By Patsy Marie Known for making High Times’ 2016 World’s Strongest Strains list, Apple Fritter has always been a potent and reliable cultivar. As someone who is always looking to try another apple strain, I was genuinely excited when I … Continue reading →
I can’t get enough of exploring the captivating contrast between raw flower and concentrates. Just a few percentage points difference on a terpene panel can create completely new aromas, flavors, and (some would argue) effects. Illinois News Joint has reviewed … Continue reading →
By Patsy Marie As someone who’s involved with most of the Chicago and Illinois online cannabis communities, I know that OG and Kush strains are becoming more and more sought after in the Illinois market. Somewhat gone are the days … Continue reading →
I love to reflect on how far we’ve come as stoners. In the days of prohibition, the heavy consumer may have had a favorite strain or two but the level of granular choice we have today would have been unimaginable … Continue reading →
Cannabis cultivars that are particularly favorable for motivating work are so important to us here at Illinois News Joint that Work Sativa has its own review series. I’m always hunting for the next energizing and productivity-boosting product to hit shelves, … Continue reading →
Sometimes, genetics are what grab me. I’ve said before that classic strains are classic for a reason, and when multiple legendary strains are crossed, I have to explore the results. That’s why I picked up POTUS Berriez Live Resin from … Continue reading →
By Mark’s Manual In the New Year, I started a new reading regimen in the evening, and I like to keep a cartridge on hand while reading a book to keep me locked into the story. I found that Magnitude’s … Continue reading →
A large portion of my medical cannabis use is focused on getting me through my workday. That’s why I usually look for cultivars that can boost my energy levels and keep me in the game for as long as I … Continue reading →
With the list of cannabis strains expanding year after year, it can be easy to miss names I should already know. At times, I see on menus a cultivar I have heard about in passing but never had the opportunity … Continue reading →
Concentrate production is an art in and of itself. While it’s true that the flower going into the process will affect the quality of whatever comes out, growing and extracting are completely different worlds. That’s why the approach I see … Continue reading →
