By C Miller I’m back with an Illinois brand Illinois News Joint has not yet reviewed: Columbia Care‘s Triple Seven flower. I procured from Greengate Chicago an eighth of Sunset Octane, a hybrid cross of Sunset Sherbert and High Octane … Continue reading →
By C Miller Impressed by Justice Cannabis Co.‘s Lime OG, I decided to try another strain from the cultivator’s recently conceptualized Crops brand, Tropical Orange Bomb. The eighth I picked up from Greengate Chicago, testing at 19% THC, filled out … Continue reading →
While a great reviewer should seek out a wide variety of strains, there are certain cultivars that deserve a second, or third look. Highwayman, a key player in Bedford Grow’s stable, isn’t new to me, but this live resin diamonds … Continue reading →
Illinois’ choices in concentrates are slowly opening up. In two months, I have reviewed concentrates named budder, live resin, live sugar, live resin sugar, live rosin, crumble, pressed hash, bubble hash, and honeycomb. Now, it’s Jack Herer Badder by Progressive … Continue reading →
I’m following my Aurora Chem Haze Sugar by In Grown Farms, with a different type of concentrate from the Innocent brand: Sophora Honeycomb picked up from nEra Urbana. Sophora is a sativa dominant hybrid cross of Highwayman and (Northern Lights #5 … Continue reading →
By C Miller The more I explore strains rich in terpinolene, the more I appreciate its versatility as the basis for a plethora of fruit flavors. Flanked by subtly varying ratios of limonene, myrcene, and pinene, the sweet and creamy … Continue reading →
I’m back with the second Bedford Grow’s sativa flowers entry into the 2021 High Times Cannabis Cup Illinois: People’s Choice Edition: Pootie Tang. This eighth of Pootie Tang, picked up from Maribis Springfield, is a sativa-hybrid cross of LA Kush … Continue reading →
It may not be the first time I’ve taken some time to tell you, but it’s worth saying again. There’s a reason classics are classics. As more and more trendy “strains of the month” come and go, I find myself … Continue reading →
By C Miller In educated cannabis markets, strain specificity has become a sought-after trait with regard to the terpenes used to fill cartridges as well as the starting material for edibles since using generic mixed-batch distillate tends to be the … Continue reading →
Initially hard for me to find, In Grown Farms new concentrate focused SuperFlux label has been appearing on more dispensary menus lately. It’s not often that we see a new label gracing the limited Illinois menus, especially one focused on … Continue reading →
