One of the questions I’ve been asked the most since founding Illinois News Joint is, “What is your favorite strain?” I’ve had a couple pat but true answers that basically avoid the question. One answer involved having favorite effects (Work … Continue reading →
For the last entry in News Joint Grow Journal 6.0, I return to the first entry, Appleberry Crisp by Nachos & El Sapo. I published the first journal entry earlier than expected because the breeder, Jon Colombini, had just past … Continue reading →
I’m back with the fourth and last strain for News Joint Grow Journal 6.0. Golden PuTang is a sativa-leaning collaboration of Golden Pineapple (C99 and White Widow) by Green Bodhi and PuTang by Mass Medical Strains. Because of my love … Continue reading →
Before I started News Joint Grow Journal 6.0, I didn’t have a theme in mind besides running my normal “fruit flavored” strains. Writing this entry, I noticed another theme. All four strains in Grow Journal 6.0 have a connection to … Continue reading →
For the second straight grow journal, I’m highlighting another strain, Putang BX, with a close connection to our A Friend Indeed (AFI) program. I decided to run Putang BX because it’s the strain I have gifted the most to Veterans … Continue reading →
Less than a week ago, Jon Colombini, a.k.a. Nachos & El Sapo, lost his fight against Leukemia (a battle my mother has recently stopped taking treatment for). Although I did not know Colombini personally, I knew he was a breeder … Continue reading →
I ended News Joint Grow Journal 42 with a weak cliffhanger about how I nearly killed all five of my Green Crack plants with poor planning and how differently clones can grow in the same environment. In News Joint Grow … Continue reading →
Before legalization in Illinois, my favorite Work Sativa, Green Crack, was really the only strain I searched out. After legalization, I sampled every Green Crack strain listed on dispensary menus. During a recent break from writing News Joint Grow Journal, … Continue reading →
As mentioned in Part 6 of our 6-part series “What Illinois cannabis patients really want,” the most commented on and advocated for issue we hear from registered medical patients in Illinois is increasing the plant-limit count for growing medicine at … Continue reading →
For the fourth-and-final entry in our News Joint Grow Journal about my four Work Sativa strains, I give the last update on my Lemon Tree from NWG Genetics. Lemon Tree is a cross of Lemon Skunk and Sour Diesel.
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