As I mentioned a review or so back, I’m really burning my way through vape cartridges right now. Fitting a vape into my day-to-day medication regimen has been all about finding the right strains for the right time. This Alchemy G6 Jet Fuel Live Resin Cartridge by Ieso seemed like a good fit for a daytime sativa, so I was excited to give it a spin.

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G6 is a hybrid cross of Aspen OG and High Country Diesel. This cartridge tested at 30.7% THCA, 50.89% THC, 1.23% CBGA, and 82.68% total cannabinoids. The most prevalent terpenes were b-myrcene, limonene, and b-caryophyllene.

This cartridge led with a tangy diesel note, a great display of G6s classic gassy genetics. As the flavor blossomed, it took on a distinct and pleasantly vegetal character. Floral tones of chamomile and honeysuckle lended some overall sweetness. The flavor was clean and easy to dissect while retaining the full profile I enjoy from Alchemy concentrates.

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“Gassed” works as a great descriptor for both the flavor and the effects. I was quickly energized, my mood was uplifted, and my body became slightly tingly and boosted by a floating sensation.

This was the most energetic cartridge I have tried in Illinois and combined with a cup of coffee it allowed me to steamroll my to-do lists and power through workdays. Alchemy has a winner on their hands and anyone looking for a strong sativa style uplift should seek this one out.

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