One of the things I’ve learned about my own consumption habits as I’ve been writing reviews is that I’m very seasonal. During the winter, I gravitate to the cozy “warm blanket” of heavy indicas and as the spring and summer warm up, I start to get out more and look to the motivation of sativa strains. With temperatures rising and the flowers starting to bloom, I was happy to sample Waltz Haze Live Resin by Bedford Grow to get the season going.

Picked up at Springfield Maribis, Waltz Haze is a sativa leaning hybrid cross of Dawg’s Waltz (Purple Urkle X Tres Dawg) and Haze. This batch of live resin tested at 82.5% THCa, 2.77% THC, 1.69% CBGA, and 87.58% total cannabinoids. The primary terpenes included b-myrcene, limonene, and b-caryophyllene. Smaller amounts of linalool and a-humulene were also detected.

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This gram came as a mound of clear diamonds in a golden amber sauce with an appreciable thickness to it. The size of the crystals was notable as a substantial portion of the weight came from two large diamonds that I had to break up to dose out easily.

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The aroma in the jar was tangy, opening with fresh lemon zest, a fresh green tea herbal tone, and a spicy mix of cinnamon and pepper occurring over more subtle notes of fresh cedar and floral lavender. Vaporized at a low temperature, the tangy lemon came to the front, taking on a sweetness before the fresh green tea flavor stole the spotlight. This fruit and herb combination made for a bright, fresh flavor that brought my spring garden to mind.

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Waltz Haze started in my body with a tingly euphoria that made me want to dance (bad pun intended). My body felt energized and lightened enough to make everything physical a bit easier, my body a bit less heavy. The mindscape was playful and open, becoming far too spacey and lightly psychedelic for work.

Overall, Waltz Haze had a delightful fresh flavor and truly “recreational” high that made for a great playful experience.

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