I first sampled Dabstract back in May when the label released a line of vape carts. I’ve been awaiting the full concentrate follow-up since. This month, the dabs from Dabstract hit dispensaries, so I stopped into Consume Marion and picked … Continue reading →
Despite having reviewed hundreds of products, a few strains on the Illinois market have really stuck with me. Hazelnut Cream is definitely on that list. I first reviewed the flower in March of last year. Recently, I discovered the strain … Continue reading →
While the effects drew me to dabbing, the depth of aroma and flavor keeps me obsessed. I can’t get enough of the complex and intriguing experiences terp-heavy extracts can provide. I recently spotted Sour Garlic Mints badder from Bedford Grow … Continue reading →
Nostalgia sells. By tapping into consumers’ emotions, businesses can sway purchasing decisions easily. The cannabis industry is no exception to this trend. NuEra has dropped a new strain called Dankarooz, which immediately struck an emotional chord with me. The name … 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 →
By MarkE Reflecting on the past year, as I have switched to more concentrate consumption over flower, I find myself continually drawn towards Live Budder. For me, Live Budder is easy to handle, produces rich color and flavor, and possesses … Continue reading →
By @medsforheads Lately, the extraction room at Bedford Grow must be looking like a scene from Uncut Gems. The cultivator’s team has been pulling diamonds out of the mine with stunning size, clarity, and terps to match. I recently reviewed … Continue reading →
By @medsforheads NuEra recently announced the arrival of its first-ever hydrocarbon extracts after several years of producing only solventless concentrates. With several flavors of live sugar and at least one badder included in the initial drop, I thought it best … Continue reading →
Some of the best cannabis advice I’ve ever gotten is to stop looking at “indica” and “sativa” and start learning the genetic lineages that work for you. Just a few strong lineages can provide a plethora of choices, and it’s … Continue reading →
What would the summer be without strawberries? My favorite fruit and a few of my favorite cannabis lineages share the berry title so whether it’s the vines in my garden or dispensary menus, such as Curaleaf Mokena, I’m always delighted … Continue reading →
