I believe that one of the most promising features of cannabis is the plant’s array of minor cannabinoids, such as THCV, CBG, and CBN, that can create new types of experiences. The Botanist has recently released a tincture, tapping into … Continue reading →
In certain industry jobs, workers are constantly awash in a sea of new genetic names, so when an established grower is producing a strain I haven’t heard of, I pay attention. Superflux recently put out a new-to-me strain, Oracle, in … Continue reading →
Ratio gummies combining CBD and THC used to be one of my least favorite categories to review, but as the years have passed and my tastes have evolved, I’ve gone as far as adding these combo edibles to my daily … Continue reading →
As the winter starts to wind down, temperatures pick up, and calendars fill with events, my arsenal for cannabis dosing also changes. While I’m a huge fan of flower and dabs during the winter, my travel schedule demands convenience, so … Continue reading →
While we love all types of effects and flavors of cannabis here at Illinois News Joint, we cannot deny the special place we have for energetic citrus-heavy strains. The Botanist caught my attention with its recently released Orange Mojito. Not … Continue reading →
One of the product categories I’ve long awaited in the Prairie State is the high-dose single-serve option. While many blame Illinois regulations for this lack of options, a certain amount of profit seeking is involved as well, further discouraging what … Continue reading →
I don’t use carts very often. For me, disposable pens and cartridges are for travel, family events, and discreetness. So during the last few weeks of traveling inside Illinois and attending different events, I reviewed Innocent’s Blue Dream Catalyst Vape … 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 →
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 →
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 →
