Joints are for lunch, blunts are for dinner. At least that’s been my approach lately. Something about the slow burn and heavier smoke of a blunt makes for a better end-of-day sesh. For my latest blunt sesh, I picked up … Continue reading →
The strain Moon Bow ranks near the top of my list when it comes to favorites. I perk up anytime I hear about the strain or its progeny. Lobo’s recent flower release included the Moon Bow cross, Moon Boots. I … Continue reading →
I’m a big fan of strains with classic genetics, even more so when both parents are well-known cuts. The latest Lobo release, NF-1, combines Northern Lights and Chemdawg, two powerhouse cultivars with long histories. I recently stopped at Parkway Dispensary … Continue reading →
Lobo’s recent flower drop is full of well-known genetics, including a strain I’ve grown in the past, Tropicana Punch. The Purple Punch descendant also fits as a late entry to my “summer flavor” hunt. I recently picked up to review … Continue reading →
I’ve been chasing summer flavors for the last few months, so why not end the season’s hunt with a cultivar that promises fruit from the outset? Lobo recently released Fruit Stand in one of the brand’s blunts, so I stopped … Continue reading →
One of the categories finally getting some real attention in Illinois is the prerolled blunt. Nothing speaks to this more than the 1937 Group tie-in brand, Lobo. Focused entirely on blunts, the brand recently released a San Fernando Valley OG … Continue reading →
