In the first years of legalization in Illinois, ounces of premium flower were not to be found. In the second year, several half ounces and eventually ounces of popcorn buds appeared on dispensary menus. But 28g of premium flower from … Continue reading →
In order to truly set their product apart, some cultivators focus on creating their own genetic portfolios, ensuring the strains are unique to their label. There are a few Illinois-based cultivators with in-house breeding programs, and anytime a new strain … Continue reading →
One of the questions I often field from non-cannabis friends that read my reviews is “Do you really smell that?” when referencing the various aromas I list when I breakdown the scent of flower or concentrates. My answer is always … Continue reading →
I love to reflect on how far we’ve come as stoners. In the days of prohibition, the heavy consumer may have had a favorite strain or two but the level of granular choice we have today would have been unimaginable … 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 →
One major goal for our educational Medical Patient Homegrown Reviews series is to showcase strains that medical patients otherwise would not know about so that patients can make a more informed decision on which strains best serve their medical needs. … Continue reading →
For the last series of Bedford Grow products, I have been reviewing in-house strains crossed with 3rd Coast Panama Chunk and Amnesia Sour Diesel. In the last of the series, I reviewed Lake Effect, a phrase heard several times on … Continue reading →
We’re back with another Homegrown Review from our educational review series in which Illinois News Joint showcases homegrown medicine from Illinois patients in order to better inform our readers about exactly what registered patients are growing and why they are doing … Continue reading →
The one terpene I recognize by aroma and flavor with the most ease is terpinolene. Bedford Grow has several strains in which terpinolene is the leading terpene. Bedford Grow’s new strain release Candy Coast, picked up from Maribis Springfield, is … Continue reading →
As mentioned in my last review of Yellow Brick Road, Bedford Grow has recently launched several new sativa strains, and because I prefer energetic and motivating strains to help me plow through a busy workday, I picked up from Springfield … Continue reading →
