I’ve had a love-hate relationship with vaporizers built for flower, particularly portable ones. The stationary plug-in ones have by and large treated me alright, getting that good, consistent heat needed to properly vaporize the THC, but portable ones have always left me wanting something wi…
Cannabis wandered into the United States in the late 19th century and was quickly incorporated into patent medicines, but, in an age when opium and cocaine were also household cupboard items, it didn’t cause a stir.
Hello Alaska, and thank you for reading this edition of the Bud Hub! For this round of reviews I picked up a few grams grown by cultivators I had never tried before and a couple that were recommended to me through the stoner grapevine. I really wanted to try some “terpy” greens, and so that …
Hello Alaska, and Happy New Year!! I have some great selections to tell you guys about from The Tanana Herb Co and Pakalolo. And, I chose to feature a new Fairbanks retailer, who also grows their own products - GABCO. And also a newly licenced bakery, who has one heck of a dream team in the …
In Alaska, it’s been legal to grow your own for more than 40 years, but finding good advice on how best to go about it wasn’t always simple.
Hello again, Alaska! There are so many new and exciting things happening in the cannabis industry. Among them are the new products and new growers coming online. This cycle I wanted to make sure to feature two products that are not flower and two new — new to me, anyway — growers. I was able…
“Double Grape,” (17.39 percent THC, 1.91 percent total terpenes). grown by Herbal Instincts, purchased at GoodSinse. Aroma is somewhat musky and forest-like, similar to a mushroom. I was expecting a much more fruity aroma because of the high myrcene content, but this flower is definitely ear…
One of the topics I see discussed quite often is how important are the numbers on your bag. Does a high THC content indicate superior weed? Many retailers tell me that almost every customer has two questions: 1) What is the best value on your menu? And, 2) What is the highest THC strain?
Features: darker hues, light airy bud, earthy smell with some sweet spice, earthy flavor with hints of chocolate
While smoking is still the preferred delivery method for most cannabis consumers, a growing number are turning to edibles, and for good reason. Ingesting cannabis orally not only saves your lungs, it gives the user a different, more long-lasting result while distributing the soothing, anti-i…
Cataract Kush is one of the most popular strains sold at True Dank. Features: gray, purple and black hues, few hairs, dense, earthy, musky smell THC content: 17 percent
With the explosion of legal cannabis industries across the country, methods of consumption have become ever more creative. Cannabis can be consumed any number of ways, including through the use of edibles and infusions.
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