Puff, puff, PDX! Last weekend Chrysta and I embarked on an Oregon road trip from Seattle to Eugene.
Our adventure started later than planned. Chrysta’s van battery died, then upon jumping her car realized my front headlight burnt out. Undeterred after minor mechanic work, we left Seattle around 9 PM. On the bright side, the late departure helped us beat traffic. Well, for the exception of a tanker truck flipped on the highway closing four lanes of traffic…
I’m a creature of habit, so I usually smoke strains I know. However, after my recent shoot with Taylor, she gifted me this gorgeous nug of Inflorescence LLC‘s Strawberry Pie strain. It’s so delicious, I couldn’t help but share for Macro Monday!
Thank you Rogue River Botanicals for being my first out-of-state grow to photograph!
Rogue River Botanicals is the brainchild of several friends who dreamt of the day weed would be legal. Unbeknownst to them, the Maui Wowie and Seattle Skunk previously grown would pale in comparison to the chronic soon coming.
For Christmas trees near Seattle, you can go to the Crown Tree Farm. You can also go to your local cannabis shop, because in the PNW we smoke our Christmas trees.
Chrysta and I teamed up for a Fauxy Furr Vintage holiday shoot. A last-minute model cancelation meant we became the models. I guess this is why I always keep my mani camera ready.
There’s a reason Pineapple Express gave mention to the Super Lemon Haze strain. It’s legendary, a favorite among cannabis consumers. In fact, Super Lemon Haze is without a doubt my favorite strain.
Also known as the SLH, Super Lemon Haze is a strong sativa guaranteed to help you get shit done. This strain is perfect before work outs, to clean the house, to craft with friends — you name it. One whiff of its pungent aroma will leave you feeling energized.
Working in weed I have a lot to be thankful for. Legal weed, employment at an amazing company and content creation for budding brands are a few reasons to give thanks. Consequently, this Thanksgiving is Danksgiving.
I want to share a few of my favorite companies, so you too can turn Thanksgiving into Danksgiving.
If you’re looking for a high that feels like a headband, pack your pipe with the legendary Headband strain.
This potent hybrid is the byproduct of OG Kush and Sour Diesel for a unique flavor and hard-hitting effects. Headband’s smell is a mixture of diesel and lemon, with earthy undertones. The high is often described as “a warm headband” of relaxation around the crown of the head.
The 2016 election results made one thing is clear — Americans want legal weed. Nine states voted on recreational cannabis laws. Eight passed.
California, Nevada, Maine and Massachusetts voted in favor of recreational marijuana. North Dakota, Arkansas and Florida said yes to medical marijuana. Montana voters passed laws to make medical use easier. Arizona, the only state to not pass, voted against its recreational law.
Hash Plant is a rich, bold indica with dense flowers. Due to the plant’s short flowering time makes, this Sensi Seeds classics is a favorite amongst farmers. One of my florists is Legends by Northwest Cannabis Solutions.
Hash Plant is a hybrid of two indicas — Northern Lights and Afghani. It has an deep, rich woodsy aroma with hints of Hashish. When smoked, this strain has a spicy sharp bite.
On Tuesday Americans will vote the lesser of two evils under the guise of freedom. Me? I'm a libertarian. I vote for weed.
Nine states have marijuana laws on the ballot. From loosened medical regulations to recreational weed, 2016 is shaping up to be a game changer for our industry.
Republicans: “We don’t trust Big Pharma! We want alternative medicine!”
*possible rescheduling of cannabis*
Also Republicans: “Nooooooo! It’s the devil’s lettuce! Keep weed illegal! It causes crime! It’s bad!”
Imagine being so low T you think cannabis, a plant with incredible medicinal benefits, should be illegal.
Daddy government, please tell us what we can and cannot use as medicine!
Sounds like a good reason to decriminalize, so people can grow their own and not be dependent on corrupt, corporate cannabis Chads who never grew prior to legalization.
Why are conservatives, including some Congressmen, taking money from big pot companies (who spray glyphosate) without proudly announcing this partnership?
We don’t need to reschedule cannabis @realDonaldTrump @RobertKennedyJr, we need to decriminalize it. Rescheduling only gives the power of this plant to Big Pharma. Government has no business regulating a flower people can grow at home.
Exclusive: President Trump is considering reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug, after pot companies have poured millions of dollars into Trump’s political groups https://on.wsj.com/4fvpfFF
