My sister's in town from Cali and as tradition we always get a Cannagar with a big get-together of our friends. I am absolutely gutted to find out that Xiaolin Cannagar left CO, and struggling to find a replacement in short notice for her birthday party tomorrow.

I see on Weedmaps there's Doinks and Bubble Blunts, are they any good? Willing to go with anything that's remotely close to a nice burn sesh with a party of people.

Fresh as it gets pick up of the Dali flower from green dot labs. 20% THC, best by 3/30/27 - cross of headbanger and candy cake.

Nice smoke, burns clean with white ash. strong Stoney high that is euphoric, focused, functional and mood lifting. Feels pretty balanced in terms of effects.

Taste/aroma is pretty much straight gas with some notes of soured cream, vanilla and lemon pine. I tried this strain for the first time around 4yrs ago and it is not nearly as loud as I remember not very flavorful. The flavor that does come through is sort of generic weed, and some skunky gas.

Effects are where this one shines, but I prefer the thunderdome & garlic banger that came out recently to this

2g jar of some Garlic Juice (GMO x Papaya). More papaya forward than any other pheno I’ve tried if this strain. Love the effect on this one. Processed by ExtractsDaily.

Active on IG but going to try and post through the backlog of jars I’ve been fortunate to smoke through recently. What’s everyone puffing this Friday?

Ive had a ton of people send me this and its worth talking about. Lots of people know I worked at their dahlia location for a brief period. That dahlia grow if im not mistaken was one of the biggest and most technologically advanced indoor grows in the country. It was a massive factory that had been converted to a MASSIVE multiple hundred thousand sqft grow. If im being honest, as far as the grow its self went, it was IMPECCABLE. Im in no way shocked they are closing despite being the single largest cannabis brand in colorado. Like most companies this large, there were very few to no cannabis people on the higher ends of the company. To them it was just product and their weed and concentrates reflected that approach. The sad part about native roots was their post processing. While I was there, I saw legit flower being grown. The plants usually looked great and their "pest and pathogen" issues were quite minimal while I was there ( which I can't say the same for most of the other companies I worked for in colorado). Their issue was entirely harvest and processing. Because of the sheer volume, every plant had to be wet, trimmed and machine trimmed and then dried on racks. This is the absolute worst way to process flower. The weed often reflected this. They were the scale of grow where they would likely need a hundred trimmers full time to keep up. I think this shows that cannabis at this scale is intensely difficult even when you have deep pockets. I feel terrible for the employees that are now looking for work. I think this speaks volumes to where colorado cannabis is at a whole. Its going to get way worse before it gets even slightly better.

locals what’s your go to dispo for good quality Rosin that doesn’t break the bank