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Hundred Percent Labs Jack Herer Sativa Live Resin iKrusher Vape 77% THC: Impressive Uplifting Effects

April 16th, 2026

I like the artwork on this vape

The first brand I saw on the Ohio legal weed market selling iKrusher disposable vape devices was Certified. Many brands have followed suit, although to my knowledge, Certified remains the only brand filling the devices with live liquid diamonds cannabis oil. All other brands in Ohio that sell iKrusher disposables fill the devices with other types of oil like live resin or CO2 oil.

The Hundred Percent Labs Jack Herer sativa live resin iKrusher vape came packaged in an opaque white Mylar bag.

I’ve done a little research into Mylar material and found it has at least a hundred applications across multiple fields. When used to make baggies, Mylar helps protect food and/or cannabis from loss of freshness and flavor over time. The material can deflect light, moisture and oxygen that would degrade the inside product.

The actual name of Mylar material is BoPET (biaxially oriented polyethylene terephthalate). Sounds unhealthy! However, food-grade and cannabis-grade Mylar supposedly do not contain phthalates, which are chemicals added to plastics to increase lifespan, durability and flexibility. Phthalates are harmful to human health because they disrupt the body’s hormone systems, behaving as endocrine disruptors.

The Jack Herer iKrusher vape was the same palm-size as any other iKrusher but it had unique artwork. The words “Hundred Percent” were written in gray amongst a white background. The ladybug logo was prominent and there were blue lines that formed a geometric design. The mouthpiece was blue and overall the device was an eye-catcher!

Did you know that the ladybug is Ohio’s state bug and it is a vigilant protector of the cannabis plant? That’s why Hundred Percent Labs uses the lady bug as their logo. An adult ladybug can eat up to 60 aphids per day. Ladybugs also eat mealybugs, spider mites and whiteflies.

As a stoner, I’d like to thank ladybugs for their hard work while protecting our cannabis plants. We’re proud to call you our state bug.

The Jack Herer iKrusher had one gram of live resin oil within the chamber. The THC content was 775mg, there was 4.24mg of CBD and there were a bunch of minor cannabinoids like 41.1mg of CBG, 14.6mg of CBN and 8.88mg of CBC. There were lots of terps listed on the back of the package.

The oil color was golden yellow clearish and it moved very slow when the device was turned upside down, unless it was heated. As is usual with iKrushers, there was no button and the vape was breath activated. There were no temperature settings and there was a USB-C charge port on the bottom.

A friend told me that he once had one of these Hundred Percent Labs iKrushers and when he pulled his USB cord out of the charge port, the entire device fell apart. It became unusable.

Thankfully I have never had that issue with any iKrushers. He told me he will never buy another Hundred Percent Labs iKrusher because of this. I totally understand his reasoning, but unless that happens to me, I’d be willing to buy another one of these devices.

In one word I would say the overall flavor was excellent. It tasted just like Jack Herer should, with terpinolene front and center. Live resin doesn’t have as full-bodied of a taste as you would get from live rosin, so the flavor left a bit to be desired. To me, resin is a bit “thinner” tasting than rosin. However, that’s always something you contend with when buying live resin instead of live rosin, no matter what the brand.

Once in a while I seemed to get a “wicky” hit, where the oil tasted kind of burnt. Thankfully this only happened a few times throughout the vape’s lifespan but I definitely noticed it.

Toke for toke, the live resin tasted and smelled weedy. I really enjoyed the Jack Herer flavor of the oil. While in my pocket the vape didn’t smell too awfully loud but someone with a zero-tolerance nose might be able to detect it on you while not in use.

There’s always a give and take with live resin. It’s usually stronger than distillate but often smells stronger, too. However, I’ve had some pretty weedy-smelling and strong distillate with cannabis-derived terps, such as Aura’s 510s and the distillate vape carts from Lake Effect. Aura is a Hundred Percent Labs brand and Lake Effect is made by Lighthouse Sciences.

The Jack Herer iKrusher’s airflow never let me down and the mouthpiece never got sticky. It only took two to four seconds to get a good-sized draw that produced a nice cloud. I never got a hot hash splash in my mouth and the device was reliable in the field, brandishing a long battery life.

The medical effects were sativa to the max! I was pleasantly surprised with how high this vape got me. I was functional, alert and active. This is exactly why I love sativas! However, a negative aspect of the Jack Herer live resin iKrusher was that it made my voice slightly phlegmmy.

With light usage I made this vape last about a week but it still seemed to burn kind of fast. I used it only at the most crucial times and held each hit in like it was my last to maximize the effects. It can sometimes be so easy to just puff away on your vapes and not truly amplify each toke with the proper time, respect and appreciation. Before you know it, POOF! The vape is oilless.

I gave the Hundred Percent Labs Jack Herer sativa live resin iKrusher disposable an 8/10 for taste, 4/10 for harshness, 8/10 for strength, 7/10 for smell strength and 60 minutes for length of medical effects.

Manufactured by Hundred Percent Labs in Mount Orab, OH on 11/13/2025, tested 11/19/2025 by North Coast Testing Labs in Streetsboro, OH, packaged 11/26/2025, expires 11/13/2026.

Extracted via Hydrocarbon (N*-butane) winterized with ethanol. 1mg of product equals a 1 second inhale.

Total THC 775mg, Delta-9 THC 775mg, THCV 5.03mg (apparently THCV isn’t counted in overall “total” THC anymore? Who knows.), total CBD 4.24mg, CBG 41.1mg, CBN 14.6mg, CBC 8.88mg.

Terps mg/g: terpinolene 27.5, b-myrcene 6.42, ocimene 5.81, carene 1.98, b-caryophyllene 3.91, d-limonene 1.71, a-pinene 1.69, b-pinene 1.63, a-humulene 1.43, a-terpinene .952, trans-b-farnesene .78, y-terpinene .687, linalool .674, a-terpineol .549, a-bisabolol .299, nerolidol .212, terpinen-4-ol .19, b-eudesmol .161, fenchyl alcohol .161, caryophyllene oxide .137, eucalyptol .116, borneol .0995, cymene .0843, camphene .0616, sabinene hydrate .0567, fenchone .0395.
Meigs County Wizard Spray #1 Sativa Flower 20.90% THC: The Blizzard Stayed, So I Smoked Wizard Spray

March 23rd, 2026

While conversing with stoners in recent times I have heard a lot of good things about the Meigs County Wizard Spray sativa flower. Since I love sativa strains high in terpinolene, I figured I’d go ahead and get a half ounce. According to my scale it weighed 14.11 grams, 0.04 grams short of a full half ounce.

The Wizard Spray #1’s lineage was Cherry Licorice Wizard x Bear Spray. The bud came packaged in a brown Mylar baggie that said Meigs County Finest Quality Ohio Grown Cannabis – Country Cut. The nugs felt squishy through the bag. I didn’t hear any crunches or crackles while touching the bud through the bag.

When I opened the Mylar, the scent set a high bar! The bud smelled fresh and super terpinolene-heavy. Even just the smell of the flower gave me a jolt of energy. Terpenes like this are exactly why Meigs County has become one of the most sought-after growers for Ohio cannabis consumers.

Meigs County Wizard Spray #1 sativa flower

These nugs were sticky and trichome-laced. Bright green was the dominant hue, followed by some mid-range greens and lots of curly orange pistils. The buds gave an excellent squish yet at the same time had robust denseness. The trim was slightly rough in some spots but nothing to really be concerned about.

Wizard Spray’s nugs broke up into nice chunks with my fingers that I then stuck into my grinder. There was absolutely no dust produced through the grinder, only fluffy, packable pot ready to be smoked and enjoyed.

The can of Wizard Spray is loaded

I was impressed with this weed’s freshness considering how difficult it can be to buy dispensary dope that doesn’t poof into powder when pulverized. There was no humidity pack inside of the bag, either, rendering the feat of freshness even more impressive.

The burn speed of the Wizard Spray #1 was about medium and it produced a light ash color. It wasn’t harsh by any means and it totally tasted like it smelled. While smoking Wizard Spray I could detect the flavor of myrcene’s fruitiness in the background.

The Wizard Spray has been sprayed

The bud was terpinolene-heavy not only in smell and taste but also effect. This strain provided a headband-like cerebral buzz that dissolved much of my back pain yet didn’t leave me languid.

A long time reader of the blog had this to say about the Wizard Spray:

“Meigs County Wizard Spray was very earthy and tasted fruity. It grinded nice but be careful about rolling it too tight because it is sticky. A small bud goes a long way! I had six bowls out of one big bud.”

After writing this review, I couldn’t help but think the following thought:

When I opened the Mylar, the scent set a high bar.
Got a half of Wizard Spray sittin’ in my jar.
Take some tokes and tell some jokes so my mind can fly far.
Up here in the clouds, gettin’ baked with the sky stars.

I gave Wizard Spray #1 from Meigs County a 8/10 for taste, 3/10 for harshness, 7/10 for strength, 7/10 for smell strength and 60 or more minutes for length of medical effects.

Total THC 20.90%, Delta-9 THC 0.52%, THCA 23.20%, total CBD 0.05%, CBDA 0.05%.

Top terpenes: terpinolene 1.78%, b-myrcene 1.47%, d-limonene 0.41%, b-pinene 0.24%. It seems to be rare to see a strain where caryophyllene isn’t listed as a top terp.

Harvested by Agri-Med Ohio, LLC on 01/12/2026, tested by North Coast Testing Lab, LLC on 01/28/2026, packaged on 02/12/2026, expires on 01/12/2027.
Klutch Habitat Flower: Does it Live Up to the Klutch Standard?

August 25th, 2025

It’s no secret that Klutch products are high-quality yet expensive. Before recreational sales became legal in Ohio, you could walk out of a Klutch Citizen dispensary with a 510 cart or luster pod for around $20. These days that will cost you between $35 to $50 before tax. Edit: A Klutch rep told me that in the next few weeks, price reductions are coming to all Klutch products at all Ohio dispensaries.

Most Klutch flower is sold in tenths, which at 2.83 grams is not a whole lot of weed. I’ve never seen a Klutch 5.66, and if you can actually find their stuff in a half ounce, prepare to pay.

This is why myself and others were glad to see Klutch release a budget-friendly line of flower called Habitat. The standard price for a Habitat tenth is $35, so if you can snag their stuff on sale, a tenth can cost under $30. At Klutch’s Northfield dispensary they recently had a deal for two Habitat Key Lime tenths, harvested four months ago, at $36. That is $180 for an ounce before tax.

Klutch’s new Northfield dispensary, located across from the MGM casino.

A Klutch cultivation technician told me the Habitat bud is grown in the exact same manner as Klutch’s typical flower. I was interested to see if Habitat cannabis lived up to the Klutch standard, so I sampled a few tenths. First up was the Gasanova indica strain.

The Gasanova’s muted greed and orange packaging was opaque, so you couldn’t see the buds through the bag.

Gasanova indica from Habitat

Gasanova indica from Habitat

When I opened the baggie’s seal, I was hit with a strong, fresh smell of gas and green! The scent was clean, crisp and sweet. It definitely smelled like some Klutch flower, and not like budget bud. The tenth weighed 2.81 grams, just shy of the 2.83 grams that it should have been.

As you can see from the two pictures above, the flower had lots of green hues and darker shades of purple. There were oranges, yellows and shiny trichomes. There was a tight trim with minimal stemmage and zero sugar leaves. Not only that, the buds were dense, sticky and healthy. They didn’t turn to dust through a grinder.

Gasanova packed bowl

Gasanova beat bowl

Not only did the Habitat Gasanova burn slow but it ashed very light. It tasted exactly like it smelled! Along with the overwhelming gassiness and sweetness I tasted fruity undertones. There was a lot of great stuff going on with the taste of this pot.

I got strong indica effects from the Gasanova. The strain’s top terpene, Limonene, was accompanied by a healthy dose of Linalool, Myrcene, and Caryophyllene for pain relief and anti-inflammatory properties. This would be a great strain for someone looking for a powerful yet budget-friendly indica.

One of the Klutch cultivation techs told me the company determines sativa and indica based on plant structure, not terpenes.

I gave Habitat’s Gasanova an 8/10 for taste, 4/10 for harshness, 8/10 for strength, 9/10 for smell strength and 60 or more minutes for length of medical effects.

Total THC 27.80%, THCA 31.20%, Delta-9 THC 0.47%, Total CBD 0.11%, CBDA 0.12%.

Harvested 12/30/2024, tested 01/23/2025 by North Coast, packaged 04/04/2025, first consumed 05/01/2025, expires 12/30/2025.

Terps mg/g: Limonene 14.90, Linalool 5.71, Myrcene 2.59, Caryophyllene 2.51, b-Pinene 2.01, Farnesene 1.34, a-Pinene 1.20.

Next up was the Pine Berry Sorbet hybrid flower, gifted to me for my birthday by a good friend! Thank you! A friend with weed is a friend I need.

Pine Berry Sorbet from Habitat

Pine Berry Sorbet from Habitat

The Pine Berry Sorbet was packaged in the same type of bag as the Gasanova. The tenth clocked in a little overweight at 2.86 grams. It gave off an overwhelming scent of smooth pine and berry. It smelled fresh and floral.

Just like the Gasanova, the Pine Berry Sorbet had a professional-grade trim. The buds were nice and dense with an ideal moisture level. They broke down nicely by hand and behaved as expected when run through my Flower Mill.

Pine Berry Sorbet packed

Pine Berry Sorbet cashed

The flower burned nice and clean, cooperating with the flame to fulfill its ultimate destiny. The flavor was distinct compared to the Gasanova. Pine Berry Sorbet had much more of a creamier taste to the smooth smoke.

For me, the piney flavor was front and center, which given the name isn’t surprising. However, when you look at the terpene profile, b-Pinene is somewhat low on the list. A-Pinene is not even contained in the listed terpenes.

The Pine Berry Sorbet didn’t give me as much of a body buzz as the Gasanova. It provided more balanced effects. After consumption I was able to get some meal prep done for the upcoming work week and do some other boring chores. The Pine Berry Sorbet turned the mundane into an intriguing game, and tasted great in the process.

After sampling the full tenth I gave this cannabis strain a 7/10 for taste, 4/10 for harshness, 7/10 for strength, 7/10 for smell strength and 60 minutes for length of medical effects.

Total THC 26.60%, delta-9 THCA 29.80%, Delta-9 THC 0.46%, total CBD 0.07%, CBDa 0.09%.

Harvested 03/19/2025, tested 05/07/2025 by North Coast, packaged 05/14/2025, first consumed 07/25/2025, expires 03/19/2026.

Terpenes mg/g: Limonene 7.12, Linalool 5.25, Myrcene 4.38, Caryophyllene 2.66, Farnesene 0.98, b-Pinene 0.97, Humulene 0.79.

After trying both of these Habitat offerings, I would recommend this brand of flower to those who love Klutch bud but don’t love Klutch prices. I will be keeping an eye out for new releases from Habitat. I will also be visiting the Northfield Citizen dispensary to grab two Key Lime tenths for $36!
Wellspring Fields Project Red Indica Flower 24.2% THC: Quality Yields from Wellspring Fields

June 6th, 2025

Wellspring Fields is a licensed cannabis grower and processor from Ravenna, Ohio. In addition to flower, they produce extracts, 510 carts, disposables, peanut butter, chocolates, topicals, tinctures, RSO syringes and infused beverages that they call “elixirs”. I have enjoyed several of their products including the chocolates and elixirs. I have also tried their lip balm which I am not sure that they make anymore.

I was at Certified Dispensary in South Euclid, a week out from Rosin Fest. I had no flower to smoke to hold me over until the festival.

While browsing Certified’s interactive menu in their lobby I had a chance encounter with a stoner friend! We talked for a bit while I looked through the half ounces. I had yet to try any Wellspring Fields flower, and I saw they had a half of Project Red for 20% off, so I made the selection and bought the bag. The lineage on this stuff was Pacoima Kush x Ghetto Red.

When I got home and opened it up I was hit with an earthier smell then I expected. The whiff contained hints of berry or fruit, but mostly I smelled some grassiness that made me a bit nervous about how the stuff would taste. It didn’t smell stale.

The flower itself had a nice look to it. Most of the buds were big and chunky. They were all dense and medium-green in hue with fuzzy orange pistils that stuck to the buds. There was a little bit of stem attached to the bigger buds but the flower was far from what I’d consider a “Stemmy Buscemi”.

Project Red indica flower from Wellspring Fields

I like big buds and I cannot lie!

The Project Red half ounce clocked in .08 grams underweight at 14.07 grams. The buds were a bit dry and had a crunch to their squeeze. When broken down by hand it wasn’t too bad but through a grinder there was definitely some dust produced. The buds weren’t very sticky.

Project Red packed (post-Integra Boost packet)

This flower had about a medium burn speed and produced light greyish ash. It didn’t taste dry or stale. Thankfully, the earthiness to the smell translated well into the taste. The Project Red had a spicy, hoppy taste with raspberry or strawberry undertones. It wasn’t harsh. I ended up really enjoying the taste of the stuff!

Beat bowl of Project Red

I threw a RAW Integra Boost humidity control packet in with the Project Red flower and waited 24 hours. I was amazed at how well the packet brought this bud back to life. The stuff went from producing dust through a grinder to generating zero dust whatsoever. The flower became sticker and denser when broken up by hand. The nuggets lost their crunch when squeezed and tasted fresher and more flavorful!

The RAW Integra Boost packet brought a ton of life back to the dry Project Red flower

For me, the Project Red produced more of a relaxing medical effect. I’d consider it an indica-leaning hybrid. It didn’t make me tired but it didn’t give me the burst of energy I got from Woodward’s Frozen Bag sativa or Butterfly Effect’s Black Jack strain.

The Project Red relieved my pain and eased my mind without producing a headache or any other unwanted side effects. It made my mouth kind of dry and stimulated my hunger. This would be a good strain for someone looking to relax midday.

Another unique aspect of this bag was that the terpene info was only accessible by a QR code printed on the label. The attached link brought me to a detailed lab report with tons of info on terpenes, moisture and microbials.

I’d buy and smoke the Project Red again if given the opportunity. After enjoying my first flower strain from Wellspring Fields I’d love to try a few of their other offerings such as Stankasaurus, Strawberries and Cream, Puna Alien Fuel, Oh-Pie-Oh and Sour Tangie.

I gave the Project Red from Wellspring Fields a 7 for taste, 4 for harshness, 7 for strength, 6 for smell strength and 60 to 90 minutes for length of medical effects.

Total THC 24.2%, Delta-9 THC 1.14%, THCA 26.3%. Total CBD 0.065%, CBDA 0.073%.

Terpenes (mg/g): b-Caryophyllene 8.45, d-Limonene 3.68, b-Myrcene 3.38, a-Humulene 2.39, Linalool 1.38, Farnesene 0.97, Caryophyllene Oxide 0.73, a-Bisabolol 0.68, Nerolidol 0.67, trans-Nerolidol 0.67, b-Pinene 0.55, a-Pinene 0.39, a-Terpineol 0.38, Fenchol 0.28, 2-Pinanol 0.27, (+)-Borneol 0.13, Fenchone 0.12, Camphene 0.10, b-Eudesmol 0.09, Terpinolene 0.05.

Manufactured 11/01/2024 by FN Group Holdings, LLC, tested 04/22/2025 by North Coast Testing Labs (almost 5 months after harvest!), packaged 04/28/2025, first consumed 06/01/2025, expires 10/31/2025.