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Galenas Fey Fire Hybrid Flower 25.1% THC: Fey Fire Fo Fum, I Smell Some Bud And I Would Like Some

March 27th, 2026

Galenas is among only a few Ohio cultivators that I am aware of who seek a Certified Kind accreditation for their crops. This means Galenas follows internationally accepted norms for organic crops and processed products. Since the USDA essentially owns the word “organic”, and the USDA can’t work with cannabis because it is a schedule 1 drug, cannabis companies cannot legally call their bud “organic”.

A loyal reader of Bill’s Bud Blog recently gifted me a 1.21 gram sample of Fey Fire from Galenas. It was generous gift considering Galenas is typically among the most expensive brands on the market, due in part to their dedication of quality and consistency. I had seen Fey Fire on marijuana menus in recent times and was thankful for the opportunity to review the strain!

Fey Fire with flash

Fey Fire with no flash

Fey Fire’s lineage is Strawberry Gushers x THC Bomb. The buds looked absolutely wonderful, featuring plenty of trikes and pistils that made me look forward to the session. There were several shades of green within the nugs but there also seemed to be some purple within the mix.

The Fey Fire buds smelled like a field of strawberries and weed. The sweet smell was accompanied by some spicy and earthy underliers. I noticed hints of hops and fruit within the aroma. Any smoker would have appreciated the strain’s loud and sweet scent.

The nugs were reasonably dense and gave a nice squeeze. They weren’t overly dry, and through my grinder only a tiny amount of dust was produced.

Fey Fire packed in a bowl

Upon firing up the flower and taking a few tokes I discovered the Fey Fire had some unique qualities. Despite featuring caryophyllene as the top terpene, the stuff smoked very smooth. For me the vapors were not harsh whatsoever and they didn’t make me cough or choke. The bud also tasted relatively sweet for something so high in caryophyllene.

A lot of the flavor was spicy and woody but I totally detected the myrcene fruitiness in there. The exhale was smooth and I didn’t get any weird chemical aftertaste, probably due to the Certified Kind growing standards.

Due to being under 0.3% Delta-9 THC, you could say the Fey Fire technically qualifies as hemp under the 2018 Farm Bill

The Fey Fire burned at a reasonably slow speed and produced a light ash color.

Fey Fire beat bowl

For me the effects were sativa-leaning, maybe due to the strain’s healthy amount of humulene and limonene. I was giggly, uplifted and upbeat yet focused and motivated. The stuff didn’t make me tired on the comedown, just a bit hungry and relaxed. The medical effects lasted about an hour and a half.

I’ve seen this strain available in both tenths and half ounces. After this sample, I’m tempted to buy myself a half. Good strains come and go due to a variety of reasons, and when you find a cut that you really like, it’s always a good idea to stock up before it’s gone for good.

I gave the Fey Fire from Galenas an 8/10 for taste, 3/10 for harshness, 7/10 for strength, 7/10 for smell strength and 90 minutes for length of medical effects.

Total THC 25.10%, delta-9 THC 0.13%, THCa 28.5%. Total CBD 0.07%, CBDa 0.08%, CBGa 01.65%.

Top terps: b-Caryophyllene 7.290%, a-Humulene 3.070%, b-Myrcene 2.890%, s-Limonene 2.540%, trans-β-Farnesene 2.360%.

Harvested 01/19/2026, tested 02/04/2026 by North Coast Testing Labs, packaged 02/09/2026, expires 01/18/2027.
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.
Strain Hunters Swaziland Expedition (Released 04/20/2013, runtime1 hour, 4 minutes)

February 23rd, 2026
Meigs County Animal Mints Hybrid Flower 26.4% THC: This Weed Is Worthy Of Your Wallet

February 23rd, 2026

I stored the nugget inside of a jar until I was ready to review

The other day a Bill’s Bud Blog reader procured a half ounce of Meigs County Animal Mints hybrid flower and offered me a nug. I accepted the generous offer. Thank you!

There are a lot of superb Meigs County strains available to try, such as Black Maple #22, Cranberry Z and Strawberry Chocolate. I had yet to try the Animal Mints and based on what I saw with this nug, I was in for a treat.

Animal Mints from Meigs County is a 26.4% THC hybrid flower heavy in limonene, linalool and caryophyllene. According to the Meigs County website, the strain’s lineage is Animal Cookies x SinMint Cookies. I love how Meigs County prints strain lineages on its labels, unlike many other legal Ohio cultivators.

The half ounce originally came packaged in a Mylar bag with a see-through window on the bottom. It had a sweet, light smell to it, with hints of spice and floral fumes. I did not weigh the bud but it provided me with two fat bowls, so it was no doubt a nice-sized nugget.

The Animal Mints bud was beautiful and was among the best-looking stuff I’ve seen from a licensed Ohio dispensary. It was absolutely covered in glistening trichomes and had cool-looking orange pistils.

The nug was light green and contained no unneeded stems or unsmokable matter. The only stem was the one shooting through the middle of the bud and it was easy to remove. The picture below was taken after I had already smoked half of the nug.

This bud has some of the best bag appeal I have seen in legal Ohio weed

Another thing I appreciated about this flower was the fact is wasn’t dry. It gave a nice healthy squish and actually stuck to my finger, a rarity in legal Ohio cannabis. It didn’t crunch or explode when put through the squeeze test and produced very little if any dust when I shredded it through a grinder.

Should all legal weed behave like this? If you ask me, the answer is yes. However, these ideal nug properties can be difficult to come across when buying Ohio dispensary weed. Thank you Meigs County for providing Ohio stoners with smokable bud!

Meigs County Animal Mints broken up in a bowl

The Animal Mints flower burned pretty slow and ashed white in color. It wasn’t overly harsh whatsoever and tasted limonene-heavy. The linalool added some nice smooth contrast to the limonene’s sharpness, while the caryophyllene acted like a glue in the background to ground the flavors together as one. I liked the taste of this stuff. It wasn’t earthy, dirty or unclean in flavor whatsoever.

There was nice ash color on the Animal Mints

The medical effects were slightly sativa-leaning for me, about 60/40. I didn’t feel tired but I was at ease, composed and able to get my stuff done. I didn’t get too much of a head buzz like I do with many sativa-dominant strains, but I was still able to focus and work. I also felt my neck and lower back pain melt away for a bit, which was a welcomed side effect. I’d recommend this strain for both daytime and nighttime use, as I was not tired, not wired, just chilled and thrilled that I received such an excellent sample.

I gave the Animal Mints flower from Meigs County a 7 for taste, 3 for harshness, 7 for strength, 6 for smell strength and 60 to 75 minutes for length of medical effects.

Terpenes according to the dispensary menu page for Animal Mints: Limonene 0.83% or 8.30 mg/g, Linalool 0.49% or 4.90 mg/g, Caryophyllene 0.48% or 4.80 mg/g.

THC: 26.4%. Harvest, testing, packaging and expiration date unknown.
Farmaceutical RX Banana Kush Indica Flower 27.3% THC: Sing Stanzas With Bananas While In My Pajamas

January 23rd, 2026

FRX Banana Kush Indica Flower 27.3% THC

FRX Banana Kush Indica Flower 27.3% THC

Farmaceutical RX grows legal, organic cannabis in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Not unlike Galenas, FRX flower is Certified Kind. This means FRX pays a third-party company to inspect their grow operation to ensure the flower is grown to “organic” standards using no harmful pesticides, fungicides, growth accelerators or plant growth regulators (PGRs).

It is surprising how many chemicals are allowed to be used on legal cannabis crops in Ohio, both medical and recreational. Check it out for yourself on the Ohio.gov website. To view a cultivator-specific list of pesticides used on Ohio cannabis, read this document created by Pure Ohio Wellness. Not all cultivators are listed, such as Ritegene (Wondergrove). Click here for a list of all DCC-licensed Ohio cultivators.

When reading the cultivator list, keep in mind a level 1 license allows a cultivator to produce more cannabis than those that hold a level 2 license. Smaller, level 3 grow farms were approved by Ohio voters back in 2023 but there has been significant pushback and it has yet to materialize.

Banana Kush from Farmaceutical RX is an indica cross between Ghost OG and Skunk Haze. It came packaged in a glass jar with a plain black label that featured a Certified Kind logo. When I opened the container I was hit with a bold scent that undoubtedly gave me sweet banana vibes. I could smell the terpinolene and looked forward to finding out if this pot tasted like it smelled.

My tenth of FRX Banana Kush weighed 2.93 grams, which was exactly one tenth of a gram over weight. This was refreshing given the fact that a lot of my recent tenth purchases have weighed under 2.83 grams.

FRX Banana Kush Indica Flower 27.3% THC

The Banana Kush flower had a real nice, trichome-laden look to it. The stems were snipped and the leaves were left behind. All that remained was premium, smokable pot that made my lungs leap with excitement in anticipation of combustion. The buds were not dry and they gave a nice squish when squeezed.

When broken down through my grinder, the Banana Kush did not turn to bone dust like Pure Ohio’s Locally Grown cannabis. The Banana Kush broke down like you’d expect and appreciate. When broken apart by finger, the trichomes remained on the buds and the flower cooperated in becoming nice little chunks.

Banana Kush packed

The Banana Kush burned at about a medium speed and produced mostly light ash color. I sampled this strain in both joint and glass bowl.

Banana Kush ash color

Banana Kush ash color

I didn’t get much throat harshness while burning the Banana Kush, which was welcomed. It didn’t make me phlegmy and didn’t leave a bad aftertaste in my mouth.

The flavor of the flower was just as I had hoped for upon my first whiff. It had a sweet terpinolene tang that absolutely reminded me of bananas. I recently had a half ounce of Banana Skunkberry from Certified, and compared to that strain, I’d say the FRX Banana Kush had much more of a banana-y flavor.

A friend recently told me they didn’t think the FRX Banana Kush had a whole lot of banana taste to it, but that’s not quite the vibe I got. While I will agree with them in that I have tried bud with even more of a banana taste, like some homegrown Apples and Bananas flower given to me by a friend, I still thought the FRX Banana Kush had a real nice banana-y scent and flavor. It tasted terpinolene-heavy, which is a terpene that has always reminded me of bananas going back to when I first started smoking.

Back in the day, once in a while I’d acquire a bag of weed that just smelled and tasted like bananas, and I could never figure out why. The Jack Herer strain was always one that gave me those vibes. It wasn’t until years later when I started learning about terpenes that I realized terpinolene was responsible for that signature smell I always associated with bananas.

The FRX Banana Kush had calming, pain-punting effects. It was soothing, yet not sedative. I maintained a high level of focus and could totally feel the terpinolene head buzz.

Typically, terpinolene is associated with sativa-like effects, so I was surprised to see this strain listed as an indica. However, it does seem that banana strains are usually indica-leaning.

Does FRX determine indica or sativa by plant structure, and not terpenes? Someone told me that’s how Klutch determines their indica/sativa labeling. Who am I to know? I just smoke the medicine and appreciate the effects.

I gave the Banana Kush from Farmaceutical RX an 8 out of 10 for taste, 3 out of 10 for harshness, 8 out of 10 for strength, 7 out of 10 for smell strength, and 60 minutes for length of medical effects.

Terpene info: Terpinolene 1.08%, b-Myrcene 0.300%, b-Caryophyllene 0.277%, d-Limonene 0.223%, Ocimene 0.183%.

THC Stats: Delta-9 THCA 30.50%, Delta-9 THC 0.52%, total THC 27.30%, CBGa 1.31%, CBCa 0.15%.

Harvested 08/27/2025 by Farmaceutical RX, tested 10/06/2025 by Green Analytics, OH, packaged 11/04/2025, first blazed 01/22/2026, expires 08/27/2026.
Midnight Oasis in Kent

December 9th, 2025

Midnight Oasis Website
1108 S Water St, Kent, OH 44240
330-677-8011
Open Monday through Friday 10am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am to 2pm

Midnight Oasis entrance (Image from Google Maps)

Advertising disclosure: I do not have a material connection to this business. This is not a paid endorsement.

Midnight Oasis, along with Puff n’ Stuff, were two Kent headshops that I grew up with. Believe it or not, there was a time when there wasn’t a headshop or vape store on every American street corner. It used to be kind of difficult to find a smoke shop that sold glass pipes and bongs. Oh, and you couldn’t say the words “bong”, “weed”, or “cannabis”, or else they would be forced to kick you out! How times have changed.

Back when headshops were not a dime a dozen, Midnight Oasis was a destination for all smoking accessories. They have been open almost every day since 1991 serving the Kent stoner community. In 2000 they moved down the road from their original spot to their current location, 1108 South Water Street, right near McDonald’s.

As of December 2025, Midnight Oasis is planning another move. Due to some issues with a new landlord, the store owner, Chris Todd, announced that Midnight Oasis will be closing their doors on January 1st, 2026. While there are plans to move to another location, those plans aren’t finalized. When they are, I will update this page with the new address.

Chris Todd behind the counter (Image from Google Maps)

Chris Todd is a legendary figure in Kent lore (Image from Google Maps)

Until the store closes on January 1st, 2026, everything except for hemp products is 50% off! Starting December 20th, 2025, all hemp flower and vapes will also be 50% off. From December 28th through December 31st the store will be cash-only, as the shop’s internet will be disconnected, so Chris will be unable to take electronic payments during that time.

Midnight Oasis has always maintained an old-school headshop feel. This is due to its cramped aisles filled with stuff, laid-back vibe and the smell of incense in the air. There isn’t much space inside of this store but every inch is utilized to its fullest potential.

Inside of Midnight Oasis (Image from Google Maps)

You’ll find pot-themed t-shirts, hoodies, hats and other wearables. There is jewelry such as necklaces, earrings and bracelets, along with amethyst stones and chunks of quartz.

Midnight Oasis has a large selection of mid-tier glass pipes and bongs. They also stock less-expensive pipes made of other materials such as metal, stone, clay and wood. From now until the end of the year is an excellent chance to buy some glass at 50% off!

If you are looking for a good selection of rolling papers, Midnight Oasis is your spot. They stock lots of different brands, sizes and paper types, such as hemp, rice, wood pulp, bamboo, flax and clear cellulose.

Other products available at Midnight Oasis include consumable hemp items like flower and vapes, cannabis seeds, kratom, hemp wick spools, blunt wraps, candles, air spray, eye drops, drug test kits, incense, stickers, grinders, vaporizers, 510 batteries, scales, screens, posters, stash jars, tobacco cigarettes, snacks and many different types of lighters. You’ll also see lots of professional wrestling memorabilia around the store.

Snap into a Slim Jim!

The parking situation for the current building isn’t great. There isn’t much space. When it comes time to park your car, there are a few spots in the front of the building and some space on the side of the store.

Until we wait to see where Midnight Oasis will end up next, we should reflect on the good memories and enjoy their 50% off sale! Keep in mind, they carry Professor Bluntstache flower, and it will be half off from December 20th to December 31st!
Ohio Homegrown Cherry Zoap Flower: A Gift From The Ground

November 26th, 2025

There’s a grow shop in Akron called Indoor Gardens that offers a cannabis-growing class. Upon completion of the course, the instructors give each student a few cuttings in order to start their own small garden. A blog reader took the Indoor Gardens class and gave me a sample of his hybrid Cherry Zoap cut. Thank you for the weed!

Cherry Zoap hybrid

My sample of Cherry Zoap weighed 2.0 grams. The bud had a very sweet and fruity smell to it. The scent definitely gave me cherry vibes.

The nugs were trimmed nicely, with no visible stems, sugar leaves or leafy material. They were bright green in color with tiny, curly orange pistils that stuck close to the bud. Shiny trichomes were visible both on the outside and inside of the flower.

The nugs were far from dry. They gave a very nice squeeze and did not make a crunching sound while doing so. Flakes did not fall off while breaking the bud apart with my fingers, which is not something you can always say with dispensary weed.

For example, I recently bought a tenth of Jack Le’Pew from the Pure Ohio Wellness “Locally Grown” brand. The bud was dry as bone.

The ideal properties of the fresh, homegrown Cherry Zoap carried over to my grinder. When shredded through the Santa Cruz Shredder, or mashed though the Flower Mill, the Cherry Zoap held its own and behaved as expected. It didn’t turn to a powdery dust like some of the dryer strains I sample.

Cherry Zoap packed

Cherry Zoap punched

The Cherry Zoap burned at about a medium speed and ashed very light. I could tell it was flushed properly by both the ash color and taste. I didn’t taste any earth, dirt or nutrients.

There was an almost candy-like sweetness to the flavor. Alongside that, I could slightly detect the Zoap’s gassy, gluey properties. The top terpenes were probably limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene and maybe some ocimene or humulene. The smoke was not harsh and did not make me cough or produce phlegm.

The medical effects were pretty chill but I did seem to get sort of a sativa-like head buzz. This strain did not make me anywhere near sleepy, but I felt unmistakable body relaxation and pain relief. It also took away a nagging headache that was driving me crazy. The Cherry Zoap was excellent for use during morning and mid-day house chores.

I gave the homegrown Cherry Zoap hybrid a 7/10 for taste, 3/10 for harshness, 7/10 for strength, 6/10 for smell strength and 60 to 90 minutes for length of medical effects. Thanks again to the contributor for the excellent sample! May your thumb become greener with each harvest.
Meigs County Parfait Hybrid Flower 22.70% THC: I’d Go A Far Way For Some Parfait

November 13th, 2025

Meigs County flower has a pretty good reputation amongst the stoners I meet and talk to. The only criticism I’ve heard are complaints about Meigs 510 carts switching from cured resin to distillate.

When I reviewed the Meigs County Truffaloha flower last year I didn’t like the way it burned or tasted. That’s not to say they haven’t put out some good bud, because I really enjoyed their Black Maple #22, Strawberry Guava, Swampwater Fumez, Cactus Cookies and Rainbow Guava. A friend recently gifted me a tenth of Meigs County Parfait to blaze and review. Thank you!

Agri-Med Ohio, LLC grows Meigs County flower. Agri-Med Ohio is owned by Ethos Cannabis. The lineage of their Parfait strain is Zpumoni x Key Limeade. It came packaged in the “Country Cut” orange Mylar baggie with see-through bottom, not an opaque ceramic jar.

The buds smelled sweet with a bit of spiciness. There was also a nice smooth floral aroma buried within. It had a good marijuana scent to it but I wouldn’t call it the dankest or skunkiest of smells.

I didn’t get a chance to weigh the tenth before initial consumption. The tenth consisted of three buds, one of them smaller than the other two. It almost seemed like not enough weed to be a tenth but I soon realized that the buds were super dense. They gave no squeeze.

One of the bigger buds of Parfait from Meigs County

These nugs looked real nice! There was virtually no stem present and zero sugar leaves or unappealing junk. The bud contained a variety of colors, such as light green, purple, white shiny trichomes and curly orange pistils. There were a lot of trichomes on this stuff. It kind of reminded me of a snow cap.

The Parfait was dry. It became dust through a grinder. As I handled the bud, little bits of plant material and trikes fell off. When I cracked open a nug, small weed chunks flew across the table. In the image below you can see an example of this after I broke up a nug.

The Parfait bud was dry, but not unsmokable

Meigs County’s Parfait burned at about a medium speed. Even though it was devoid of moisture, it didn’t immediately incinerate, which was nice. It also didn’t taste too dry. It had a sweet, limonene-heavy taste, and I could definitely detect linalool’s gracefulness. The linalool did a nice job of balancing out the sweeter limonene and spicier caryophyllene.

Packed Parfait

It ashed light

While the Parfait was a hybrid according to its labeling and terpenes, my experienced effects were a bit headier and sativa-leaning. This could be due to the 0.56% limonene and 0.11% humulene content. For me, humulene makes me feel like a human being, and when it is featured in a terp profile I often get swooped in a sativa soundwave.

Although the nugs were definitely drier than I’d prefer, I still enjoyed the Parfait from Meigs County. It had a nice taste and the medical effects were pain-relieving yet not sedating. It burned well and ashed light. Thanks again to the contributor for the sample!

After trying the Parfait, I rated it 7/10 for taste, 4/10 for harshness, 7/10 for strength, 6/10 for smell strength and 60 minutes for length of medical effects.

Total THC 22.70%, Delta-9 THC 0.17%, THCA 25.70%. Total CBD 0.06%, CBDA 0.07%.

Terpenes: d-Limonene 0.56%, b-Caryophyllene 0.24%, Linalool 0.24%, a-Humulene 0.11%. It isn’t often you see two terpenes tie for second place!

Manufactured by Agri-Med Ohio, LLC. Harvested 08/07/2025, tested 08/28/2025 by North Coast Testing Lab LLC, packaged 09/11/2025, initially consumed 11/10/2025, expires 08/07/2026.
Butterfly Effect Peach Dosi Indica Flower 21.9% THC: Life Is Peachy When Cogs Are Greasy

November 6th, 2025

I’ve always enjoyed Butterfly Effect flower, which is grown in East Fultonham by Grow Ohio. Their quality is consistent and the bud always tastes like it smells. The flower never seems to be super dense, which is kind of nice, because a lot of legal Ohio weed isn’t very fluffy or squishy.

Butterfly Effect produces a wide range of products, including edibles, tinctures, 510 carts, disposables and luster pods. Their vapes are filled with either distillate or live resin. Butterfly’s unscented 4:1 CBD:THC Topical Cream is an excellent way to reduce pain and inflammation in the back, neck or joints. I’ve used it to relieve not only pain but also dry skin.

A few weeks back a friend asked if I had tried Butterfly Effect’s Peach Dosi flower. When I told them I had not, they were surprised, since Peach Dosi is a popular strain from Butterfly. It is such a popular strain that its oil is extracted for wax, 510 carts, disposables and luster pods.

The next day, the friend unexpectedly handed me three nugs of Peach Dosi to sample. Thank you!

Two of the three Peach Dosi nugs that I was given

Peach Dosi is an indica cross between the Dosi Do and Peach strains. It comes packaged in a glass jar for tenths and a plastic jar for halfs. The jars have a black plastic lid. My sample was given to me in a small baggie.

The Peach Dosi bud had a light smell which wasn’t terribly powerful. I figure that some terpenes may have been lost while the sample was in the baggie. The flower did however give off a weedy scent which had ever-so-slight citrusy undertones.

The buds were bright and medium green with curly orange pistils. I noticed a bit of yellow color as well. There was virtually no stem present on the nugs. There wasn’t a whole lot of denseness to the buds as they were rather fluffy and airy. They weren’t awfully sticky but they broke down nicely by hand. After running the nugs through a grinder they did not turn to dust.

Peach Dosi packed

For me, Butterfly Effect’s Peach Dosi flower burned at about a medium speed. The nugs didn’t burn up quickly but it took little effort to cash the bowl. It wasn’t like I had to keep puffing endlessly to kill the pipe, which is the way it seems with some denser or stickier strains.

Punched-out Peach Dosi

I was happy with the light ash color produced by burning this bud. As far as taste was concerned, I experienced a slight peach flavor on the exhale. The aftertaste made my palette even peachier. The muted citrus taste lingered around for a few minutes after smoking the bowl.

In my opinion, the flavor wasn’t as peachy as that possessed by the Moroccan Peaches from Galenas. I’d love to compare these strains to a few peach strains from other cultivators to see how they all stack against each other.

There was very little if any harshness to the smoke produced by the Peach Dosi. The medical effects were calming and steadying. I found balance between body and mind. I was blessed with some much-needed pain relief to the neck, shoulder and lower back, albeit temporary. This strain released tension in a calm fashion.

Thanks again for the sample of Peach Dosi! I gave it a 7 out of 10 for taste, 3 out of 10 for harshness, 7 out of 10 for strength, 5 out of 10 for smell strength and 60 minutes for length of medical effects. I would love to buy a half ounce of this flower at some point.

According to online marijuana menus I can see that Butterfly Effect’s indica Peach Dosi tested around 21.95% for THC. The top terpenes are myrcene, caryophyllene and limonene. Since I didn’t have the original container I don’t know any info about the batch’s cannabinoids, terpene percentage, harvest date or packaging date.

Peach Dosi from Butterfly Effect is a strain I’d buy.
Ohio Homegrown Gorilla Glue: What Would A Chinchilla Do With Some Gorilla Glue?

October 12th, 2025

Oftentimes, homegrown marijuana can be much fresher and stickier than the stuff you get in a dispensary. This is why I enjoy acquiring cannabis the traditional way: from a friend.

The other day a friend gave me a sample of something they grew at home. Thank you! It was a half gram pre-rolled Zig-Zag joint of Gorilla Glue. The joint smelled pretty nice and gave off a light skunky aroma. It smelled like something I’d enjoy smoking.

There was a G written on the tip, I suppose to indicate that it was Gorilla Glue

According to Leafly, Gorilla Glue is a classic hybrid strain made from a cross between Sour Dubb and Chocolate Diesel. It is known for its ability to make you feel “glued” to the couch. It’s a strain I have come across several times throughout the years, and when grown properly is always a winner.

The joint was given to me loose, so I put it in a plastic container until I got home. The Zig-Zag paper was bleached and made from flax plant fibers. I appreciated how the pre-rolled tip had the Zig-Zag logo, which led me to believe that this was a cone as opposed to a hand-rolled joint.

The dry hit had a light skunky taste and I didn’t see any junk or stems through the paper. The joint was densely packed.

I sparked the Gorilla Glue joint and noticed it did not make my throat burn. The bud tasted like it smelled and ashed light, which made me happy. There were no airflow or canoeing issues and the smoking experience lasted about 3 or 4 minutes.

The bud did not ash dark

The medical effects were relaxing yet euphoric. This strain gave me a mood boost along with a nice chilled-out feeling that lasted about an hour or so. I would recommend Gorilla Glue for those looking to erase pain and ease a racing mind.

As far as ratings are concerned, I gave the Gorilla Glue joint a 7 out of 10 for strength, 5 out of 10 for smell strength, 7 out of 10 for taste, 3 out of 10 for harshness and 60 minutes for length of medical effects.

If I had to guess, I would say the top terpenes were caryophyllene, myrcene and pinene. This cut of Gorilla Glue might test somewhere around 20% THCA but there is no way for me to know for sure, that’s just what it seemed like.