Tucson Stash Bags

March 24, 2026, 15:29

Dateline Tucson. More specifically, the Catalina Foothills. We have arrived here once again after a long drive from Missouri. I wasted no time in retrieving my stash bags from their spot(s). They are three big zip bags. What’s inside!?

Bag A
  1. Four Boveda packs, what remains of a 10-pk. I had an unopened 10-pk back home that I meant to bring out here but I forgot it, so these will get plenty of use.
  2. Some old Biscotti Pie from High Noon Cultivation, which I bought in Albuquerque last year.
  3. Some old Garlic Breath, also from New Mexico but I’m not sure where or when. Maybe R. Greenleaf in Ruidoso.
  4. Some old Permanent Marker from New Mexico
  5. Some old Gushers x Grease Monkey from High Noon Cult, which I bought at the same time as the Biscotti Pie. Neither were as good as High Noon Cult’s Butterscotch Bacio. These four New Mexico oldies are now totally expendable.
  6. A 1050 Pelican case holding three unopened Arizona eighths (purchased last time but never opened):
    1. XJ-13 by Alien
    2. Prickly Pear by Grow Sciences
    3. Biskante by Alien (second time buying Biskante)
Train on view from I-10 near Steins, New Mexico, just east of the Arizona border
Bag B
  1. A large Mason Jar holding:
    1. an opened jar of Guava 2.0 from Connected (Arizona)
    2. an opened jar of Gelonade, also from Connected
    3. an old sample zip bag that once held some Wookies, now holding three joints:
      1. Florida Jack (Grow Sciences)
      2. Jabberwocky (Psycho Somatic)
      3. Biskante
  2. A medium-sized Prime Leaf zip bag holding:
    1. a few more old Bovedas
    2. some shake from rolling joints the last time
    3. Four more joints:
      1. Gelonade
      2. Gelonade
      3. Donut Shop (Fig Farms, Illinois)
      4. Meatloaf x Mendo Breath (Blaze, Illinois)
Hooded Oriole on a saguaro, Catalina Foothills, AZ, March 2026
Bag C—My Paraphernalia Bag, Holding:
  1. Pipe cleaners
  2. A scale
  3. Rolling papers, RAW, 1 1/4″
  4. Grinder
  5. Scissors
  6. Empty Wana gummy container
  7. Rolling papers, RAW, single wide
  8. Empty Nalgene 1 oz. plastic screw top container
  9. A 1″ brush
  10. A poker or a punch, i.e. a metal tine
  11. Single-wide roller with an extra belt
  12. Empty single-gram sampler bags from R. Greenleaf and Prime Leaf
  13. Hemp wick, what’s left of a 10′ roll, RAW
  14. A 1 1/4″ roller
  15. A small spoon
  16. Three 50-count books of RAW tips
  17. More single-wide papers
  18. More 1 1/4″ papers
Hooded Oriole in a mesquite tree

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