Chem Pie from The Street

The Chem Pie is fine. No additional sneezes. Prime Leaf on Park has Modified Rootbeer and White Truffle. Those were some of my favorites, my OG Tucson strain faves from back in the day, actually just two years ago. I think I got White Truffle again last year and it wasn't as "wow" as the first time. Flight 45 looks good.

That's Tucson. What about Roswell? It's September 5. We will be there September 21st, a Thursday. I'm looking at all the 2g options. There are 62 2-gram pre-packs. Seems like a lot.

What stands out? Trainwreck by Cranium Extracts. Two grams for $22. They had some Golden Goat but it's gone. Nothing else stands out. Oddfellow Sour Diesel?

SWOP and Pecos Valley in Roswell looks weak on the 2-gram flower. Finding good bulk offerings has gotten more difficult this year. The market seems insistent on selling eighths. Alright, but then why not three grams, or four, or five? I saw five-gram offerings on one Tucson menu. Five grams of mixed buds. Yeah, I like that idea. I don't want to buy a whole quarter of anything.

I don't want to bring a lot of weed back from Tucson. Then what do I do with it? Not buy much? If I had to buy by the eighth, I'd get three for variety but then I'd have a bunch left and I would have tried only three strains. Not good enough! For now I have the Prime Leaf bulk options which include some weed I want to try so I'm grateful. I need to get a firm sense of that Roswell Dreamz menu and just purchase something that is newly arrived but still available by the time I get there. Otherwise I'm going to walk out of there with some old weed.

Biscotti Menthol from Botapharm, $24 for two grams. If it tastes like it sounds, then it should be good. Kush Mintz? Now I'm on New Mexico Trees on Reddit, LOL. One vote for High Noon Cultivation. They have a Tropical Infusion on this menu, $24 for two grams. The two other growers this person mentions are N/A.

Now a vote for Leaf & Flower. Rattlesnake Venom, MAC, Wedding Crasher 9. A vote for P 37. Cement Shoes, Dark Rainbow. Shouts out for Urban Wellness, which has the only custom, detailed explanation of their offerings. Kush Mintz, Red Mountain Pass, Cherry Canary.

Someone else mentions Carver and Growers Circle but I don't see these names. Maybe they aren't offering bulk. Another vote for High Noon Cult. Dreamz has Glitterati available as a single gram. Glitterati, indica. Tropical Infusion, hybrid.

New Mexico trees isn't all that active or robust. 2k members. It's no /ILTrees...


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Pineapple Express by Cresco

The Plow Plows On

10.14.2025, 17:01

That burnt chocolate flavor. It’s distinct. There was some in Cresco’s Pineapple Punch as well, which makes sense considering Pineapple Express is one of the parent strains of Pineapple Punch (the other is Durban).

There is a chocolate exhaust chewiness. Tootsie Roll? Not quite. The only way I can explain it is not quite to explain it—it escapes me. It’s not generic.

I’ve had Cresco’s Pineapple Express three times now. This is the third eighth, I mean. Chocolate-dipped fresh tennis ball. That smell you get right when you crack a fresh tube of tennis balls.

The Pineapple Express Open, a tennis tournament where everyone plays high. Tagline: Let’s Just See What Happens.

The lineage of Pineapple Express is Hawaiian x Trainwreck. Hence the name. I am happy to try any strain derived either from Hawaiian or Trainwreck...


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Rainbow Chip by CAMP

Creamy, doughy taste. Is that the Sherb? This is my third or fourth bowl of it. Not today. Over the last week or two.

The first bowl gave me a splendid head rush that could've derailed me into a ditch, it had that sort of power, force, flash flood effect. Strong, sudden, unpredictable.

Bred by Exotic Genetix, Rainbow Chip is a classic strain. The parents are Sunset Sherb and Mint Chocolate Chip, source: click here. Through the Mint Chocolate Chip, you get some Trainwreck in the lineage, which is part of what drew me to the strain. I've been curious about Trainwreck for a couple years, ever since I started digging into lineages. You rarely evensee Trainwreck as a stand-alone strain so I seek it out as a parent or grandparent. It's a mythical, apocryphal ancestor.

I've also been warming up to the Sherb family of strains. One of my favorite strains of last year was Bacio 91 from Fig Farms in Illinois. Then there was the Butterscotch Bacio I had first in New Mexico and then in Arizona. Both were excellent, and eye opening. I have strain reviews on this blog for both (click here, and here)...

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