Wrapping Up the Year: My Cannabis Journey
The year is wrapping up in just a few days, and I am satisfied with my cannabis journey to this point. I’m happy to see where my tastes and nose have brought me. Over time, I’ve been able to hone in on particular effects by having access to the products that I seek.
Falling in Love with Huckleberry Hill Farms
I’ve come to love everything I’ve gotten from Huckleberry Hill Farms. I was especially excited to get my hands on some Whitethorn Rose after hearing so much about it at the Emerald Cup this year. It was truly amazing, so I went back in for Margie’s Magic and Paradise Pine as well. They’ve all been spectacular for me.The story of the Emerald Triangle growers has really moved my heart and increased my appreciation for sun-grown cannabis. Their journey and dedication to the craft have deepened my desire to support and consume products that come from these passionate, small-batch cultivators.
Looking Ahead: 2025, The Year of Sun-Grown Cannabis
For me, 2025 will be the year that sun-grown cannabis fully wins my heart. I’m embarking on a journey that I think will help me crush some of the biases I’ve built over time. Were those biases intentional? I don’t think so. But who knows? It’s time to challenge them and see where this path takes me.
Exploring Coldfire Rosin: The Good and the Challenges
Moving along, I recently ventured into trying a second Coldfire rosin all-in-one after gifting my Whitethorn Rose to a friend. This time, I went with the Super Boof x Grape Gas, and it’s been a spectacular experience—minus the clogging issue. My Whitethorn Rose Coldfire suffered from clogging too, so it seems to be a recurring problem. Despite that, the flavor and effects on both have been phenomenal.The built-in hardware for these Coldfire vapes has perfect temperature control for me when it comes to consuming rosin. That’s really important because I had a traumatic dab event once at a temperature way too high for me. Ever since, I’ve needed minimal heat on my dabs, and Coldfire delivers just that.
Considering the Puffco Proxy: A 2025 Experiment?
I really like the Coldfire solution for meeting my dabbing desires, but I’m curious if I can achieve the same quality with the Puffco Proxy by loading my own rosin. I’m not sure, but it’s something I might explore in 2025. That said, I know for a fact that I wouldn’t mind always having a rosin vape on hand.I’m hesitant to explore too many different brands due to the price point differences, but for now, I’ll stick with Coldfire. It’s been reliable, and I enjoy the experience it provides.
Rosin vs. Resin: A Clear Winner
I’ve realized that rosin vapes are for me. I’ve got about 10 Coldfire Cured Resin carts, but I’ve only ever finished two of them. Both of the rosin carts I’ve tried, on the other hand, have gotten to empty or near-empty because the experience is just that much better. The resin carts are okay sometimes, but the draw from the rosin carts has been genuinely life-changing.I feel so grateful to have this experience. Coming from Georgia, where cannabis is illegal, carts in 2024 were out of the question for me. From what I’ve learned, it’s impossible to know what’s in them in an unregulated market. But in California, that’s not so much of an issue. It’s been a major life-changer for sure.
Wrapping It Up: Until Next Time
Anyway, it’s been trill. I’ll catch ya on the flipper.
