I went down there the other day and was laughing about this. This is basically lower Queen Anne.
Who’s Your Favorite Legal Source for Flower?
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How about chip in about your favorite shop so we don’t go way off the topic in this thread and not make this about the pros and cons of gentrification of Seattle…I went down there the other day and was laughing about this. This is basically lower Queen Anne.
A fair ask! I'd say Dockside is underrated. Canna West Seattle is great too. Fuck Uncle Ike forever.
For hemp flower, Hoku is unique and awesome.
Yeah should start a Fuck You Ike’s thread
. Will take a look at Hoku, thanks
badbee
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I've been going to A Greener Today lately, good prices and a quality selection (Seattle\Puget Sound area). My last purchase was some Freddy's Fuego (that's the brand name) that was on sale a couple of weeks ago and it is some of the best flower I've ever had. Grind's up super fluffy with a huge terp punch, the wife complained about the stink.
My wife insists on getting her edible's at Dockside. We drive past a half dozen other dispensaries to get there. It seems a little expensive to me but the whole place is going for that top shelf vibe.
Polarbearboy
Tokin' Away Since 1968
Maine First: I've been to a dozen different shops since legalization in ME. Two best I've found are Landrace and Seaweed, both in the Portland area. Both are vertically integrated cannabis enterprises that grow, process and package their own stuff. Outstanding quality.
Atlantic Canada: I'm up at my place in Newfoundland. Since I'm here for 5-6 months, I did a big buy of flower and concentrates with stops in government shops in NB and NS. The NB shops are amazing, with two hundred or so in-stock items in each of the bigger shops. This is my third or fourth year stopping in NB and NS on my why here. Two best flowers: Misku Bucket List and SensiWizard. I've now tried around 15 different concentrates up here and found one that stands out: Reef Organic High Seas Ghost Train Rosin. Amazingly good product and Reef Organic is the first fully Green cannabis grower in Canada. https://www.reeforganic.com/organic-cannabis/
Atlantic Canada: I'm up at my place in Newfoundland. Since I'm here for 5-6 months, I did a big buy of flower and concentrates with stops in government shops in NB and NS. The NB shops are amazing, with two hundred or so in-stock items in each of the bigger shops. This is my third or fourth year stopping in NB and NS on my why here. Two best flowers: Misku Bucket List and SensiWizard. I've now tried around 15 different concentrates up here and found one that stands out: Reef Organic High Seas Ghost Train Rosin. Amazingly good product and Reef Organic is the first fully Green cannabis grower in Canada. https://www.reeforganic.com/organic-cannabis/
Robert-in-YEG
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Here in Canada, we are very blessed when it comes to cannabis.
The day it was legalized, the first day the stores opened, there were line up's. Some though the world was ending. It turned out to be not even a ripple in terms of impact. Alcohol always was, and still is the problem. Other than being a boom for Skip the Dishes, who was affected? When munchy time hits, delivery times suffer. It all seems to make sense to me.
Robert-in-YEG
Babylon Drifter
Black Taoist
Rare Dankness in Denver. I'm a huge Indica fan and they have some stunning offerings.