Catch a buzz with the resins and rosins of Lazy Bee Gardens that are sweeter than honey and ready to deliver a last hit of sunshine with each terpy dab.
Grown under the sun and tucked safely in environmentally controlled greenhouses, Lazy Bee Gardens has been producing high-terpene flower and concentrates for years, so we were buzzing over their lineup of extracts from this summer’s harvest. Lazy Bee’s concentrates start as flower grown in supplementally lit greenhouses featuring living soil no-till beds and organic methodology, producing clean and heavily terped buds that are harvested year-round and washed or extracted into hash. This single-source farm is sustainable, low impact and award-winning, making it the perfect choice for our Harvest Issue concentrate feature.
There’s no purer expression of Cannabis than hash rosin, so we started with the Slurricane, a fragrant cross of Dosidos and Purple Punch. This golden rosin oozes with floral roses and kushy tropical berries with a fizzy, nose-tickling zing as a low-temp dab heats up. First inhales are full of rich honey and gas, with a spumoni-berry finish that’s delicious and smooth. Instantly uplifting and ready for a happy dance, this is a sunny day buzz.
What floats up must be grounded at some point, so we turned to the gassy-gluey funk of the Locktite (Mt. Rainier x Original Glue) live resin. This golden oil has a sappy, crystally consistency that’s easy to load, melting into a bright, gluey lemon drop vapor that tickles the nose on exhale, brightening the mind with a euphoric, stoney effect that’s productive but pleasantly drooly — great for a midday break.
We finished with the Kiwi Daiquiri, a blend of live resin distillate and high terpene extract. This creamy and syrupy sativa is ready for the 5 p.m. lull, powering through a heady and floaty high with a sedated energy that’s ready for cooking inspiration reels before ordering takeout. With sun-kissed flower and a robust concentrate lineup that includes rosin, live resin and HTE carts, Lazy Bee has a buzz that’s ready for the harvest.
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This article was originally published in the November 2024 issue of Northwest Leaf.
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