A bit of mystery is the spice of life. If you’re a lover of Cannabis plant lineages, then your palate is probably prepared for more than mild. Phenotypes fly around, cuts are communal and names are nudged away from their origins. This month’s concentrate selection from Eastwood Gardens in Portland represents just that in ripe, rippin’, rosin form.
The Eastwood Gardens crew confirmed that this cut is a Seed Junky Genetics cross of Sunset Sherbet (sometimes called Sunset Sherbert) and Animal Cookies Bx2. However, there’s a little mystery behind what this pheno’s official name will be. So, you’ll have to keep an eye on Eastwood to see what the team settles on. That doesn’t deter us from diving into the doughy dabs dished out in this collaboration with Roots Rosin, a name that may be familiar from its own label or work with brands like Brave Hearts.
New tire notes emerged from this jar of rosin and melted into a creamy green essence. The aroma entered the nostrils with the crispness of fresh-cut grass, continuing through the olfactory senses as something sweeter and melon-like — cucumber-y, even. There are layers to love here. Sip this at a steady pace, and you may open up everything from pepper to perfume. This dab hit heavily in the eyes but blossomed into something that was neither sleepy nor speedy — perfect for folks who want focus without sacrificing serenity.
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This article was originally published in the April 2026 issue of Oregon Leaf.
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