Hush Cannabis Cartridge Review:Rumple

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Company logo.
I recently had the opportunity and pleasure of testing a new BHO product from a relatively new company in Oregon.

The company's name is Hush and you should be on the lookout for them.  They are on Instagram as @hushcanna and their website is here: http://hushcanna.com/.

Taken from the Hush Web site.
They left me a sample at a local dispensary.  It was their Rumple .5 gram BHO cartridge.

Hush Box with Testing Info
Hush has great packaging and design.
Hush Rumple is produced by http://greensourcegardens.com/ (Their specialty is growing via polyculture).   I have this information because Hush has a policy of:
"At Hush we believe you should always know where your product comes from. We source from farmers that share the same values. This includes sustainable practices, organic methods, and a deep respect for all the people that bring plants from seed to sale." 
Slick design and packaging make for a good experience.
Hush cartridges come in these cool little packages.  The design is thoughtful, beautiful and clean.

It even comes with a sweet little tube for the cartridge.
Now, lets get to the product experience.  Rumple is a hybrid strain, so I was expecting a milder impact when I tried it.  Also, I usually look for a higher THC level when purchasing concentrates--so the 64.94% did not impress me.
They come with perfect mouthpieces.
I opened the package and screwed it into my battery.  The first draw I took had such an amazing taste.  I was used to other cartridges that don't have such intense tastes.  It filled my mouth with flavor and provided the most enjoyable pen cartridge experience I have had to date.  It tasted so clean that I had to look at the box again to see if it was really BHO and not CHO.  Hats off to the Hush and to Greensource Gardens for the collaboration on this amazingly pleasurable product!

The effect is powerful, and heady.  It is an Indica dominant strain.  The qualities are energizing and also alleviate arthritis pain greatly.  I recommend this product for those who have arthritis, or other pain issues and also have things to do. 

As of today, Hush Products can be found at these fine outlets in Oregon.  If you are an OMMP patient like me, then go try some today.

  • Siskiyou Medical Supply

    Dispensary

    Hours: Mon-Sat 10am-7pm
    Ashland Street, 1796
    97520 - Ashland
    Tel: (541) 488-7621
    E-mail
    Website

  • House of Leaves

    Dispensary

    Hours: Mon-Sat 9 am-7 pm
    North Main Street, 488
    97520 - Ashland

  • Patients Helping Patients

    Dispensary

    Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-7pm Sat 11am-6pm Sun 12pm-4pm
    West Main Street, 2390
    97501 - Medford
    Tel: (541) 210-3276

    Website

  • Top Shelf Wellness Center

    Dispensary

    Hours: Mon-Sun 9am-8pm
    Fern Valley Road, 205
    97535 - Phoenix
    Tel: (541) 897-0716

    Website

  • River City

    Dispensary

    Hours: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm
    Galice Road, 115
    97532 - Merlin
    Tel: (541) 441-0099

    Website

  • Talent Health Club

    Dispensary

    Hours: Every Day 10am-6pm
    South Pacific Highway, 1007
    97540 - Talent
    Tel: 1.541.897.4111

    Website

  • 420 Club LLC

    Dispensary

    Hours
    Mon-Fri 10:30 AM – 7:00 PM
    Sat 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
    Sun 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
    Northeast Stephens Street, 2576
    97470 - Roseburg
    Tel: 541-672-2420
    E-mail
    Website



Comments

Anonymous said…
I have bought a total of 5 of the 1 gram cartridges. One had to be returned and two of them don't funtcion and are still full of oil. I emailed the company and they completely ignored me. You may want to think again before referring their product that they don't stand behind. I have enjoyed Golden, Honey Farm and Alpine cartridges with zero returns or defects
October 17, 2016 at 6:16 PM
Max Macias said…
That sucks.

I'm sorry for your experience.

I've gone through a ton of their cartridges and none have been bad.

In fact, I just bought another one today and it is going good.

Thank you for your viewpoint--we strive for balance here.

October 17, 2016 at 6:28 PM
Anonymous said…
Somebody must not be priming their cartridges properly. I've got about a dozen HUSH carts here, and picked up a YMF Indica cartridge today. I've had exactly zero of them go bad. Read the instructions on the package. You have to prime the things before use.
November 3, 2016 at 2:43 PM
Anonymous said…
like others, my oil is still left in my cartridges. gave them a shot for being cheaper then other companies... I wouldn't buy this brand again. oil is not bad, but the fact that you have un-usable leftover amounts still stuck in cartridges, is a nono.
November 26, 2016 at 2:32 PM
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