Hush Cannabis: Alchemist Hash Oil Cartridge

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Hush puts out nothing but quality medicine for Oregon Medical Marijuana Program patients. They have a close relationship with Green Source Gardens--which provides the cannabis that is then made into HUSH BHO oil cartridges.  There has been a flood of cartridges into the market, but HUSH has some qualities that make them different.  
  • Organic ingredients
  • Sustainable practices
  • Great variety
  • High THC available
Green Source Gardens!

 From the Green Source Gardens Website:
Green Source Gardens is committed to creating rich diversity in our soils which in turn will grow the highest quality medicine possible.  In order to achieve a healthy biological soil ecosystem it requires a commitment to not disturbing the communities of soil life that thrive if left undisturbed. We understand the importance of poly-culture gardens where diverse plant species work in collaboration with one another to achieve their highest potential as medicine. Our gardens are planted with dynamic accumulators that increase aroma, vigor, potency, and overall health.
This is some of the finest organic, no-till agricultural medicine available.  More from their website:
Our methods are rooted in experience and influenced by research, including but not limited to the growing styles dictated by Bio-dynamics, Permaculture, indigenous agriculture, and love. It is time to promote agricultural practices that not only provide results but also heal and build soil.
Picking up my sample
The sample Hush sent me this time was a nice little half gram cartridge of their hybrid Alchemist BHO.  This cartridge is standard size and will fit most pen style vaporizers.

I can't recommend HUSH cartridges enough.  The taste is amazing and pure--there is no butane taste.  The THC level in this product made me happy because I often have a hard time finding higher level (65% and above) cartridges.


THE ALCHEMIST – GSG

Total THC: 70.30%
Total CBD: 1.35%
Total Cannabinoids: 72.47%
View Full Test Report
This was really great--the taste was amazing and the effects were:
  • Calming
  • Soothing
  • Pain-relieving
  • Relaxing

I would recommend this beautiful tasting pure oil to anyone with chronic or severe pain.  

Ask for Hush cartridges at your local dispensary.  If they don't have them--tell them to order some!

 Hush Website:  http://hushcanna.com/ 

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