Hush Canna BHO Cartridge Review: Shiskaberry

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Hush's Amazing Shiskaberry!
Shiskaberry is a great Indica.

According to Leafly it is:
"... is an indica-dominant hybrid that came about from crossing DJ Short Blueberry with an unknown Afghani strain." 
I was introduced to this strain of flower in June from Fresh Buds dispensary in Portland, Oregon.  It was one of their weekly deals.

Massive 8 pound Shiskaberry in S. Oregon.
My friends at Hush provided me a cartridge of this wonderful BHO extract in July.  

The description is for both the flower and for the Hush BHO cartridge.  The BHO is more intense and longer lasting.  Hush produces quality BHO cartridges that are clean and of artisanal quality. This particular strain was grown for HUSH by Farm of Righteousness in Oregon.  Hush only works with producers who adhere to the highest organic standards.

Shiskaberry breakdown
Words like "no till, living soil, clean, local and sustainable' are all words that HUSH lives up to with their produce, attitudes and business practices.  If you are a dispensary in Oregon--you should look into carrying Hush products--they receive my highest ratings.



In my experience, Shiskaberry is a powerful Indica that is good for pain relieve, creative energy and for relaxation.

 Initially, it provides a rush of energy and creativity.  Pain relief is almost immediate.   After about an hour or so relaxation begins to take place.  A nice deep bodily relaxation begins and sets in at this point.  The ability to medicate with Hush's product was a great boon to my pain relief and the .5 gram cartridge lasted almost 3 weeks for me.

Vape pens are a great option.
Hush cartridges don't clog up, they maintain their effective dose producing vapor quantity throughout the life of the cartridge.  The taste of the shiskaberry has a sweet blueberryish taste that stays in your mouth after the vapor disappears.  It is truly a joy to medicate with this wonderful tasking oil.  Their products are available throughout Oregon at quality dispensaries.

Summer cartridge tip:  don't leave your pen, or cartridges in a hot car.   The heat can cause them to leak and cause problems.  

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