We sure have been taking advantage of the flash deals our local dispensary has on the Brass Knuckles cartridges. Last week, they didn't have the sale when my lady went in on Friday. We ended up paying $60, which still isn't a bad deal for two.
This week, we got the happy hour sale text on Wednesday so my wife ran straight out and grabbed them up. One cart of BK Jack Herer and the other Grape God.
Brass Knuckles carts don't stack up to brands such as Kurvana, but you can get two or three times the amount for the same price. And BK isn't bad. They use only top quality harvests to extract their oil.
Info on the BK Jack Herer shows in the image of the packaging above. It has the CA no pesticide sticker and another batch sticker (out of view) with testing info.
Several stickers also seal the package together making it easy to tell if any tampering has occured.
Check out the golden honey color of the extract in the image below.
Not Our Guest's Herb
As I was shooting the photos this morning in preparation of this post, it was my understanding the flower belonged to our friend.
My wife's good friend Angela came to visit and stayed the night. We were out of buds so I wanted to show off what she had brought over.
Then when I went to ask if I could pack a bowl and what kind of weed it was, she looked confused. My wife spoke up and said the herb belonged to us. So my wife went out yesterday and got this herb, unbeknownst to me.
My reply was along the lines of, "Cool stuff, what is it?
"It's weed", she replied.
"What kind", I asked.
"Sativa" she smugly answered.
So the peeps at the dispensary didn't mark the container as they usually do. And my wife can't remember what strain of Sativa it is.
Whatever it is, the close-ups show the fruitful development of the nugs. Crystals and hairs are everywhere! Check out the shine on the largest nug below.
That's enough stoney material to last through the weekend and we'll into the week ahead! And that's all I have to show off for now.
