APPEARANCE, AROMA + TASTE

APPEARANCE:
All I can say is besides a few other cultivators, Culta has some of the most beautifully trimmed bud I’ve ever received.
I love their inclusion of particularly aesthetically pleasing sugar leaves always gets me.
Holy Roller is no exception as it almost bursted from dram I felt happy I had spent the money especially since it looks like
The buds are literally shielded with trichomes like a powdered donut. This following the ever so subtle skunky piney fragrance that can bring back moments of weed nostalgia for those that were there. Obviously, I was 🙂
Good For Bowls and rolls when properly ground.
You’re gonna need a grinder at least for the first couple of days if you can keep your mitts off of it. I had a hard time with that.

AROMA:
TASTE:
- Slight peppery spicy
- Musky
- Extinguished firework wick or match head
- hash
PACKAGING:

Culta has begun to use smaller drams it seems but that’s been for some time now I believe.
The big improvement is the new location for the lab testing label which is now on the bottom of the jar.
However, I think Culta should go the way of the plastic attached-lid dram like ForwardGro, who, to seem to all of a sudden seem to be somewhat more “forward thinking” in that regard. But, alas not riding the wave of the future, like Trulieve, ahem I mean Harvest and its umbrella brands, Roll One and Modern Flower. Especially the Roll One, because let’s face it, putting the ziplock in a box seems a bit silly no?
Still it translates to lower overhead I’m sure and most likely more flexibility with cost.
To be fair Kind Tree is going the same route, so ….great.
A shmear of chuckled irony to me that the “Wave of the Future” for cannabis flower packaging, at least in the present time, in Maryland, is a regressive approach bag to the days of “the baggie”…not even a ziplock…more like “spit” lock or “lick” lock….remember this??? And don’t even think about it having a name or a label indicating anything…