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Marijuana Review: Dutch Treat by Happy Valley Farms

August 12, 2015 By Fischer Campbell

marijuana review Happy Valley Farms Hashtag Seattle Dutch Treat

Sometimes you’ve got to treat yo’ self, it’s gonna happen.  I figure that if you’re going to treat yourself, it’s all the better if consumable (or smokeable).  Why clutter your space with another thing?  Clear those cobwebs in your attic with Dutch Treat, available at Fremont recreational cannabis shop #Hashtag (on Stone Way, between Seattle neighborhood’s: Fremont and Wallingford).  Great vibe in the store, and excellent deals on herb.

Dutch Treat is from Happy Valley Farms, whose catch phrase is “Bee Happy… Naturally!” (more on the buzz later).  Environmental consciousness is important to the Bellingham producer; they harvest their herb using LED lighting, which cuts electricity consumption in half (according to their website).

It’d be nice to know more about Happy Valley Farms, and hopefully they will update their site in the near future. Regardless, I can assure you the product is potent.  Those bees are doing something right.

marijuana review Happy Valley Farms Hashtag Seattle Dutch Treat

The reason I’m making a big deal about bees is because there is a giant one staring at me from the packaging.  This is the kind of stuff I wish they had on their website, some background on what the bees mean.  If they have the plants indoor under LED light, then how do the bees come into play?

Don’t get me wrong, the bee/honeycomb design is pleasant – the packaging also has a window on the back so you can see your nugs, always important.

Let’s talk specifics:

CBD: 0.41%
THC: 22.43%
Total: 22.84%

Strain: Dutch Treat
Species: Hybrid (Indica dominant)
Smell: Lemon + Carrot + Funk
Taste: Earthy + Pine
Launch Point: 1-3 minutes after smoking
High: Thick (like fog) + Creative + Euphoric

Apparently, the strain Dutch Treat is a descendent of Northern Lights.  It’s commonly used in medical prescriptions for easing pain, and insomnia.  Enjoying the strain from a purely recreational standpoint is totally cool, too.

marijuana review Happy Valley Farms Hashtag Seattle Dutch Treat

This particular iteration of Dutch Treat has a furry, crystal-laden exterior.  As you can see from the photos, the fine red hairs are compact amongst the leaves and a mosaic of green.  These are some fine nugs that break up delicately, and burn evenly.

In terms of aroma, this strain does not show up short; the smell is poignant – it grabs you by the collar and gets your attention.  A mixture of lemon and carrot is what this author could discern, though everyone typically has different perceptions of such things.

Dutch Treat tastes earthy, and slightly piny.  There’s a subtle floral element when vaped, but the herb tastes good no matter how hard it is to define.

The high is powerful, I’m usually more into the sativa spectrum so this strain packed a wallop for me.  It’s got this instantaneous stoned thing going on, but then again that’s often what happens when you take a bong rip to the face (though I try to be objective and feel/time the onset).

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Smoking Dutch Treat is deep, yet euphoric.  It’s easy to lull off and get sucked into whatever you’re doing, but all it really takes is a step out your front door to invoke the adventurer within the strain.  Sentences may be hard to form, but forge on through the streets until you’ve found someplace worthy of drink and merriment.

Too much consumption will likely lead to burnout, but there’s nothing wrong with a little afternoon/early evening power rest to get you through to the next session.  Treat this Dutch Treat like you would any indica (or anything for that matter), and enjoy responsibly.

Shoutout to Happy Valley Farms and all their bees, this weed was stellar.  Looking forward to when we cross paths again.  Bzzzzzzzzz.

Filed Under: Recreational Marijuana Seattle Tagged With: Dutch Treat, Fremont, Happy Valley Farms, Hashtag, marijuana review, seattle, Wallingford

American Mary: Wallingford Cannabis Store

June 19, 2015 By Manic Conrad

American Mary Wallingford Seattle

American Mary opens its’ doors today to the Wallingford neighborhood and the rest of Seattle. American Mary is part of a recent boom of recreational marijuana stores in Wallingford and Fremont areas. While the store is located in Wallingford, it is conveniently located close to the freeway.

Stop by today for grand opening special deals and discounts. They will be open until 8pm.

American Mary Wallingford Seattle

American Mary Wallingford first customer

Joy of being the first customer

Filed Under: Stores Tagged With: American Mary, Fremont, marijuana store, seattle, Wallingford

Seattle Tonics now serving North Seattle

May 22, 2015 By Manic Conrad

Seattle Tonics recreational weed store sign

Seattle Tonics recreational marijuana store logo

Seattle Tonics opened their doors earlier this month. Located in Northwest Seattle off of Aurora Avenue North, south of Shoreline and North of Fremont.

While SoDo and Industrial District may try and stake claim as the undisputed Marijuana District, with the Fremont neighborhood right behind, Aurora Ave North may be known as, Marijuana Avenue. Besides Seattle Tonics: Ocean Greens, Dockside Cannabis, and Mary’s, all share this throughway.

Inside Seattle Tonics recreational marijuana store in North Seattle

Seattle Tonics showcases its’ product inside a modern themed atmosphere with homely accents. We especially dig the glass display cases in the center of the store and the menu projected on the back wall.

Stop by and say high to this welcomed and friendly, Northern Seattle cannabis establishment.

Filed Under: Recreational Marijuana Seattle Tagged With: Aurora Avenue North, Dockside Cannabis, Fremont, Mary's, North Seattle, Ocean Greens, Recreational Marijuana Store, Seattle Tonics, Shoreline

Fremont’s Oz. to ‘soft open’ this Friday

May 21, 2015 By Manic Conrad

Fremont Oz Seattle marijuana store

Fremont Oz marijuana store logo

Looking for a gram? How about an ounce?!

Oz marijuana store Fremont

Location of Oz: 3831 Stone Way North in Fremont

 

This Friday, May 22, between the hours of 4-8pm, Seattle marijuana store Oz., owned by Bob Ramstad, will be having a “soft opening.” Oz. is located at: 3831 Stone Way N. in Fremont.

Speaking of Fremont, it has quickly merged as a local hot spot for cannabis, as two other store have popped up in the area.

Oz also encourages any growers, processors, or manufacturers to contact them about carrying your product. This is from their site:

If you are a grower, processor, or manufacturer who would like to have your products in our shop, please drop us an email. We are actively evaluating our product mix and would love to hear from you.

If you are in Fremont Friday afternoon, stop by and say hi to Bob Ramstad and the crew!

Filed Under: Stores Tagged With: Bob Ramstad, Fremont, Oz, Seattle marijuana store, Stone Way Ave.

Weed in Wallingford and Fremont

May 14, 2015 By Manic Conrad

With the recent opening of Hashtag recreational cannabis and the brand new appropriately named Pot Shop Seattle, Wallingford and Fremont has quickly put their stamp on the legal marijuana industry in North Seattle.

A photo posted by Hashtag (@seattlehashtag) on Apr 20, 2015 at 11:11am PDT

Hashtag, located on 3540 Stone Way North between Fremont and Wallingford neighborhoods, carries a selection of not only flower, edibles and concentrates, but paraphernalia as well. Wood accents the earthy modern interior in the form of ceiling beams, and retail shelves behind the counter. The store also has a nice roomy openness to it.

We’ll be opening our doors later this month! Check out our billboard! #legalpot #seattlepot #fremont #potshop #dope pic.twitter.com/uESTk0IpM0

— Pot Shop (@PotShopSeattle) May 9, 2015

It is not clear if Pot Shop Seattle, located at 1058 North 39th, is open at the time of writing. According to their website, “We’ve been busy getting our new shop ready to open soon.” But, according to this billboard, which seems to accidentally point to the neighboring mortgage company, the Pot Shop Seattle may be open?

UPDATE: we have just received info that the Pot Shop is not yet open but will open soon.

We will update you once we know for sure.

At any rate, Wallingford / Fremont will have two recreational marijuana stores .3 miles away from each other.

 

Filed Under: Stores Tagged With: 1058 North 39th, Fremont, Hashtag, Pot Shop Seattle, seattle, Stone Way North, Wallingford

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