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Strain name: Fish Scale Grown by: Cookies Acquired from: Cookies Date acquired: Oct. 12 Physical traits: frosted purple with hints of light green Bouquet: gassy and sweet Review: While there’s definitely a lot of Oklahoma pride in the state’s cannabis industry, there are also a large number of Cookies fans, and for good reason. The last strain of theirs I fell in love with was the Run The Jewels-branded strain Ooh La La, but this latest collaboration with Compound Genetics gives it a run for its money. The high starts off mild but quickly builds steam, leaving you looking for things you’re holding in your hand. A cross between Gelatti and The Menthol, this is another even-keel smoke that relaxes without completely putting you down though it is potent, so tread carefully if there are still items left on your day’s to-do list. If you like this, there are multiple Cookies/Compound Genetics strains in the pipeline.
Strain name: Kish Mintz Grown by: Dream Leaf Farms Acquired from: The Lettuce Bar Date acquired: Oct. 12
high without bogging you down at all, this one is an excellent mid-day smoke that lasts just as long, if not longer, than far more expensive strains. Another great find on the hundred-dollar ounce shelf here was the Don Mega grown by Firehorse.
Physical traits: light green with purple Bouquet: sweet and spicy Review: Normally, the premier shelf (whether it’s called “top,” “platinum,” “exotic” or so on) is where the strains for these reviews are culled, but upon a first visit to The Lettuce Bar in Choctaw, it was actually the bottom shelf that stood out to me. Usually that’s where mediocre outdoor flower or shake is relegated but the hundred-dollar ounces here looked and smelled as good as the best offerings at many other dispensaries, so a chance was taken. A very pleasing smoke with a strong, euphoric head
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