Packwoods Cereal Milk

Packwoods Cereal Milk.

This new strain from Cookies Fam is a cross of Y Life (Cookies x Cherry Pie) and Snowman,

a sativa-dominant Cookies pheno. Cereal Milk has a lom flavor with a sweet milk and

ice cream nose that will keep you dipping back into your stash packwoods/cookies blunt

contains Hand-rolled in 100% tobacco-free wrap, 2.5 grams of premium flower,

high potency extract, glass tip Cereal Milk is a cross between Snowman x Y-life. Like sipping down

the last bit of milk at the bottom of your cereal bowl, you’ll taste sweet fruity cream all the

way through the exhale. With Las Vegas’ evolution from a gambling destination to an

international nightclub and festival hot spot, the introduction of a pre-rolled blunt that

lends itself to consumption with a group of friends or in any festive situation is ideal

and perfectly timed. The Original Packwoods Cereal Milk blunt has 2 grams of hand-broken

premium flower, dipped in high potency concentrate, rolled in a 100% tobacco-free wrap

wit engineered glass filter and then dusted in kief. Like Vegas itself, the original

Packwoods Blunt is one of a kind.A hand-rolled masterpiece that can burn for up

to 30 minutes, the Packwoods Original made its presence known in the music festival

scene in 2018 when they began a partnership with Rolling Loud. From Los Angeles

Miami they have become a Hip Hop industry staple by presenting their custom artist

branded blunts and boss boxes to every performer on the Rolling Loud lineup

 

Hybrid Strains

If indica and sativa are like ESPN and ESPN2, hybrid strains are The Ocho: anything goes! Growers mix and match chill-inducing indica and energy-producing sativa strains to achieve certain effects, which means there’s a vast range of cannabis experiences within the hybrid category. Most flower on the market is some kind of hybrid, including legendary strains like Girl Scout Cookies, Gelato, Gorilla Glue and Pineapple Express. Keep an eye out for whether a hybrid is labeled sativa- or indica-dominant as an indicator for what its effects may be.