Exotic Weed

Rare, hand-trimmed genetics in small batches. The Exotic Series rotates fast — everything you see below is in the vault and ready for same-day GTA delivery or discreet Canada-wide shipping. Exotic Series FAQ What makes the Exotic Series different from the regular flower shelf? It is a rotating shelf, not a fixed menu. Jars here come in a lot at a time and get picked for nose and bag appeal, hand-trimmed rather than machine-run, so a name like LA Kush Pop or Peanut Butter Gelato can sit on the list for a couple of weeks and then be gone until something new lands in its place. If you would rather have the same familiar strain in the same size every week, the steady ounce deals shelf is the more predictable place to shop. How do I pick between the cherry and berry jars? Four of them sit close together, so go by the nose. Frosted Cherry is the straightforward sweet-cherry one. LSO Lemon Cherry puts a citrus edge over the same fruit and reads brighter in the jar. LSO Cherry Paloma carries the grapefruit-soda angle its name suggests. LSO Blackberry is the darker, jammier pick of the four, closer to stewed fruit than fresh. If you are buying two, take one bright and one dark rather than two neighbours. Which ones are dessert-sweet, and where do I go if I want fuel? The dessert lane on this shelf is Peanut Butter Gelato and Jolly Rancher, creamy and candy-sweet respectively, with BANANAS & BLOW as the loud tropical-leaning one. Mango Haze is the outlier: a bright, fruity haze nose rather than a dessert. Nothing in the jars listed right now is built around diesel, so if fuel on the nose is what you are after, the Gas Series is the shelf for it. Why does a strain I liked vanish and then reappear? Exotics come in as single lots. When a lot is finished the jar goes out of stock rather than being quietly refilled with a lookalike, which is why the count on this page moves week to week. Death Diesel, Purple Candy Rockstar, Tropical Gas and Island Pink have all run through here recently and can return when another batch of the same genetics turns up. The practical move: when you find one you like, buy the size you actually want at the time, because the next lot is never guaranteed to be identical. How should I store exotic flower so it keeps its smell? Airtight glass in a cool, dark cupboard, and that is most of it. Light and heat strip the terpenes you paid the premium for, so keep jars off windowsills, out of the car and away from heat vents. Skip the fridge and the freezer, because the moisture swing and the cold leave trichomes brittle. A small humidity pack in the jar keeps flower from drying out and going harsh, and opening the jar briefly rather than leaving it sitting open holds the smell in. This shelf, like the rest of the store, is 19+ only.