BOUKET | High Noon Kush | 3.5G Flower

Bouket High Noon Kush 3.5G: Hybrid Flower at a Licensed Hell's Kitchen Dispensary The name sounds like a Western, and the jar is an eighth of whole flower from a New York grower. Cannadreams carries the Bouket High Noon Kush 3.5G at our licensed dispensary at 862 9th Ave, on the corner of West 56th Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan. On our menu it is listed as a hybrid. Here is what we know, what we do not, and how to get the best out of it. High Noon Kush, plainly We looked for a published lineage and did not find one. The genetics of High Noon Kush are not widely published, and the name does not appear in the major strain databases with a confirmed breeder or parents. We would rather say that than invent a family tree. The menu type is confirmed: hybrid. The rest of the story is in the jar, so ask to smell it. What Kush in a name does and does not tell you Kush originally refers to the Hindu Kush mountains between Afghanistan and Pakistan, where hardy landrace cannabis grew for generations. Those plants fed into a huge share of modern breeding, and Kush became shorthand for strains with that heritage, often associated with earthy, hashy aromas. Today, though, breeders attach Kush to all kinds of crosses. Read it as a hint about the breeder's intent, not proof of ancestry. Bouket in brief Bouket, which spells its name with an accent on the e, is a New York flower brand inspired by Harlem in the jazz age, when "bouquet" served as code for cannabis. It describes itself as minority-owned and sells mostly flower, as Big Buds and Smalls, plus joints. You will find the phrase "Give yourself your flowers" printed on the packaging. Trying it in a dry-herb vaporizer An eighth of flower is not only for joints. A dry-herb vaporizer heats ground flower without burning it, which a lot of people prefer in an apartment because there is less lingering smoke. Some tips if you are new to it: Grind fine to medium and fill the chamber without packing it hard. Start at a lower temperature setting and work upward over the session. Empty and brush the chamber after each use. The leftover material is brown and dry when you are done; it is spent, so toss it. Vaporizing usually stretches an eighth further than smoking does. Choosing between hybrids on our shelf Most flower sold today is listed as a hybrid, so the label alone will not narrow things much. A better approach is to tell us which strains you have liked in the past and what you liked about them, aroma, bud texture, how they burn, and we will steer you to jars that share something with them. If High Noon Kush is the one that catches your eye, an eighth is the right size for a first try. Storing flower in a Midtown apartment Heat, light and air are what dull flower. Keep the jar closed, in a cabinet, away from the radiator, the stove and any window that gets afternoon sun. Do not keep it in the refrigerator, where condensation forms when the jar warms up. If you live with steam heat that runs all winter, a two-way humidity pack keeps the buds from drying out. How to get here We are on the corner of 9th Ave and West 56th Street, near Columbus Circle, Central Park South, Clinton and the Theater District. Walk-ins are welcome. You can also order online for in-store pickup and grab your order at the counter on the way home from work. Licensed product only Smoke shops and bodegas selling flower are not licensed, and what they sell skips the state's checks. At Cannadreams, High Noon Kush and everything else comes through New York's regulated market, with state-required lab testing and labeling on every package. High Noon Kush 3.5G quick facts Brand: Bouket, New York Strain: High Noon Kush Menu type: Hybrid Lineage: Not widely published Size: 3.5 grams of whole flower, one eighth Store: 862 9th Ave, corner of West 56th Street, Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan For adults 21 and over. Cannadreams is a licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary. Use cannabis only where New York law permits, keep it where kids and pets cannot get to it, and do not drive after consuming.