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4 thoughts on “Unveiling Mystic Mint by Rythm: A Lit Farms Gem You MIGHT NEED to Try!”
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I love rythm flower that shit be bussin
Rythm has always been good in PA. Mystic Mint here is (Kush Mints x Cookies & Cream). That's from their dispensary menu.
Always a banger and good content from you Chris!!! Keep up the great work man! I really value your opinions. You’re a voice on this platform I can trust.
On a side note….I keep my buds in the original packaging anymore, whether it’s a bag or jar (usually Mylar bag), and then put it inside an airtight mason jar. I’ve found that transporting the buds to their own jar seems to affect the buds. Even if I throw in with a bodeva, it doesn’t seem to hold the moisture and all the terps. And I’m using air tight mason jars and transporting the buds ASAP. Making sure to store in a cool dark place.
Idk, I just feel like it’s made the bud not dry out prematurely. It also holds the smell better imo. As we all know, this MD medicinal bud is typically always on the dry side. Only company I’ve really found that nails the dry and cure for my taste, is Fade Co. Always have nice sticky buds that are malleable, and don’t turn to dust. Not that dust is always a bad thing, but hopefully you get what I mean.
I vibe with Rythm. Always thought they were one of the better growers. I just don’t think their price points are great. Also, it seems like their bud has less “substance” to it. Like it burns away quicker leaving less behind. I choose Fade Co or Evermore over Rythm personally.
I was wondering the terps