Category: Science

If you’ve been smoking for a while, you already know – not all bud burns the same. The taste, the smell, the texture, the effects… they can all hit different. Some flower feels flat, while others light up your senses the second you crack the jar. That difference often comes down to how the plant was grown.

One brand making a name for themselves right here in Brooklyn is VLSNY (Vessel Life Science NY). Their Lemon Cherry Sherbet is a perfect example of what happens when cannabis is grown in living soil – and why that matters for your smoke session. You can find this sought-after flower at your neighborhood spot, All Good, right here in Flatbush, Brooklyn.


So What Exactly Is Living Soil?

When it comes to cannabis, most people think it’s fairly simple: you get some dirt, plant a seed, give it some water, and watch it grow. While it’s true that cannabis really does grow like a weed, that’s not the entire picture.

The truth is, modern cannabis often grows with the help of bottled nutrients – synthetic mixes designed to feed the plant what it needs in exact doses. These nutrients have to be distributed in the perfect ratio – and even order – to get the results we want.

While effective and easy, this approach can sometimes leave the final flower lacking in flavor or complexity. Plus, mixing up nutrients or overdosing is one quick way to kill your crops. But Living Soil completely solves that problem.

That’s because living soil is its own thriving ecosystem. It’s packed with a whole community of beneficial microorganisms, like bacteria and fungi (the good kind), along with things like earthworms. These tiny workers break down organic matter and create a perfect, balanced diet for the cannabis plant, exactly when it needs it – no bottled nutrients neccessary.

This is perfect because it allows the cannabis to flourish in the same way it has for centuries – just the way nature intended.


Why Does Living Soil Matter for Your Smoke Session?

For the everyday smoker, the difference is clear in two major ways: potency and flavor.

  • Higher Potency: When a plant gets a steady, natural supply of nutrients, it’s healthier and more resilient. This happy, stress-free plant can focus on producing more cannabinoids (the compounds that get you high) and terpenes (the stuff that gives each strain its unique smell and taste).
  • Enhanced Flavor: Living soil is a chef’s kiss for flavor. The natural nutrients allow the plant to develop a richer, more complex profile of terpenes. You get a deeper, more authentic taste that you just can’t get from synthetic growing methods.


Experience the VLSNY Difference with Lemon Cherry Sherbet

VLSNY has mastered the art of living soil cultivation, and the proof is in the puff. Their Lemon Cherry Sherbet is a vibrant, indica-dominant hybrid that’s a perfect example of what a living ecosystem can create.

The buds are tight and dense, with deep green and purple hues that pop with neon leaves. The aroma is exactly what the name promises: a creamy, sweet cherry scent with a hint of tart lemon. When you smoke it, those terpenes like Limonene and Linalool come alive, giving you a smooth, flavorful hit. The effects are just as good, with a lasting, energetic buzz that’s perfect for a creative session or just chilling with friends.


Find the Best Cannabis in Flatbush, Brooklyn

Ready to experience the best living soil cannabis in Brooklyn? When you’re looking for that perfect smoke, the kind that connects you to the plant in a more authentic way, look no further than All Good. We believe that good plants make for a good life, and this living-soil-grown Lemon Cherry Sherbet from VLSNY is the perfect example. It’s the ultimate blend of local quality and natural flavor, waiting for you at your trusted Flatbush cannabis dispensary. So swing by, say hello to our knowledgeable team, and discover what good plants, good people, good life is all about.

If you’ve been around cannabis for a while, you know the usual routine: eat an edible, wait… and wait… (and maybe wait some more) before something finally happens. It’s the classic patience test of the cannabis world. Although joints and bongs have the added bonus of that instant-high, edibles hit in an entirely different way.

With traditional edibles – whether that be homemade brownies or some dispo-bought gummies – you can pop one and expect to wait anywhere from 90 minutes to 2 hours for the high to come on.

Which means every edibles trip takes time management and thinking ahead, which can kinda kill the fun. 

But there’s good news! The stoned scientists out there have finally come up with an answer – and that’s where nano-emulsified edibles come in. And SunDrift Hard Candies are the perfect way to experience them.

So, What are ‘Nano’ Edibles?

If you’re old enough to remember the ancient iPod Nano – you probably know that ‘nano’ simply means ‘tiny’.

When it comes to cannabis however, ‘Nano’ is specifically short for ‘nano-emulsification’. 

In nano-emulsification, the THC inside the candy is broken into super tiny molecules—smaller than a grain of sand. When they’re this small, your body can absorb them much faster. Traditional edibles enter your system via the stomach, which can take hours, but nano-emulsified THC is small enough to seep right into your bloodstream.

Think of it like sugar: granulated sugar dissolves faster in water than a sugar cube. Nano-edibles are the same. They get into your system quicker and more efficiently, which means less staring at the clock and more enjoying the high.

You don’t need to remember any fancy terms—the takeaway is simple: nano particles = faster, smoother, and more predictable effects.

So instead of waiting 90 to 120 minutes, you can expect to feel nano-edibles in as soon as 30 minutes. Some can even be felt in 15.

Nano-Tech: Why Candies and Drinks Take The Cake

If you’ve spent time with edibles, you know the difference between a high that sneaks up on you and one that hits you like a freight train. Slow-consumption edibles – like suck-able hard candies or sip-able cannabis drinks – let the effects unfold naturally, giving you time to enjoy each stage of the high rather than being slammed all at once.

It’s not a coincidence that many nano-edibles are made for slow consumption. Nano drinks and candies are popular exactly because they let cannabinoids enter your system gradually while still being absorbed efficiently. You get the best of both worlds: a high that rises smoothly without losing any potency.

Even if you can handle a strong onset, this approach has perks:

  • A smoother climb – Instead of a sudden spike, your euphoria builds naturally, giving the high a relaxed, flowing vibe.
  • More control – You can pace yourself and decide how and when it hits.
  • Longer enjoyment – Slow absorption often stretches out the high, making it feel more balanced and sustained.

Think of it like trading a rollercoaster for a scenic drive: still exciting, but with time to really enjoy the ride.


SunDrift Hard Candies: Slow-Melt Meets Nano-Tech

SunDrift Hard Candies embody this perfectly. The slow-melt format lets cannabinoids gradually enter your system, while the nano-emulsified technology ensures they’re absorbed efficiently. This combo gives you a high that rises naturally, with flavors you actually enjoy, and a smoother, more consistent experience overall.

Flavors like Black Cherry, Summer Watermelon, Deep Cinnamon, and Classic Butterscotch make savoring the candy part of the experience. Even seasoned users will appreciate how this approach turns a great high into a carefully crafted journey.

If you’re curious in SunDrift’s irresistible hard candies – satisfy your sweet tooth and wing by All Good here in Flatbush, Brooklyn to try out all of SunDrift’s top flavors.


The Takeaway

Slow consumption and nano-emulsification work together like a dream team. Slow-melt candies and drinks let the high unfold naturally, while nano-emulsification makes the cannabinoids easier for your body to absorb. The result? A smoother, faster, more predictable, and flavorful experience.

SunDrift Hard Candies are a prime example: tasty, controlled, and thoughtfully designed to give you highs that flow instead of hitting like a freight train. Pop one in your mouth, relax, and let the nano magic do its thing – science never tasted this sweet.

If you want to branch out even further into the world of nano-emulsification, also try out Ayrloom’s iconic list of infused drinks – from Vanilla Cola to a sparkling Rosé. Every one of them is available here at All Good‘s location in Brooklyn too!

Two of the most well-known cannabinoids found in cannabis are tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD). While they share a similar molecular structure, their effects on the body are quite different.

THC

Leads to the “high” sensation commonly associated with cannabis. This interaction also influences dopamine release, affecting pleasure and motivation.

CBD

CBD is considered an anti-inflammatory and recovery product, which works to relax the body and mind. CBD promotes relaxation and wellness without the high. CBD is especially useful for those of us who would like to experience the healing of cannabis without any psychoactive effects.

Other Important Cannabinoids

While THC and CBD get most of the attention, cannabis contains over 100 cannabinoids, each with unique benefits:

  • CBG (Cannabigerol) – Known as the “mother cannabinoid,” CBG has potential neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory properties.
  • CBN (Cannabinol) – Formed when THC ages, CBN is associated with sedative effects.
  • THCV (Tetrahydrocannabivarin) – May help with appetite suppression and energy boost.

The Role of Terpenes in Cannabis Effects

Terpenes are aromatic compounds found in cannabis (and other plants) that contribute to its scent and effects. Terpenes work in synergy with cannabinoids in what’s known as the entourage effect, enhancing or modifying cannabis’ effects on the body.

How Cannabis Affects Different People

Factors that influence how cannabis affects an individual include:

  • Genetics – ECS sensitivity varies between people.
  • Metabolism – Affects how quickly cannabinoids are processed.
  • Consumption Method – Smoking vs. edibles vs. tinctures all lead to different onset times and intensities.
  • Dosage & Tolerance – Higher doses lead to stronger effects, while regular users may develop tolerance.

Understanding the science behind cannabis allows for more informed choices when selecting strains, consumption methods, and dosage.
At All Good, are budtenders are here to help navigate all the choices. See you soon!

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