"New York is finally reclaiming its place as the center of the cannabis universe, like it was back in the 90s. California had us beat for a few years. They got medical first and then legalized ahead of us. And sure, they have sunny weather for 12 months, but that's all they have. New York has the energy, the vibe, and the hustle. It's the best place in the world, and once again, we've got the best cannabis in the world."
"As the seasons change, I wonder if there is a best or worst season to smoke joints. It's not like I take any seasons off; I'm a four-season-a-year smoker. But as it gets colder, it does get a little tougher to smoke. Back in the day, when you had to be sneaky, it got way tougher; nowadays, it's just a bit tougher. There's nothing like enjoying beautiful weather with a joint in your hand and a head full of delicious New York cannabis."
"When it's too hot like it was earlier this summer, you just don't wanna be outside. This time of year is absolutely perfect. That crisp fall air, the crunch of leaves under your feet. You can just pop out of your home and go for a short walk, come back, maybe watch some football or if you're lucky playoff baseball."
Autumn inspires revisiting 1990s-style cannabis strains and a fondness for classic throwback varieties. New York has regained prominence in cannabis culture, offering energy, vibe, hustle, and high-quality product that rivals California. Smoking occurs year-round, with seasonal differences: summer heat discourages outdoor use, fall provides ideal crisp conditions for short walks and sports viewing, and winter proves cold, wet, and dark but amplifies the appeal of comforting strains. Smoking required stealth in earlier times, making colder seasons tougher. September selections focus on classic strains such as Zizzle SFV OG, notable for fresh OG aroma and taste.
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