LIMEHEADZ.
Limeheadz washed live and pressed cool to protect the pinene. Lime rind and sour candy land first, with the flower's gassy diesel sitting underneath. It cold-cures to a chunky, lacquered pale-gold budder that holds an edge on the tool instead of running. Pressed at 185°F — the low end of our band, because this profile is the first thing heat takes.
IE-018 came off the room and into the ice inside the hour — whole-plant fresh frozen, never dried. The 73μ and 90μ bags came back heaviest; that middle band is where this cut keeps its resin. Freeze-dried under vacuum, then pressed at 185°F, the low end of our range. Return landed at 3.9%. Forty-eight hours of cold cure at 55°F set it into a chunky, lacquered budder that holds an edge under a tool.
Lime rind on the inhale, sharp and green rather than sweet — pinene sitting right on top of the limonene. Mid-palate the sour candy from the flower comes through, closer to a lime drop than to fruit. The exhale is where the diesel finally shows, low and gassy, holding the citrus down so it does not run thin. Flavor stays consistent from the first dab to the last.
Onset is fast and lands behind the eyes. The plateau is heady and forward — the flower's reputation for focus carries into the press, and the light body weight underneath keeps it from getting untethered. The tail is long and even, with no hard drop at the end. This is a working jar: mornings, studio time, anything that needs the lights on.