Renowned Michigan Cannabis Cultivators Team Up for Exclusive Drop at Utica Lounge.
In a unique collaboration, two of the state's top cannabis cultivators, Hytek and Growing Pains, are joining forces to create a limited-edition rosin drop featuring their award-winning strains. The exclusive drop will debut on November 6th at Burn 1, a new consumption lounge in Utica.
For flavor enthusiasts, the collaboration offers a unique blend of two highly-awarded strains: Honey Banana from Growing Pains and Lantz from Hytek. The sweet and tropical notes of Honey Banana are paired with the creamy, lime flavor of Lantz, making for an unbeatable combination.
The event promises to be an exciting experience, not only for cannabis connoisseurs but also for those looking to socialize and enjoy a unique atmosphere. Inside the licensed consumption lounge, guests will have access to sample the collaboration rosin, other products from Hytek and Growing Pains, as well as a dab bar.
To further enhance the event, both brands will offer exclusive promotions, merchandise, and prizes. This special occasion is sure to bring together the community of cannabis enthusiasts in Utica, creating an unforgettable experience at Burn 1.
Interestingly, both strains have garnered significant attention recently, with Growing Pains' Honey Banana being named one of High Times' "Strains of the Month" for October, while Hytek's Lantz took home top honors at this year's Zalympix competition. The collaboration is a testament to their dedication to producing high-quality cannabis products.
Limited quantities of the exclusive rosin will be available, so fans are advised to arrive early to secure their piece of this unique collaboration. With Detroit-based Hytek and Paw Paw-based Growing Pains joining forces, this drop promises to be an exciting event for cannabis enthusiasts in Michigan.
In a unique collaboration, two of the state's top cannabis cultivators, Hytek and Growing Pains, are joining forces to create a limited-edition rosin drop featuring their award-winning strains. The exclusive drop will debut on November 6th at Burn 1, a new consumption lounge in Utica.
For flavor enthusiasts, the collaboration offers a unique blend of two highly-awarded strains: Honey Banana from Growing Pains and Lantz from Hytek. The sweet and tropical notes of Honey Banana are paired with the creamy, lime flavor of Lantz, making for an unbeatable combination.
The event promises to be an exciting experience, not only for cannabis connoisseurs but also for those looking to socialize and enjoy a unique atmosphere. Inside the licensed consumption lounge, guests will have access to sample the collaboration rosin, other products from Hytek and Growing Pains, as well as a dab bar.
To further enhance the event, both brands will offer exclusive promotions, merchandise, and prizes. This special occasion is sure to bring together the community of cannabis enthusiasts in Utica, creating an unforgettable experience at Burn 1.
Interestingly, both strains have garnered significant attention recently, with Growing Pains' Honey Banana being named one of High Times' "Strains of the Month" for October, while Hytek's Lantz took home top honors at this year's Zalympix competition. The collaboration is a testament to their dedication to producing high-quality cannabis products.
Limited quantities of the exclusive rosin will be available, so fans are advised to arrive early to secure their piece of this unique collaboration. With Detroit-based Hytek and Paw Paw-based Growing Pains joining forces, this drop promises to be an exciting event for cannabis enthusiasts in Michigan.
. And can you imagine the buzz at Burn 1? It's gonna be lit, especially with all the exclusive merch and prizes on offer 
. The fact that both strains are getting rave reviews from High Times and Zalympix is just icing on the cake 
. I'm gonna be keeping an eye out for this drop - limited quantities mean it's gotta be good!
. and yay for exclusive promotions and prizes - who doesn't love a good reward? 
limited quantities mean i'm keeping an eye on this event, hoping i can snag some of that rosin action 
I mean, back in my day, we were just startin' to get into that stuff, and now it's like a whole different world. These two teams comin' together is huge, and the flavors they've come up with? Forget about it! It sounds like a party in your mouth! 
I'm not even a regular cannabis fan, but this one sounds intriguing. And that dab bar? Yeah, gotta be there for that! 
. I'm also loving the fact that they're offering exclusive promos, merch, and prizes at Burn 1... it's gonna be such a fun event! I've been following Hytek and Growing Pains for ages, and to see them finally teaming up is like, totally a dream come true 
. Can't wait to try the rosin and soak up all the good vibes at Burn 1 
. It's going to be a night to remember, for sure!
what's up with these new lounges popping up everywhere? like, where did the idea come from? are they just a way for people to chill and socialize after work or is there something more behind it?
. i've been hearing great things about growing pains' strains lately, especially that honey banana from high times... it's like they're speaking my language with these new drops. but what's really cool is that both brands are putting their own spin on the event, so it's not just about slapping a label on the product and calling it a day. burn 1 in utica is gonna be lit 
, can't wait to see the lines of people waiting for this drop
. Its great to see the community coming together at Burn 1, I've heard its gonna be a sick atmosphere 
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. And what's with the 'limited quantities' hype? Can't they just make more of it and sell it at regular stores like everyone else? I'm not saying I won't try it, but I'll believe it when I see some real innovation happening in this space 
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. Like, if you're into trying new flavors and stuff, it sounds like a cool drop. The fact that both brands are putting their award-winning strains together is definitely a bonus 
. It's just crazy to think that cannabis culture has come so far in Michigan - I mean, who would have thought we'd have licensed consumption lounges popping up all over the state?