Herbert Fuego is a journalist based in Denver, Colorado. He writes for Denver Westword and specializes in covering the local cannabis industry, including strain reviews, dispensary recommendations, and cannabis culture in Colorado. Herbert's articles provide insights into the marijuana scene in Denver and aim to educate and entertain cannabis enthusiasts in the area.
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Herbert Fuego’s coverage predominantly revolves around cannabis-related reviews and investment analysis with a local focus on Colorado, particularly Denver. He may be receptive to pitches that offer unique perspectives on cannabis products or businesses within this area.
Given his articles' focus on reviewing cannabis strains and related products, he might be interested in pitches offering insights into newly available or popular marijuana strains in the Denver area, as well as trends in consumption methods such as edibles.
As Herbert's work often involves evaluating the quality of various marijuana products, individuals or companies involved in producing high-quality cannabis goods could find success by reaching out for potential features.
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Finding a strain that consistently puts you to sleep only gets harder as your tolerance builds.
Sharp and hot things aside, it's easy to forget ingredients and instructions or allow the food to get more burnt than you are. And that still doesn't stop many of us.
"My sisters and friends often give me weird looks or call me out, but I'm an adult and ain't stoppin'."
"They normally survive the summer heat well enough, but this year they look unhappy. Is it getting too hot to grow weed outside?"
Dear Stoner: My mom's pretty cool about my cannabis use, but she always says my "skunk weed" is too strong. What is "skunk weed," and is it something I should be interested in?
By: Herbert Fuego
There are a lot of parallels. After all, this is plant medicine we're talking about (and fungi, but you get the point).
From old dabbing setups to novelty bongs and joints, there are plenty of pot fads that come and go.
Most shoppers care more about the potency and burn rate of a joint, but there are some artistically rolled joints out there.
There's plenty to be excited about this fall, including seasonal cannabis boxes delivered to doorsteps and super-mini rosin gummies.
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