Tricho Jordan by Madlabs — Fresh Frozen

Tricho Jordan by Madlabs

Tricho Jordan by Madlabs is an indica-leaning hybrid (30/70) born from Chimera 2 x Chimera 3. The flower runs 20-26% THC, and washed fresh frozen it comes out tasting like vanilla cream left near an open fuel can. Best for day and night.

Fresh Frozen Hash made in Thailand.

The Story Behind Tricho Jordan

The name is a boast about resin, and for once it is earned. Beleaf Cannabis made this one by crossing two Chimera sisters, pheno 2 into pheno 3, which is a different move from the usual hunt for a new flavour. Chimera comes from Exotic Genetix and is known for two things: a strange butterscotch and port wine top end, and trichome coverage that borders on the absurd. Crossing the line back into itself concentrates both instead of diluting them, which is why you see the cut turn up under several selections, including a widely circulated Genetix Matter phenotype.

A plant selected for resin is a plant that belongs in ice water, so this ends up being the obvious wash candidate on the shelf. Madlabs froze the flower at harvest rather than drying it, which keeps the volatile end of the profile from evaporating during the hang, then washed it while everything was still locked in the head. What survives that process is the creamy, dessert-leaning side of Chimera at full strength, with the gas underneath rather than on top.

The Nose

Warm before it is loud. The first thing off the jar is vanilla, proper baked vanilla rather than the sharp synthetic kind, wrapped in a thick creamy sweet layer that sits somewhere near custard. Give it a minute in the palm and a soft fruity note lifts off the top, then the gassy streak arrives late and cuts straight through the dessert, with a dry earthy base holding it all down. That peppery weight at the back is the Caryophyllene, and there is enough Humulene in there to give it a dry, almost hoppy edge, while a thin thread of Limonene keeps the whole thing from turning cloying. The wash itself is pale blonde and holds a soft, sandy texture.

The Smoke

It melts clean, which is the first tell of a wash that was frozen properly. On a quartz insert the vapour comes off thick and creamy, exactly as the nose promises, and the fuel note that hides behind the vanilla in the jar moves forward once heat is involved. As you go the dessert fades and the earthy, peppery end takes over, so the last draws taste noticeably drier than the first. It rewards a lower temperature than most people use; push it hot and you burn off the vanilla that makes it worth having.

The High

The onset is gentle for something washed from a 26% plant. What lands first is euphoric and unmistakably giggly, the sort that makes ordinary conversation funnier than it deserves to be. Meanwhile the head stays clear enough to be creative and even focused, so this is not a dab that ends your plans. Then it settles: relaxed through the shoulders with a warm body high that stays underneath you instead of pulling you down. It runs a middle path most concentrates refuse to walk, present enough to feel like an event, mild enough to have at four in the afternoon.

Effect group: Chill · Best time: Day / Night

Who Should Try Tricho Jordan by Madlabs?

Dessert-hash people, and anyone who has decided that most fresh frozen tastes like fuel and nothing else. This is the one to reach for when you want flavour without committing your evening to the sofa. One honest caveat: the anxiety risk sits at medium, and a concentrate concentrates that too, so if you are prone to a racing head take one small dab and wait ten minutes before the second. Overall it suits an experienced smoker who wants to actually taste something, more than it suits someone chasing the heaviest possible hit.

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