Jamaica Cannabis Cup winners

BEST CBD FLOWERS

First place: UTech Ganja Lab with the strain Cherry CBD, grown by Bali Vaswani and bred by Tristan Champagnie and DaniFountain. Second place: Root House with the strain Cruise Control, grown and bred by Ras Negus.

BEST THC FLOWERS

First place: Root House with the strain Lion Crown, grown and bred by Ras Negus.

Second place: Dylan Chang with the strain Durban Tangerine, grown and bred by Dylan Chang. Third place: Island Kaya with the strain Gorilla Glue #4, grown by Bali Vaswani, breeder unknown.

BEST ITAL FLOWERS

First place: Rough House with the strain Crystal Lighten, grown and bred by Rough House. Second place: Dylan Chang with the strain Watermelon, grown by Dylan Chang, breeder unknown. Third place: King with the strain Blue Berry Kush, grown and bred by King.

BEST EDIBLE

First place: Mel’s Tree – Eats with Oatmeal cookies. Second place: Canna Cookie Monster with ChipChip with butter. Third place: Legal 5 with Vegan Peppermint Chocolate Brownie.

BEST DRINK

First place: Local Crop with Jamdown Otahiti Apple Beetroot. Second place: Raw Herb Sells with Ganja-Infused Water. Third place: Raw Herb Sells with Ganja Green Juice.

BEST NON-EDIBLE

First place: Legal 5 with Isis Cannabis Lubricant. Second place: Legal 5 with Honey Ganja Salve. Third place: Jason Williams with Blue Dream Keif

These will be presented at the Scarce Awards Royal Gold Carpet Event.

In recap, the Jamaica 4/20 event was second to none. Scarce Commodity emphasised the importance of improving the fact sheets and the ingredients labelling on some of the edibles.

As a matter of fact, the winners in the edibles and drink sections were selected based on their ability to display an approach to display in line with international standards, as Scarce Commodity strives to put Jamaica at the forefront of the global neutraceutic, therapeutic, medical, psychological, psychiatric cannabis industries.