LP Profile: VERTICAL

Salutations~

Winnipeg is still frozen harder than a slurpee in December, but there is (finally) some new products in stores from a new LP on the scene named Vertical.   Twitter @ verticalcanna

Situated in Chatham, Ontario they seem to be flourishing under the corporate umbrella of AGMEDICA bioscience inc.

I have got a good feeling about their products, from what little info I can gather at the moment.
It looks like there is a good attention to detail from pictures of their operations and they advertise their cannabis as hand trimmed and hang dried, so I am looking forward to reviewing them asap.

Currently offering 4 strains locally- Riverside Ride, Kent County Kush, Cold Creek Kush and Shishkaberry. Retailers Delta 9 and Meta's websites have reversed THC : CBD descriptions for these first two products.  Make sure you check with customer service if ordering, or ask your bud tender.

Kent County Kush: : A very colorful and juicy looking hybrid with THC in the 18-23% range, this is one I wish I had the cash to splurge on this week: Prices again, vary broadly from place to place.
"Probably has some Blueberry Seagull in its heritage somewhere" REVIEW HERE

Riverview Ride: A high CBD- low THC Indica strain that looks great. Prices vary from 45$-3.5 @ Delta 9 up to 54$ at Meta.  " Was likely a God Bud cross at one time"  REVIEW HERE

Cold Creek Kush: Sold out locally, minimal info at this time

And finally a Shiskaberry, which is never as exciting as the Blueberry / Afghani lineage should be.  I would probably only drop 45$ on something that was boasting <18% THC or a 10% CBD content.

Notably- Vertical cannabis is available on the Ontario Cannabis Shop- for much cheaper than we're paying in Manitoba.  In Fact-  WTF Ontario? You've got so many more choices than we do here- AND its way cheaper!  jk- Congrats to all of the lottery winners- glad you're getting some stores now.

- Update March 5
Spoke with a representative for AGMEDICA who was very helpful in extending my query regarding genetic lineage of two of these strains.  Mr. Neglia informed me that he named them after acquiring the un-named genetic parent from another LP, where government controls don't require much in the way of genetic history or street provenance. 

Also; small note- but I have reached out to several LP's over the last few months, often with no answer.  AGMEDICA and Mr. Neglia were very helpful and took the time to help answer my questions. Excellent customer service and great products like this, make Vertical a company to keep an eye on.

What is the Vertical Limit anyways?