4 new cannabis products to try from Baker’s Cannabis, Houseplant, and more

With so many great cannabis brands launching exciting new products in new markets, it can be difficult to keep track of every release. So we summarize some major publications. This week we’re looking at releases from Monogram, Select, and more.

Houseplant: New Gravity Glass Bong

Houseplant, the cannabis brand of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, released a new bong from their Housegoods line on July 15, 2021. The piece of glass is an interpretation of the classic gravity bong and is now available from Amuse exclusively for customers in LA and San Francisco.

Available: California

Monogram: publication of limited edition art prints

Courtesy of MONOGRAM

A limited edition of prints captured by Hype Williams, based on the work of mid-century American photographer Slim Aarons, will be available from Jay-Z’s cannabis brand Monogram. The brand is printing a limited edition, high-quality, poster-sized vignette for $ 320 each with still images from the new Monogram campaign, “The Good Life, Redefined”.

Available: Nationwide through The Webster or California through Caliva.com

Select: Launch of two new live resin concentrates

Courtesy Select

The cannabis oil brand Select has just launched two new live resin concentrates for its Select Elite Live line, Select Diamonds and Select Sugar. The diamond line contains tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA) crystals larger than 3mm, while the sugar line contains THCA crystals smaller than 3mm, so you can choose the concentrate method that works best for you.

Available: Arizona and California

Baker’s Cannabis: New Infused Prerolls

Courtesy Baker’s Cannabis Co.

Baker’s Cannabis has just launched a new line of infused prerolls available across California. The latest prerolls are fortified with highly potent oil and contain blend-specific terpenes to boost both flavor and intensity.

Available: California

Selected image courtesy of Power Digital

Hannah Wiesen

Hannah is a Seattle-based writer and editor. She has worked in the cannabis industry for three years and continues to learn and research.