It was born of necessity. There are hundreds of stores within 30 miles of me. In order to break their fucked up "closed loop" operations, you have to raise some pulses.Making me want to step up my professionalism.......
Here is the QR code currently on the label. It was the mixture I intended on using for the 2 oz bottles, so the info on the test result is misleading. I plan on having it edited to reflect the product name.
I do remove them. I killed my Fire OG, even with the Raskal background, it was a spent strain. I had to take my run with her to 76 days before I saw enough pistols dying. Supposed to be a 63-65 day strain. The smoke is good, but buds were too airy.
I absolutely attribute the weight to a dialed nutrient program. Having the nutes in the ideal ratios reduce lockouts, and optimal growth.
Like alcohol prohibition, there will be a breaking point. When we have more states going recreational, the writing will be on the wall. They simply don't have the resources to enforce.
, or they don't believe I really produce this level of quality in volume, consistantly). Due in part to the closed loop mentality you speak of, but also because I refuse to take the same price for real top shelf as they are giving for work weed. Kind of sad to me, that most people would rather save 40-50 bucks a zip only to get product that requires you smoke twice as much for a lesser effect (which as I TRY to explain to them actually costs more money over the long term). Guess it's like vert, some people get it, others don't. Herb production is becoming old hat though. There is an emerging hash market here however, and I'd like to cut out my piece of the pie. Been watching the market, you, and few others very closely while formulating my plan of ingress.
Most strains currently grown by most, will be typically THC dominant. I plan on growing a 1:1 ratio strain, and a 20:1 CBD/THC strain. They will be grown just for the tincture.
