ditto, same experience
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Lots of weed today tastes straight up nasty
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ditto, same experience
St. Phatty
Active member
Does it help if you let it sit for 2 weeks for some more cure time ?
I am not a fan of most dry but not cured weed.
Hoping that your commercial Cannabis wasn't sprayed, I wonder how much it would benefit from a little more cure time.
I have a habit of asking any cash cropper. Most do in fact spray something.
hyposomniac
Active member
Interesting.. Like what?
Around here the scary one is myclobutanil. Most growers do not want to discuss it or maybe crack a joke until I share my policy. But I have heard just about everything. On ic just the other day I went back and forth with a guy getting ready to run a several acre greenhouse. No matter how I worded it he could not acknowledge a plant treated with nothing at all is better than his profit margin. His terms were approved of essential oils. Im not saying all commercial weed has been treated. But all of it is suspect. I could list several personal conversations with people ending in saying they needed the money. I say fuck that. Biggest line of crap ever. Pisses me off as more or more as seeing ingredients on a bottle of water. People can grow clean cannabis. Maybe some people cannot because the are to big to fix a problem correctly. They need to find a new career.
HalfArsedFarmer
Well-known member
That's kind of sad to hear but hey when the money starts flowing ethics tend to drown.
Hydro8
Member
A lot of big growers claim they only spray in veg, which I have a hard time believing.
But supposedly here in Colorado the state is testing all commercially sold cannabis for pesticides. Not sure which or what pesticides they are testing for ?
I did hear a big grower failed a test for mold the other week and they made them recall product from a couple of dozens dispensaries.
'Boogieman'
Well-known member
I do grow outdoors myself, have used molasses and I find it does effects taste and makes most strains taste similar. I never smoked anything I grew using molasses that had a taste that made me gag and damn near throw up however.
https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Recall-deals-blow-to-California-s-marijuana-13487748.php
As of this week. Small growers and consumers need to unite to remove the billion dollar industry aspect of the plant. Give it back to the people.
I ask specifically how they eradicate in flower. I am particularly suspicious of large perpetual harvests with no walls between anything.
I saw your personal message and came to answer you. Then saw this entitled piece of nonsense. Think whatever you want kid. I don't owe you an explanation for shit let alone me being busy moving and I didn't answer so must agree with you.
People have lives, responsibilities. Fuck you. There's your answer.
People with your attitude seldom learn from others. I will waste no more time on you. I bid you a fond fuck yourself and happy new year guy. Spray them flowers with rat poison and smoke as much as you can is how I deal with mites. Try it bro. Guy like you deserves it.
Why the temper tantrum? I was polite as fuck and genuinely wanted to know how large grows deal with these issues. If you didn't like your own answers then why did you get involved to start with.
I also have bills and life coming at me. Big deal. I will continue to not spray anything. And next time something moves in I will deal with it accordingly and if I cannot eradicate I will again start over. I understand some use of some products as a means of preserving strains. But I wil not be convinced there is any product that should be sprayed on flowers. Except water.
Sorry I asked. Lol
I also have bills and life coming at me. Big deal. I will continue to not spray anything. And next time something moves in I will deal with it accordingly and if I cannot eradicate I will again start over. I understand some use of some products as a means of preserving strains. But I wil not be convinced there is any product that should be sprayed on flowers. Except water.
Sorry I asked. Lol
Has your question been effectively answered?
'Boogieman'
Well-known member
Yes, you would think people who grow at that size would have plenty of room to select resistant phenos, hell it would even save them money buying whatever they spray, you have people who don't know shit about growing weed, growing weed. The quality of imported weed from California is rarely good anymore, most smokes like mids with a shittier taste than green brick which actually seems to be getting better in the high department.
The worst im guilty of is spraying neem oil in vegging outdoor plants, never in bloom and I stopped after reading about neem possibly giving people coffing fits.
https://www.mlive.com/news/2019/01/medical-marijuana-contaminated-with-mold-chemicals-recalled
Why much tastes nasty - just imagine what horrible poison so many have smoked from these dispensaries ..... grow your own, pass the word. It takes so little effort to do things right - mold & bug spray wtf.......They took down the story how a bunch of dispensaries got recalls for mold and
chemicals.
Why much tastes nasty - just imagine what horrible poison so many have smoked from these dispensaries ..... grow your own, pass the word. It takes so little effort to do things right - mold & bug spray wtf.......They took down the story how a bunch of dispensaries got recalls for mold and
chemicals.
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