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Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by WakeNBake2013, Nov 10, 2016.

  1. #1 WakeNBake2013, Nov 10, 2016
    I was looking up strongest strains and I happen to come across this strain, it says it's one of the most potent strains with thc as high as 34% anyone ever tried this before? I've heard a lot of people say that the highest is 30% max and there isn't really any bud with a high thc % so I'm sceptical about this one.


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  2. #2 Joker1121, Nov 11, 2016
    I read that they have reached 30% in Denmark. A certain balance in the properties of any strain are what make it "good cannabis". What I mean is potency is not all to look for. Good topic.
     
  3. #3 Cactus Ed, Nov 11, 2016
    . I've never bought tested weed, what else do you look for besides potency?
     
  4. #4 Joker1121, Nov 12, 2016
    I don't get tested cannabis, Cactus Ed. I've formed this thought on the makeup of different strains with different amounts of CBD and different concentrates of terpenes, and other different make up from following Another Tincture thread where different strains produce different highs and folks often mix different tinctures to achieve desired effects. All the cannabis may have high THC, but produce different highs. I also started smoking in 1968 and the untested cannabis we got then was every bit as strong as what I get today, though maybe the THC wasn't as high as those tested at, say 20% THC. Nothing can beat the Thai stick pin joints we smoked back then. It's just a thought, and perhaps not worthy of much thought.
     

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