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Canndescent

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by Skyjester, Aug 24, 2019.

  1. #1 Skyjester, Aug 24, 2019
    My local dispensary just keeps getting better and better. Latest visit featured $20/g flower, just for kicks I decided to splurge to see what the overpricing was about. Got the pretty bottles and boxes home and discovered a harvest date of 08/18 and a pack date of 10/18. So this wonder stuff has been sitting in a bottle for 10 months.

    Called the dispensary to ask about it and was told "it's still good". How "good" is my question.
     
  2. #2 Kronik352, Aug 24, 2019
    If properly dried and cured......I would think it IS just fine....prob smells great!!
     
  3. #3 Skyjester, Aug 24, 2019
    They said Canndescent have a one-year expiration date for some or most of their products, and that the flower should be at or above the originally tested THC content for that entire year. I had no idea THC had that long of a shelf life.

    The good news is that I have to smoke a quarter oz in the next five days to avoid expiration. :)
     
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