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Is strain identification important to you??

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by BrooklynUK, Jun 4, 2019.

  1. #1 BrooklynUK, Jun 4, 2019
    It never used to be a requirement of mine but these days I quite like to know the strain I'm getting (that's as long as you're being told the truth I guess) as I like to look it up, check out the composition, reviews, etc, etc....

    My normal guy wasn't available today, first time in 4 years, so that's a pretty good run! Me and a friend had to go via someone else. So we got the flower, and I asked, "What strain is it mate?" and I politely got a reply of, "no bloody idea, puts you on your arse though!".... Which is kinda what I want to achieve for an evening smoke anyway.

    So yeah, I've got some great flower, it smells great, feels great and smokes great, but I lack a strain name and it's irking me at the back of me brainbox, I'm sure I'll get over it.

    Does knowing the strain type important to anyone ??
     
  2. #2 ZeusMan, Jun 4, 2019
    Strain types matter for growers but you can grow some many different versions of the same strain its doesn't have a lot of control on the final product. If you cut a bud of a plant at week 9 of flower it will be very different from a flower cut from the same plant at week 11 of flower.
     
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  3. #3 hardrokker, Jun 4, 2019
    I just addressed some of this creating a new thread:

    psychoactive weed descriptions

    Live in SFBay Area and since rec became legal have gone to school sampling different strains at a list of dispensaries here and in Nevada. Smoking different strains after t-breaks and during the same day trying to notice differences. Of course smell, taste, visual, varies but to this person as an occasional smoker, not a regular everyday smoker am little interested in smoking qualities. Outside of THC content have noticed little different psychoactive qualities. All affects energetic lively me about the same so I am paying less attention to strain names, little to what I see are non-sense psychoactive descriptions, and more at legal dispensaries to acknowledged legal grower info on product labels and THC/CBN levels.

    I suspect there are more users now that prefer legal dispensaries versus the many illegal ones that are rampant about LA because it is reassuring to know one is getting a healthy product without harmful pesticides, chemicals, and infused other drugs at tested THC/CBN levels.
     
  4. #4 HardDrive, Jun 4, 2019
    Unless you get the seed and grow it, you really don't know what it is, and sometime it still may not be what you ordered.
     
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  5. #5 killset, Jun 4, 2019
    If you're buying off the streets theres a pretty good chance the strain name is b.s.
     
  6. #6 Surferzz, Jun 19, 2019
    Tbh I don’t care as long as it’s


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