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2021-11-30 at 7:34 PM UTC
Originally posted by Obbe Not as stupid as believing the product labelled GG#4 actually means anything.
Of course it does. It means it's a strain of cannabis named, GG#4. Just like a Granny Smith apple is a strain of apples. Why, oh, why do you allow these morons to gaslight you about things a 10-year old could reason out for themselves? -
2021-11-30 at 7:38 PM UTCSpectraL just found out his Santa isn't real.
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2021-11-30 at 7:38 PM UTCSANTA
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2021-11-30 at 7:40 PM UTC
Originally posted by Obbe "Strains are meaningless and the growers are free to market and sell their product with whatever name they choose because there's too much red tape and regulations."
Are you saying the cannabis industry isn't heavily regulated? Because that's just not true. It's already heavily regulated and there is no plant product I can think of with labeling requirements for genetics for things like tomatoes or corn.
Except for GMO seeds, I'm pretty sure you have to put that on a label if they are GMO (which is bullshit)
Originally posted by Obbe Not as stupid as believing the product labelled GG#4 actually means anything.
Who cares if it does or doesn't? They are only allowed to grow certain strains you can't just grow a random new seed and call it CHEMDOG 84 because health canada requires your products to be tested and they will know if you change strains.
There was actually a cannabis recall for this exact reason before. They used a non licensed strain, every strain is licensed by the government. They may or may not mean anything, not like they ever really did. Every "budtender" I talk to doesn't ask what strain, they ask if you want indica or sativa.
I don't see the problem, except that there is too much regulation already. Why does each strain have to be verified by the government when they can just call it whatever they want? It is ultimately meaningless at least for consumers.
I always considered strain names to be more relevant to growers anyways. The genetics of the plant doesn't affect the end product all that much, you see the genetics while the plant is growing and how it tolerates different conditions.
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ That's as stupid saying one person's watermelons are different than another person's watermelons.
There needs to be government regulation so you can't call a watermelon a cantaloupe or vice versa. Even though they are technically both melons??? -
2021-11-30 at 7:44 PM UTC
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2021-11-30 at 7:50 PM UTCThe only meaning it has is to identify a product. Would you prefer they all use random generated strings of letters and numbers instead?
Also the market demands meaningless labels. Face it, most people that smoke weed don't give a shit they just smoke it and get high and don't think about it beyond that. -
2021-11-30 at 8:11 PM UTC
Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood The only meaning it has is to identify a product. Would you prefer they all use random generated strings of letters and numbers instead?
Also the market demands meaningless labels. Face it, most people that smoke weed don't give a shit they just smoke it and get high and don't think about it beyond that.
It doesn't identify the product as anything other than "weed", meaning two products with the same label could actually be very different. I would prefer it if the label identified something meaningful a consumer could reliably purchase what they actually want, but I don't actually care at all if they change it or not, I'm just educating SpectraL who has been confused and manipulated by their tricks and marketing gimmicks. -
2021-11-30 at 8:23 PM UTC
Originally posted by Obbe I would prefer it if the label identified something meaningful a consumer could reliably purchase what they actually want, but I don't actually care at all if they change it or not
Would you be willing to pay more for such a product? Like $200+ an ounce? If so there could be a market for that, university genetically verified strain accurate weed.
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2021-11-30 at 8:25 PM UTCI can recommend king Louie, Graceland and gorilla glue #4, been smokin all 3 for the last few weeks
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2021-11-30 at 8:25 PM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2021-11-30 at 8:29 PM UTCif it stinks at 20 feet I like it, when I roll my window down or get out of my truck I want the area around my truck to stink like my bag without smoking in the truck
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2021-12-02 at 10:37 AM UTCgranola funk
girl scout cookies x wookie 15
TERPENES
Up to 4.0%
THC
18-24%
crystal-coated Cannabis
Granola Funk produces small but dense flowers that glisten in the light thanks to the thick coat of crystalized trichomes they wear. Expect a distinctive sour-candy, tangy-citrus, and gassy aroma that will have your mouth watering the moment you open the pouch.
KEY TERPENES
Limonene, Myrcene, Humlene
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2021-12-02 at 2:01 PM UTCLimonene can cause a bit of a headache, if you smoke a lot of it.
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2021-12-02 at 2:04 PM UTComicron
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2021-12-02 at 4:38 PM UTCtoday, lemon sour diesel, not one of my faves but it does not put you in the couch
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2021-12-02 at 4:52 PM UTCDoes it really taste like diesel
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2021-12-02 at 4:54 PM UTCnot at all, nor do it taste like lemon
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2021-12-02 at 4:58 PM UTCMan you got duped
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2021-12-02 at 4:59 PM UTCYo I’m startin to dig this murican slang
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2021-12-02 at 4:59 PM UTC
Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood granola funk
girl scout cookies x wookie 15
TERPENES
Up to 4.0%
THC
18-24%
crystal-coated Cannabis
Granola Funk produces small but dense flowers that glisten in the light thanks to the thick coat of crystalized trichomes they wear. Expect a distinctive sour-candy, tangy-citrus, and gassy aroma that will have your mouth watering the moment you open the pouch.
KEY TERPENES
Limonene, Myrcene, Humlene
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