Understanding Cannabis Dry Flower Quality

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024

Комментарии • 17

  • @Weekenday
    @Weekenday Год назад +2

    ive watched almost all your videos now, i want to thank you for teaching all of us when you didn't have to.. you've made me self sufficient

  • @nodescriptionavailable3842
    @nodescriptionavailable3842 2 года назад +1

    I like your videos
    I have to say that all of the lab tested legal weed being grown is nothing like black market weed, especially when you look at humboldt county and the Pacific Northwest, they had it perfected, having people like John Boehner and other business minds invested in cannabis cultivation has not improved quality but now it’s more of a homogeneous C+ quality
    There are exceptions but...
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    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  2 года назад +1

      Thanks for the like and subscription. Lab tested is important for safe product distribution.

    • @nodescriptionavailable3842
      @nodescriptionavailable3842 2 года назад +1

      @@DeBaccoUniversity in large, the legal industry is concerned with profits over quality, high price point mj was perfection in the black market, now mediocrity reigns supreme

    • @davidbryden7904
      @davidbryden7904 2 года назад +1

      I couldn't agree more! I'm an old Cali hippie, and I just can't find most of the strains that were possibly the best I ever had. Anza, Fallbrook, Humboldt, and countless others were growing world-class bud, each with their own unique pheno. I can't imagine that genetics has all just disappeared?!
      And don't get me going on the way Cali's legalization has gone! In the immortal words of Frank Zappa, "Strickly from commercial.." lol ✌️💚😎

    • @Weekenday
      @Weekenday Год назад

      @@nodescriptionavailable3842 as someone who still smokes illegal, legal, and homegrown i can say homegrown is the best illegal is second

    • @nodescriptionavailable3842
      @nodescriptionavailable3842 Год назад

      @Weekenday my homegrown is better than dispensaries but rarely as good as black market old-school, Washington, Humboldt, etc. has a climate for drying/curing that I could never beat in AZ, its a trick out here but I'm sure it's been done, maybe, you definitely wont find it in dispensaries in AZ though, some of the best has a swamp cooler smell to it that I attribute to humidifiers which kinda sucks, but hey, it's the end of the year and I have these old blue Gelato and blue sherbalato seeds to plant!
      Happy growing and happy 2023 everyone 🥳 🎉

  • @Hartlor_Tayley
    @Hartlor_Tayley 3 года назад

    That’s interesting about the quality testing.

  • @davidbryden7904
    @davidbryden7904 2 года назад +1

    I noticed that you don't mention the smell and taste when evaluating a product.I hear many growers talk extensively about "turpine profile" , etc. Did you omit this bc it's so subjective? I would argue that " taste " is a key element of determining the quality and value of your product. Am I missing something? Thanks ✌️

    • @DeBaccoUniversity
      @DeBaccoUniversity  2 года назад

      Smell and taste are subjective and can vary based on post production factors of consumption. Look at the COA to know the actual % of terpens for the most reliable profile. This is a great DeBacco University video for you to check out... ruclips.net/video/vyP3Cg2KVFU/видео.html

    • @davidbryden7904
      @davidbryden7904 2 года назад

      Thanks!

  • @jackiedangerous.4950
    @jackiedangerous.4950 3 года назад +2

    Smoke It!

  • @greenwayfilms1
    @greenwayfilms1 3 года назад

    love your work keep it up