TWEED CANT GROW WELL SO THEY IRRADIATE(COLD PASTURIZATION)

Will you buy irradiated medicine?

  • Yes

    Votes: 17 13.5%
  • No

    Votes: 109 86.5%

  • Total voters
    126

gb123

Well-Known Member
lol seeded mj will not be up too its full potential if spending its energy producing seeds!
if a spec of pollen lands on a calyx? in your home dude cause you don't have QC! this will be your issue
inside a lp you wont find pollen near flowering rooms. unless they are tweed and use hermy genetics, buying from GHS or any wannabe breeder, you will forsure end up with this.
and correct, if a spec of pollen landed on a calyx, the whole plant will not be seeded, just a handful of seeds on sertain bud, the rest will be 95% solid, just not 100%
BINGO ............ the exact WRONG answer I was waiting for.
A couple seeds? A couple? :lol: Are ya sure about that now?
As for pollen my dear wee mind ......... it gets around. More so now than ever!
 

Jackal69

Well-Known Member
Looks like their still filling their bottles with Shake...

This was just delivered to my wife.

I'm tired of wasting my hard earned money on this garbage.
I sort of remember me telling you so so long ago, leave them and find another seems you really don't want to find good medicine!
you can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink!
hate to say it but you should have looked elsewhere months ago!
 

tiktak1297

Well-Known Member
I am not one to support LP's. I want to grow my own permanently as should be my right. However I was talking to one of their growers or "grilling him harder than toronto's finest" as he put it lol. He was buying at a compassion club I frequent Lmao. To their defense it was kind of their qa guys fault that they have to irradiated.

Health Canada iso apparently very liberal is allowing LPs to choose which pharmacopeia they adhere to. Apparently the US pharmacopeia is pretty lax and allows for fairly high limits in the testing process. However their qa guy (having no weed experience) chosee to go with the Dutch pharmacopeia (which is very strict) when they originally submitted their application. The Dutch pharmacopeia isn't suited for plant testing as weed inherently has high humidity and bacteria levels.

Also they in fact did produce 2 crops that met the Dutch requirements and were not irradiated, however they did not advertise this as they didn't want to set this standard and not be able to meet it in the future.

Just some info for everyone
 

tiktak1297

Well-Known Member
Lol. I'm just relaying what I was told. Don't shoot the messenger. I'm not sure if I believe it myself. On the other hand 2 good crops out of 20+ is nothing to be proud of either
 

leaffan

Well-Known Member
I am not one to support LP's. I want to grow my own permanently as should be my right. However I was talking to one of their growers or "grilling him harder than toronto's finest" as he put it lol. He was buying at a compassion club I frequent Lmao. To their defense it was kind of their qa guys fault that they have to irradiated.

Health Canada iso apparently very liberal is allowing LPs to choose which pharmacopeia they adhere to. Apparently the US pharmacopeia is pretty lax and allows for fairly high limits in the testing process. However their qa guy (having no weed experience) chosee to go with the Dutch pharmacopeia (which is very strict) when they originally submitted their application. The Dutch pharmacopeia isn't suited for plant testing as weed inherently has high humidity and bacteria levels.

Also they in fact did produce 2 crops that met the Dutch requirements and were not irradiated, however they did not advertise this as they didn't want to set this standard and not be able to meet it in the future.

Just some info for everyone
I do not believe the American pharmacopoeia option is approved by Health Canada.
 

gb123

Well-Known Member
I just keep hearing it's all Shwaggg!
Same old same old. Nothing will ever change with Large Growing Operations. It CAN'T. It's not feasible and they'll figure out, if they don't already know. Their hands are tied.
The feds will be forced, to stop fighting their losing battle. When they realize how much ccccash is on the line that they could possibly lose! Thank you judge judy :lol:
Wouldn't that make a stink eh!?!?! :lol:
;)
 

tiktak1297

Well-Known Member
...within a selected group approved by HC I think. Pretty sure the US is not on that approved list.
Ahhhh I see. OK, well then I'm not sure if there is one more stringent than the US and less than the Dutch that would allow them to pass on a regular basis. Kinda bullshit tho, as there should be a standard that all lp's should have to meet.
 

leaffan

Well-Known Member
Ahhhh I see. OK, well then I'm not sure if there is one more stringent than the US and less than the Dutch that would allow them to pass on a regular basis. Kinda bullshit tho, as there should be a standard that all lp's should have to meet.
You're correct, there should be one standard that all LPs have to meet...too much effort required for HC I guess.
 

tiktak1297

Well-Known Member
You're correct, there should be one standard that all LPs have to meet...too much effort required for HC I guess.
But I mean that would make it easier for HC right? They wouldn't have to run around comparing test results to individual LP's chosen pharmacopeia. It would simply be a pass/fail. It's like they want this ssystem tied up in court for the next few years
 

leaffan

Well-Known Member
But I mean that would make it easier for HC right? They wouldn't have to run around comparing test results to individual LP's chosen pharmacopeia. It would simply be a pass/fail. It's like they want this ssystem tied up in court for the next few years
Yes...one standard makes it very easy. I've been bringing up this point off and on for a year now.
 
Yes...one standard makes it very easy. I've been bringing up this point off and on for a year now.
That would have required HC to actually develop an intimate understanding of the plant, how to produce it, how patients use it and what constitutes "reasonable". HC , as it always has, did as little as possible to facilitate a smooth and sensible cannabis access program.
 
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