Ya I guess so also they have a lot of purple undertones so maybe that’s y so dark. Nice looking greenhouse braddah! Wish I could get mine that big maybe when I move out soon. (Dad doesn’t let me get um big) so I work with what he lets me do for now . This ones from when I was in culinary school and no supervision
Thats gunna be a heavy plant!!
Are you going to make any seeds?
. I tell em 
and thanks for the compliment. And I get some from the mothers to smoke while I wait. Aurigh!
I'm not an advocate for the dispensaries here, mostly because of the shamefully greedy prices, but I'd guess the state's threshold for the fungal count of 10,000 probably has the dispensaries doing some stuff to come in below that number that negatively affects quality. I doubt anybody could test below that number here without a fairly dry grow room with very stable humidity controls and a very quick dry to very low moisture content post harvest or a decently strong H2O2 soak post harvest and both of those techniques would definitely have a negative effect on the finished bud. The 10,000 fungal count threshold is too low and indescriminant IMO. People in the wet areas of the state are probably breathing close to 10 billion spores everyday and it's generally not harming anyone. If they raised the fungal count or just tested for harmful/pathogenic fungus I'd guess the dispensaries would be able to produce better smelling, feeling and tasting product.
It's a lovely plant while it's growing. Looks great and smells great. It's not super resistant to botrytis, but it doesn't start getting hit until it's time to harvest so it doesn't matter much.
Also, in regards to this post, that's not to say they don't possibly suck at growing, harvesting, drying and/or curing. That could be the case alsoI'm not an advocate for the dispensaries here, mostly because of the shamefully greedy prices, but I'd guess the state's threshold for the fungal count of 10,000 probably has the dispensaries doing some stuff to come in below that number that negatively affects quality. I doubt anybody could test below that number here without a fairly dry grow room with very stable humidity controls and a very quick dry to very low moisture content post harvest or a decently strong H2O2 soak post harvest and both of those techniques would definitely have a negative effect on the finished bud. The 10,000 fungal count threshold is too low and indescriminant IMO. People in the wet areas of the state are probably breathing close to 10 billion spores everyday and it's generally not harming anyone. If they raised the fungal count or just tested for harmful/pathogenic fungus I'd guess the dispensaries would be able to produce better smelling, feeling and tasting product.
The one upside to the dispensaries is that the flowers do pass a lot of strict testing numbers for fungus, moisture content, pesticides, fungicides, etc., which is good for people with compromised immune systems or something like that, but in reality people with immune deficiency disorders shouldn't even live here for their health. There's waaay too much micro life (fungi, parasites, bacteria, viruses, etc.) that is continuously thriving here so a little bit of clean bud isn't going to make any difference IMO.
With saying all that I'm sure your flowers are great and hard to beat; they always look top-notch
I'm not an advocate for the dispensaries here, mostly because of the shamefully greedy prices, but I'd guess the state's threshold for the fungal count of 10,000 probably has the dispensaries doing some stuff to come in below that number that negatively affects quality. I doubt anybody could test below that number here without a fairly dry grow room with very stable humidity controls and a very quick dry to very low moisture content post harvest or a decently strong H2O2 soak post harvest and both of those techniques would definitely have a negative effect on the finished bud. The 10,000 fungal count threshold is too low and indescriminant IMO. People in the wet areas of the state are probably breathing close to 10 billion spores everyday and it's generally not harming anyone. If they raised the fungal count or just tested for harmful/pathogenic fungus I'd guess the dispensaries would be able to produce better smelling, feeling and tasting product.
The one upside to the dispensaries is that the flowers do pass a lot of strict testing numbers for fungus, moisture content, pesticides, fungicides, etc., which is good for people with compromised immune systems or something like that, but in reality people with immune deficiency disorders shouldn't even live here for their health. There's waaay too much micro life (fungi, parasites, bacteria, viruses, etc.) that is continuously thriving here so a little bit of clean bud isn't going to make any difference IMO.
With saying all that I'm sure your flowers are great and hard to beat; they always look top-notch
You're probably right about them being in a rush to get product on the shelves. And those prices aren't bad especially for a dispensary, but I doubt they'd sell much on the BI if it were more expensive. I used to run a metal recycling business in Hilo and I always had a mason jar full of weed samples from my customers and I'd get great deals on living plants and fresh cut plants from time to time just because homies needed gas money for the day and flower prices were pretty low anyway. It seemed like almost everyone in Puna grew weed so that might be a tough area for a dispensary. No point in paying for it if you can grow your own
Yup, supposed to be a decent storm and it definitely feels like something is brewing. If I didn't know about it I think I'd feel like something is up. The weather just has that pre-storm feel to it so we're doing some prep work around the house today. Areas will be getting wind and rain that don't normally don't. It looks like we should be getting a decent amount of rain from the north on Wednesday too.
No snow here in NW Florida, but we did have some lows in the 20's. It seems like it has rained nonstop since the hurricane, but the last couple of weeks have been nicer. Highs in the 70's and lows in the 40's and 50's. Lots of clouds but no real rain for a while now. Which is good. Our river has been right at flood stage for 4 months.
