MJtheIndicator
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There must be something to the levels of water in certain varieties of Neoal's hasish. True, mold and shelf life are major concern and as a binder water or any adulterants can allegedly enhance or deteriorate trichomes, but what of the matter suspended in that water? I can't help assuming certain properties and effects are by-product of the suspension which may have a short window of max potency, yet augmented the right binder and relative suspension agent might exceed what we have come to assume in the quality of these regional cultivars. I'm hip to the cold climate production, but what I'm more interested in is the geographic moisture levels which might have more to do with the inherent water content of the pressed product.