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Wholesale pot prices plummet. Now there starting to get better
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Huh?
Flea Biter
Member
5 LEGAL GUNS TO MR AND MRS BABBA'S HEAD.
stay on topic or get deleted as the failure parents your were to all county locals.
Why is discussion of quality in correlation to price and demand considered off topic?
Things are getting weird in here, maybe the weed is too cheap..
I agree with the prices last few pages, same experience. It makes people's eyes light up to think about 100s of lbs, boxes and bulk sales, but that only happens so often. I wonder how much of the market in total is comprised of smaller producers 5-10 or 10-50 lbs per year. Even if you want to buy 10 or 100 sometimes each unit is accounted for.
With all respect to indoor growers I am pretty sure I prefer outdoor grown cannabis.
beta, you are aware of what an heirloom tomato from the back yard tastes like, compared to anything at the supermarket, aren't you? No more complex explanation is necessary for cannabis.
Fermented, you make a point with tractors and agriculture but I'd relate it to my comment for beta. The quality comes with a cost. In truth I stay away from a lot of tractor farmed food because it is devoid of taste and nutrients and it is also full of poisons, fuel transportation costs, storage, etc. The end product is at the opposite end of the spectrum (cheap, non-perishable, neglected, machine grown) from hand-tended produce.
There is no comparison in quality. Look at Oregon CBD's thread where they show pictures of 0% cannabinoids in their plants. Maybe a few percent for the highest. That is a waste of space and land and fuel and the domino effect that it has on the surrounding economy and environment.
Indoor can be quite "strong" especially in appearance. Pretty look with high trichome density, less trim leaf.
Speaking broadly, the high still wears off in 2 hours whether it's indoor or outdoor bud. One may not be as pretty or as trichome dense, but a freeze dried spongy consistency with candy perfume smells and a short lived high isn't all that appealing after a while.
Outdoor is a better product depending on who you ask. Of course both have a range, meaning that a lot of indoor comes out a lot worse than a lot of outdoor and vice versa. People say cannabis assessment can be subjective.
With all respect to indoor growers I am pretty sure I prefer outdoor grown cannabis.
beta, you are aware of what an heirloom tomato from the back yard tastes like, compared to anything at the supermarket, aren't you? No more complex explanation is necessary for cannabis.
Fermented, you make a point with tractors and agriculture but I'd relate it to my comment for beta. The quality comes with a cost. In truth I stay away from a lot of tractor farmed food because it is devoid of taste and nutrients and it is also full of poisons, fuel transportation costs, storage, etc. The end product is at the opposite end of the spectrum (cheap, non-perishable, neglected, machine grown) from hand-tended produce.
There is no comparison in quality. Look at Oregon CBD's thread where they show pictures of 0% cannabinoids in their plants. Maybe a few percent for the highest. That is a waste of space and land and fuel and the domino effect that it has on the surrounding economy and environment.
Indoor can be quite "strong" especially in appearance. Pretty look with high trichome density, less trim leaf.
Speaking broadly, the high still wears off in 2 hours whether it's indoor or outdoor bud. One may not be as pretty or as trichome dense, but a freeze dried spongy consistency with candy perfume smells and a short lived high isn't all that appealing after a while.
Outdoor is a better product depending on who you ask. Of course both have a range, meaning that a lot of indoor comes out a lot worse than a lot of outdoor and vice versa. People say cannabis assessment can be subjective.
Lyfespan
Active member
smaller guys shouldnt be letting go of anything with quality for less than 18-24 right now. people are sourcing for 420, gouge while you can
10-15 4 times a year here and movin just fine
not top-shelf smokeable flowers
anyway, I've been getting offers on our trim from last year... 50$/lb and down from there. one guy offered me 20 bucks a pound. what is trim going for these days for large quantities 100+lb
test clean?
Regarding trim
25/unit, there were 900 available
No breaks
Not tested
Mediocre commercial units flying @ 650
Decent deps 900-1000 on bulk which means yes there has been an uptick as they were 7-8 from this source last year
No boxes left from last year it seems
Definitely not seeing the same flood.
25/unit, there were 900 available
No breaks
Not tested
Mediocre commercial units flying @ 650
Decent deps 900-1000 on bulk which means yes there has been an uptick as they were 7-8 from this source last year
No boxes left from last year it seems
Definitely not seeing the same flood.
cannascholar
Member
Got around $80 after tax etc for my 14% trim on the legal market.
Happy Times
Well-known member
That seems like a nice % for trim!
we're all organic so it should be 100% clean
You pretty much hit the market on the nose right now. Noticed everyone was scared to hold em and got what they could during the winter. Even my steady people up there are begging for scraps. It’s a weird tome to be alive in California.
Sherbert OG outs 800...Everything is drying up. Still a few boxes out there from what I've seen..
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Mountain Sprout
Member
Saw this at a gas station today. Crazy times up here!
Damn I'm getting old.
