That makes totally sense.I saw some the other day that claimed over 40% and one that claimed over 60%. I've spoken with scientists who specifically study cannabis, and they all said the same thing, "Unless they are adding THC oil to it, that is just not possible. Pretty much anything over 33% wouldn't leave enough room for the cellulose of the plant mater."
It's more likely that tests are being "massaged" than legal companies adding oil to real MJ. But either way, I think most of us know now that the THC percentage is not a guaranty of how effective the flower is anyway. It's like the "megapixel" race that digital camera companies were in. Eventually people started figuring out that a higher pixel count is not the only factor in image quality.That makes totally sense.
Honestly I think anything over 25% should be called hash not flower.
I am very familiar with Durban Poison & love landrace derivatives like White Durban by Rythm as well. I am in MD market but have visited dispensaries in NJ, NY & Rhode Island as well. I think that one i got in NJ. I am consistently looking for new strains based on Landraces. The next one i will post here is 3D by Grow West (western MD grower) . it is a cross with Nigerian sativa Landrace.2 of my all time favorite strains are supposedly Landrace based. Have you tried Durban Poison or Afgoo aka Afgooey? Very different effects with the Afgoo. Durban Poison is a solid satvia style, but Afgoo is not pure landrace, and usually is more indica / relaxing, but still awesome.
My only experience with landrace genetics is with the ones I've grown. Lao Sa, Mazar i Sharif, Ketama. I'm growing right now a Mazar x White Rhino cross. I've no interest in the modern " froot loops" crosses, they are all the same and ruining the base genetics of good cannabisI am very familiar with Durban Poison & love landrace derivatives like White Durban by Rythm as well. I am in MD market but have visited dispensaries in NJ, NY & Rhode Island as well. I think that one i got in NJ. I am consistently looking for new strains based on Landraces. The next one i will post here is 3D by Grow West (western MD grower) . it is a cross with Nigerian sativa Landrace.
Still my opinion that I love the pure characteristics of a real Landrace & strong taste & character. In NJ i also picked up Mag Landrace & Indian Landrace as grown by Verano. These are supposed to be close to what a real Indica Landrace in that region(s) might be. I have heard of Afgoo but never saw it being offered any place i went. It is undoubtedly a hybrid, but if i see it i will buy it. Mag Landrace in particular , vapes well for me.
I am a bit more ambivalent about a bunch of the current offerings in the market like cookies or runtz as they just seem so GENERIC. So i continue to look for other interesting strains with Landrace roots or at least early bred strains like Skunk, or Northern Lights . But i am open to other strains if they come highly recommended. As described in my intro bio I am back to enjoying Cannabis after a 30 some year absence. So what i would see in special cases back in late 70s early 80s was a lot of seedy Colombian, a bit of cheap lousy Mexican. But on rare occasion we got real Thai sticks! , Hawaiian, Acapulco Gold and then homegrown Sinsemilla $$ ! . Trying to find Landraces brings me back.
/SHORT RANT: I think this is the case at most Dispos across the country the amount of information about strains they offer is PATHETIC! Some bizarre food name and of course maybe some info about terpenes. (& maybe not) . Nothing about strain lineage unless you find a dispensary directly tied to some grower. (ex. is Grow West in Cumberland where they grow the stuff) . The photos are so generic they are NOT useful and in MD you can't see what you are buying until you get it. The descriptions are vague and not helpful. I also despise the fact some brands insist on taking a widely available strain and then come up with some stupid name that they come up with and has NO relation to the original strain name. (eg. LA Kush Cake) /END RANT
Anyone else find any true Landraces or Landrace crosses by them? Just curious what is available elsewhere.
Perhaps this would interest you?Anyone else find any true Landraces or Landrace crosses by them? Just curious what is available elsewhere.
that's why I've always grown my own. Screw those ignorant dealers who only care to collect your money and don't know shit and don't care about the weed they sell!Most People here where I live really do just make up names or go on-line to find Buds that look like what they have and name it by what looks closest(never mind what they have maybe an indica dom strain and the herb in the pic straight sativa or vice a versa)
So All I can say for sure is; I'm workin' some killer dank that feels like indica, all purple and rusty orange hairs on dark green almost blue buds with a heavy sedative effect.
Love CBX! Their strains have never left me wanting and they have a diverse line up. If you get an opportunity, check out mountain sage. it gives me a good relaxed feel and gets my creative juices going. taste wise it reminds me of sweet tart candies. it's my reliable go to strain.A recent acquisition of a Tinymight2 Purple Heart--and yes, this vape's reputation for delivering delicious vapor is well-deserved--motivated me to go out yesterday to procure some particularly sweet herb.
I ended up getting 3 eights of different strains from CBX (a top-shelf dispensary grower).
At the moment I've got the TM2 set to zero (low) with Mountain Sage loaded. The combo is so sweet.
Lemon, lime, basil, pine, and florals. A full spectrum taste experience.
Mmmm.
Bill
I don't miss the periods with bad weed but I definitely do miss the many fine landrace flavors from points south. I'm finding decent weed locally for ~$65/oz. It's not top shelf, and it's hard to pick out the best (landrace or sativa hybrid) strains, but blending 6-8 strains always seems to create a nice vapor. I don't vape more, but an inventory is required to make a blend. A little freezer space helps. It won't taste like Oaxacan Gold, but the blend is usually better than any of the component strains IMO. Not saying to blend bad strains, the weed you select makes a big difference in the quality of the blend. I'm guessing it's the range of psychoactive compounds that makes it so different and effective. A freshly ground blend of sativas will usually smell very "fresh" and it's usually smooth and strong. It might have a suffocating effect if you get two back to back hits.I am very familiar with Durban Poison & love landrace derivatives like White Durban by Rythm as well. I am in MD market but have visited dispensaries in NJ, NY & Rhode Island as well. I think that one i got in NJ. I am consistently looking for new strains based on Landraces. The next one i will post here is 3D by Grow West (western MD grower) . it is a cross with Nigerian sativa Landrace.
Still my opinion that I love the pure characteristics of a real Landrace & strong taste & character. In NJ i also picked up Mag Landrace & Indian Landrace as grown by Verano. These are supposed to be close to what a real Indica Landrace in that region(s) might be. I have heard of Afgoo but never saw it being offered any place i went. It is undoubtedly a hybrid, but if i see it i will buy it. Mag Landrace in particular , vapes well for me.
I am a bit more ambivalent about a bunch of the current offerings in the market like cookies or runtz as they just seem so GENERIC. So i continue to look for other interesting strains with Landrace roots or at least early bred strains like Skunk, or Northern Lights . But i am open to other strains if they come highly recommended. As described in my intro bio I am back to enjoying Cannabis after a 30 some year absence. So what i would see in special cases back in late 70s early 80s was a lot of seedy Colombian, a bit of cheap lousy Mexican. But on rare occasion we got real Thai sticks! , Hawaiian, Acapulco Gold and then homegrown Sinsemilla $$ ! . Trying to find Landraces brings me back.
/SHORT RANT: I think this is the case at most Dispos across the country the amount of information about strains they offer is PATHETIC! Some bizarre food name and of course maybe some info about terpenes. (& maybe not) . Nothing about strain lineage unless you find a dispensary directly tied to some grower. (ex. is Grow West in Cumberland where they grow the stuff) . The photos are so generic they are NOT useful and in MD you can't see what you are buying until you get it. The descriptions are vague and not helpful. I also despise the fact some brands insist on taking a widely available strain and then come up with some stupid name that they come up with and has NO relation to the original strain name. (eg. LA Kush Cake) /END RANT
udually Anyone else find any true Landraces or Landrace crosses by them? Just curious what is available elsewhere.
A buddy here lived in an illegal state and got into thca hemp. Turned me onto a couple strains from Arete, I think. Pretty nice stuff.WNC CBD sells "hemp" bud with THCA... so I've bought a couple different strains, Pink Kush and some Skunk. The Kush was nice but the Skunk was excellent! Jusrices not bad and if your state allows CBD bud via the internet check them out the have a lot of interesting bud!