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Dispensary Weed vs Homegrown Weed - Which has better quality?

hey yycannabis, it's funny you said that 'cause my friend came out of the disp. weighed her pkg. it was .5 grams short out of 3.5. when she went back in to complain they told her it dried out and was normal. it was sealed in plastic
 
Well....I'm in Canada where it's been legal for 7 years and there is a very wide variety or herb and extracts available. There's your recreational smoke and then there's your medical products. Some of those are seriously potent. I went to a local dispensary last week for the first time ever, asked the young lady for the highest THC content available in sativa and indica..an ounce of each. She said i can only buy an ounce at a time but i can take one ounce out to my car and come back and get the other ounce...lol really? got an ounce of Jean Guy(sativa 30% $85 per oz) and an oz of GMO cookies(indica 31% $80oz) The Sativa was killer....dont smoke if you have ADHD...started working on my truck in the rain..most people would stop..i got an umbrella out ffs. Im pretty sure i can match the indica with some of my previous strains. Top shelf stuff is grown indoors in controlled environment where as the preroll weed and such are grown outdoors with a lot of pesticides and spray. i went back and got more Jean Guy lol.
 
I bought some stuff from a dispensary back in 2020 when NY first went legal, it was super dry,had no flavor and didn't burn worth shit, they claimed it was 33%,bullshit,I harvested my first grow that fall and it was way better, even though it was bag seed
 
I thought Sativa's were good for ADHD sort of like giving a hyper active person speed. Can people from other countries buy weed there?
 
I think it depends a lot. Just like some medicines help some people with ADHD, and others prefer something else. I think ADHD is a good way to describe symptoms, but only gets you started on the path to finding solutions. In the end, everyone's body is different.
 
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