Don't you feel like we're going in the wrong direction?

[bobsakamoto]

hey 9finger, i worry that the more things industrialize, the more that cannabis might become treated like, say, tomatoes are now. there's a book called Tomatoland that explains how, through large growers selecting for mass over and over, that we now have tomatoes that don't really taste like anything, not even, *cough*, tomatoes.

now i'm not saying that's gonna happen, but it's what i've been thinking about for a while, like you if i understand you correctly.

thanks again for starting the thread.

 

[alltatup]

I do not believe that it works that way: For me, weed always works if my head's in the right place. It's like every high is unique in a way. When I smoke mindlessly is when I forget to BE in my high...

 

[furrysparkle]

Remember it is still illegal when it becomes legal there will be tonnes of cannaseur strains out there!
Commercially businesses would buy the THC strains first because those WILL sell. The tastier and more mellow strains MAY sell and that is what the shops look at.

 

[PuravidaC]

Amen, Brother! And now that I'm retired, the cost savings makes it a win/win!!! 😃

 

[rockman]

You're right on Furry....so many different profiles of terpenes and cannabinoids that a smart grower like yourself can play with to achieve their special blend. Best wishes for you in this quest! 🌻