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“Mold is not very common in cannabis products, but they can be introduced through growing and storage conditions that allow for mold proliferation. Cured flower products are more at risk for mold contamination since they are agricultural products that are stored in dark conditions under certain humidity requirements in which mold prefers,†says Ini Afia, chief science officer at CannaSafe, a cannabis testing lab.​
No idea, but come on, it's mold. It's like asking if eating rotten food can make you sick. It can, and it depends on a lot of factors. Maybe it won't make you, personally, sick, or maybe you're one of those people who would die from it.
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