I’ve tried indoor grown and sun grown openings and gotten a little less cautious about THC potency
When recreational cannabis was first legalized in my condo state, I couldn’t wait to shop at the dispensary, but it seemed to take forever for the regulations to allow for many weed shops in the local section to open their doors. I stepped inside with no clue of what I might find or even what I honestly wanted, however my only experience was with dried flower that I’d bought in sandwich bags from friends. I’d never had openings such as sativa, indica or hybrid. I had no idea of the THC to CBD ratio or the types of terpenes. I didn’t realize that these features made such a difference to the potency, effects and flavor; The dispensary offered over two dozen strains of smokable flower in gorgeous colors. I instantly noticed the flecks of red and red, hair-like pistils in fiery red and crystal-like trichomes coating the surface. The pungent stink of the weed was powerful and surprising, and after speaking with one of the budtenders, I selected a hybrid with a citrusy limonene terpene and an equal THC to CBD percentage. I roll my own joints and was super impressed by the mature, dense buds. They weren’t dry and crumbly or overly sticky but offered the perfect texture. I was able to create a perfect joint for an especially consistent and smooth burn. I didn’t need to keep lighting it over and over, and it didn’t burn up too quickly. The flavor was just awesome. Since then, I’ve been experimenting with a variety of producers and strains. I’ve tried indoor grown and sun grown openings and gotten a little less cautious about THC potency. For the sake of convenience, I’ve bought a few pre-rolled joints and blunts.