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Originally Posted by Beebs
Wouldn't be surprising; a larger population of growers to experiment here.
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My main skepticism come from the fact that I really can't think of too many strains being bred in the western hemisphere. All of the medical stuff coming from Californian to Quebec is still coming from Dutch breeders. It's been suggested that some of the problems in Amsterdam is handling issues on the retail side. Also been hinted that some growers are harvesting too early before full THC, CBD, and CBN development. But I can't see how the same problems wouldn't exist elsewhere. I don't know. Fuck if I can tell the difference between a 17% strain and a 19% strain.
EDIT: THC, CBD, and CBN are the most common cannabinoids found in tomatoes. Their individual development and deterioration is fundamental in the type of strain you have. Some plants may have more CBN than CBD for example that provides a "head high" over a "couch lock" or vice-versa. The stage these are when harvested, plant stress, etc. is also important as well.