What's your favorite strain and Why?
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Vee noted that the challenges of the time were low THC levels and the tendency to switch to hermaphroditism, and pondered if these issues have been resolved. Vee also mentioned expecting a shipment of Blimburn Bubblegum Sherbet, which reportedly has a potential THC content of 32%.
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Hello there! I'm reaching out to inquire about the popular strain preferences among individuals these days. Unfortunately, I was recently misled by a promotional spiel and ended up growing Desfran (the latest European trend), which turned out to be a disappointment. However, the complimentary seeds I received, which turned out to be the sibling strain of Desfran, with the same parent strains, known as Destroyer, were exceptional. I managed to get more seeds that were a mix of AK47 and XXL auto. Thanks!
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I'll inform you once I've tested each one.
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The strain I've recently planted is Northern Lights, a favorite of mine from a trip to Amsterdam.
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The funds used for that purchase could have easily covered the cost of a quality light, some pots, soil, and seeds. Despite the potential benefits of growing, there's a lack of interest due to constraints such as space, time, and the enjoyment of a diverse strain selection. Taking advantage of discounts, especially on preferred strains, is a common practice.
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Hello there! This is a request to share your preferred cannabis variety. Despite being swayed by the sales pitch and ending up disappointed with the Desfran strain, the free seeds received turned out to be the sister strain of Desfran, Destroyer, which had the same parentage and were impressive. Additional seeds acquired were AK47 x XXL auto. Thanks!
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The classic bubblegums from yesteryears had their challenges like low THC levels and tendency to turn hermaphroditic. It's interesting to ponder whether these issues have been addressed.
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I've recently sown the seeds of Northern Lights, a strain I really admired during my visit to Amsterdam.
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I don't cultivate my own cannabis; instead, I buy it from a nearby store. I have a preference for Sativa and Sativa-Hybrid varieties and keep multiple types at my disposal. This has potentially escalated a bit, as I've purchased a mini fridge, glass jars, and humidity regulating packets for storage. I possess various types of cannabis, including Super Lemon Haze, Cheetah Piss, Gary Payton, Lemon Pepper, Golden Goat, Mandarin Confectionary, Apples and Bananas, She Hulk, Green Crack, Chem, and Orange Cream Sickle, all in varying quantities.
I cycle through these different types, focusing primarily on the oldest ones first. For instance, my Super Lemon Haze is a couple of years old and starting to taste a bit mature, but it's still enjoyable, as is the Mandarin Confectionary.
Green Crack is possibly my top pick, considering I have a hefty amount of it. It's flavorful and induces a strong, cerebral high. This strain is particularly enjoyable before spending intimate time with my spouse.
At times, I like to create a "cannabis cocktail", usually a mixture of equal parts Green Crack, Gary Payton, and Orange Cream Sickle. Recently, I acquired the "Chem" variety, which is somewhat reminiscent of Green Crack but has a unique character. I might consider adding this to my mix the next time I prepare it.
I'm also fond of Golden Goat; it has a pleasant taste and induces a nice high. It's an ideal strain for usage throughout the day, with the option to switch to a different variety post-dinner, or simply continue with it.
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An individual recently reacquainted themselves with a familiar strain of cannabis known as Super Lemon Haze. They have primarily been consuming Green Crack and Gary Payton strains, but recently decided to try a bud of Super Lemon Haze that is aging. Upon trying it, they were pleasantly reminded of its appealing qualities. They confirmed that they had grown this strain the previous summer, and it is widespread in their area, making it a highly cherished variety.
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The speaker is reminiscing about vintage bubblegum strains from the past, noting their low THC content and tendency to turn hermaphrodite as challenges of that era. They are curious if these issues have been addressed in recent times.
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I hope the next thing I cultivate is it.
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I acquire my cannabis from a local shop instead of cultivating it myself. I prefer Sativa or Sativa-Hybrid strains and have a diverse collection. My collection has expanded to the point where I've invested in a small fridge, mason jars, and humidity control packs for storage. I have a variety of strains in my collection, including Super Lemon Haze, Cheetah Piss, Gary Payton, Lemon Pepper, Golden Goat, Mandarin Confectionary, Apples and Bananas, She Hulk, Green Crack, Chem, and Orange Cream Sickle, in varying quantities.
I cycle through these strains, focusing on consuming the oldest ones first. My Super Lemon Haze, which is two years old, is starting to taste aged but is still enjoyable, similar to the Mandarin Confectionary.
Green Crack is perhaps my top pick due to its enjoyable flavor and potent effects. It's particularly delightful when used prior to spending time with my spouse.
Occasionally, I enjoy creating a "cannabis mix", typically combining equal parts of Green Crack, Gary Payton, and Orange Cream Sickle. The recently added "Chem" strain might make it into my next mix due to its unique characteristics.
Golden Goat is another favorite of mine due to its pleasant taste and effect. It's a great strain for use throughout the day, with the option to switch to another strain after dinner if desired.