u/PGHMachine

Crosses and possibly the is that started here and that you don't see elsewhere. Not just a renamed strain either.

I'll start - Runtz Chrome Ether

There's a lot of strains now that are very good that I've had undesirable effects early before my body adjusts.

Doja Peach Tree is the latest example. Gave me a headache day 1, and then that same effect day 2 is a heavy head feel that feels good rather than a headache.

Maybe I need to stop taking so many hits so fast and let a couple hits settle in on a new strain first.

Is this basically I'm using too much too fast and then the creeping effects come in and sometimes it's too much?

Give me a handful of your favorite strains and I'll find you some lower thc and/or lower total terp flower you'll love and I'll explain to you why.

What's the best product you've had for alternative cannabinoids... CBD, CBC, CBG, THCV, CBN, any others if it's out there. I personally am interested in people's opinions of the best CBC and THCV or any other of its out there. But let's start a discussion for any for who likes them.

Higher total terp % meaning flower is better is as much hogwash as higher thc being better than lower thc. I've had some amazing potent flower that lasted a long time to that have sun 1.5% total terps. Eliminating a certain terpene can open up just as many different and sometimes unique effects as overloading a terpene.

Three catches...

1. There does seem to be a minimum of around 1.25%.

2. Just like ideal thc levels, it's strain dependent, Do Si Do is almost always around 1.5% total terps. But if Giraffe Pussy comes in at 1.5%... buyer beware.

3. Probably the most important as to why this myth came to be. The good lower terp flower doesn't age as well. So I do recommend checking the package date and passing if it's a lower terp flower. Where say Giraffe Pussy will still carry its punch 8-9 months later.

It's old, fluffy, has very little visual appeal at this point so I'm not even putting a picture. It's super high myrcene (about 1%) and only has a total tarpon 1.76%.

I love it. Fuzzy but lighter feel in the body/legs. Fuzzy head feel with a nice happy yet relaxed mind.

Reminds me if I mixed GLeafs Chem Pie back in the day with Insas Grape Gasoline.

It's Prime Purple Thai #25

For me, and this one may even be one of the best I've ever had anywhere. Was a very very early Maitri days when a strain called Lemon Lime Candy was around. If you look it up someone has the profile of it and it's so unique I don't remember any other profile like it. It was an indica with about equal terpinolene and myrcene around 0.9% each. Then had limonene and caryo lingering around half of that each, and a bunch of other terps with numbers above 0.1%. Cured perfectly, smelled wonderful. Felt like it's the only breeders cut I've ever had in my life.

Also... what happened to high terpinolene indicas. Banana Kush form FRX is meh. I remember Strane's White Mac and Dragonfly back in the day too and they were both nice high terpinolene indicas.

Does anyone remember the lower thc concentrated, like between 50-70% thc that gleam out out in 2020 called nectar or live nectar.

Until Blockberry X Triangle Kush from SF, those were my favorite concentrates in PA.

This high thc only bullshit we have in this state has ruined both better low thc flower genetics and lower thc concentrates.

Most sativa concentrates suck in PA because they're all practically all the same.

Why?

Because they have way too much thc in it. In sativas, the super high the essentially counteracts a bunch of what could make those strains shine in a concentrate. My second concentrate m, a sativa, I ever had in PA was something in 2020 from g leaf that was labeled in the high 50's in thc (they called it nectar).

Indicas become very terp dependent at higher levels and can still have unique expressions.

If a grower truly got good cuts of old school lineage and knew how to grow and cure it.

Would we as whole,

1. Love it and gladly pay the extra price it would cost.
2. Bitch about the price and lack of bag appeal and then we'd never even see a second batch.

Sadly, it's probably #2, or else someone would have done it by now.

Keep in mind, it would have terrible visuals compared to modern exotics, more old school smells than cake, cookies and grapes. And for some strains, probably a little harsher on the throat.

For people 35 and older... they know exactly what I'm talking about. If you're under 35, don't even respond unless you know what I'm talking about.

Strane Stash yellow bags are both in house grows from Holistic and white labeled flower. FRX is a common one that sends them stuff for it. But I can't seem to figure out who grows it.

Would it be worth it? Ambrozia may actually yield well too.

How bad of a waste of money would this be? Would the result even be something worth a "one time thing"?