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gdanskcityofficial:

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gdanskcityofficial:

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kontextmaschine:

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So the Oregon recreational marijuana program emphasized farm-to-laboratory-to-outlet tracking (nominally to prevent diversion, really to keep industry buildout in-state, effect is market was hived off), then mandatory labeling for THC content (which is the only clear indicator with on-site or on- duty sampling prohibited and grower volume limits means strains are always changing) and original per-day weight purchase limits. Meanwhile the rise of extracts (vape, wax, shatter, edible butter) means there\u2019s less pressure towards smokability

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Result is crumbly, dry-ass flower that leaves kief all over the inside of the container and practically needs remedial humidation from the second it\u2019s open

boo

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do you honestly have a humidor for your weed

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(anyway the dry stuff grinds easier)

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I don’t have a humidor and I’d prefer to be able to continue living like that

The dry stuff grinds down to a dust bigger enough than kief crystals to not pass through my grinder’s screen but fine enough that they incinerate more than vaporize when exposed to flame and come through harsh as hell

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