I remember what it was similar to when trying to find marijuana flower back when I was in high college.
This was well over 10 years ago, long before this state even considered voting on a medical or god save us – a recreational cannabis law.
All of us had two primary chances for black market marijuana in our lives. Usually the home grown weed was grown indoors because of the illegality of doing it all the time in those mornings. The reason we’d often call the better weed “dro” is because of it being grown only hydroponically. In reality it wasn’t always grown in a hydroponic setup as indoor growers use soil the same as outdoor growers. The Mexican brick weed was exclusively outdoor grown marijuana plus it easily was full of stems plus seeds. Often you could smell pesticides on it if you somehow got it from a dodgy source. These mornings legal cannabis companies utilize all kinds of marijuana cultivation techniques to provide unusual pricing tiers. Often I find that the cheaper marijuana flower buds are grown in outdoor facilities whereas the top shelf is indoor cannabis. Obviously the cannabis cultivation facilities utilize unusual equipment, but that’s depending on whether or not it’s an indoor or outdoor growing operation. I think the most apparent difference is the lack of high performance lights outdoors, because at that point you’re relying solely on daylight instead. I appreciate the indoor weed plus I tend to notice that outdoor weed gets a moldy smell after it has been exposed to the air enough. My belief is that there are spores on outdoor weeds because of the open air.
Marijuana growth