Very potent strain, strong euphoria all throughout the body,, heady heady high, smells like candy, taste like candy and cream 🤤

Hey folks,

I wanted to share my 15 years of experience as a cannabis consumer and my three years working on a legal cannabis farm. During this time, I've been actively working on finding a way to identify adulterated weed with a simple self-test. Through travels, testing various sources of cannabis, and laboratory analyses, we've gathered statistics from Germany, France, Spain, the United Kingdom, and California.

These data show that our self-test boasts an impressive 99% success rate in identifying adulterated weed. Now, we're considering spending three months in Spain to shoot a documentary about adulterated weed in Europe and worldwide. We aim to introduce our self-test so that everyone can quickly determine whether their weed is clean and organic or adulterated with chemicals or synthetic cannabinoids/THC distillates.

What do you think? Should we make the documentary and present our 99% effective self-test to the world?

I have purchased two dual chamber vape pens in the past 3 months. The first one was upside down in my pocket for about 30 minutes until I felt heat on my thigh. Apparently, it kept pressing up against my phone while the pen was also at a tilt & all the oil moved to one chamber. Tasted like metal afterward & no matter what I tried, (namely trying to replicate the heating process by pressing the button or using body heat both while inverting the pen's orientation) I couldn't regain the oil's balance between chambers. Bought another device, different brand, recommended to me from the store clerk & the same thing has happened. I read articles about when the oil/wax gets stuck to one side of a single cartridge due to temperature & viscosity, one could use a hair dryer on low 6 inches away for 30 seconds at a time or steam for 20 seconds at a time to loosen the oil. However, I can't seem to get the oil to flow to the other chamber. Don't need preventative commentary as I am already aware of the cause. Just in need of suggestions as to how to fix it once it happens. Much appreciated!

Hello, Everyone!

I'm working on an informational project and am curious of everyone’s thoughts about what is the most challenging problem in getting into cannabis as a career? What about the hardest part of keeping that job once secured?

Thanks in advance for any thoughts, opinions and examples!