/r/Vermontijuana
This sub was created in 2015 as a hub for grassroots cannabis connections and conversations in Vermont.
Growing Tips/Questions, News, Events, Shout-Outs and Show-Offs all welcome...
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Disclosure: Since March 2023, the creator and admin of the sub has a licensed cannabis cultivation farmstead with the same name. This sub is an online community, not about Vermontijuana products, tours, etc
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What's going on with the Grass Queen store?
Should I get a really good first wash to add some quality. I have a couple days to figure out how to do this where I really shouldn’t. Going to give a few recipes a shot! I also can’t believe an eighth of dabs is 25-30$. I normally get a few for some veterans and they can feel some relief from a medication that is illegal because they want to figure out how to get pharmaceutical money!
I have a lot of 🔥 genetics. Currently doing a small-ish pheno hunt and will be taking cuts of all of them soon.
Any home growers who do their own pheno hunts locally? How about 🫘 collectors?
I'd love to connect with a few likeminded individuals. Even if it's just to chat about what you're growing, what breeders you prefer, growing techniques etc etc
So my first time growing and I’m in the curing process. Local grow shop said to cure in paper bags as “friends don’t let friends cure in jars” according to him, so I’m doing that. He made some reference about “being able to feel when they’ve cured” based on dryness and density, I have no idea what that means so I went and bought some mini hygrometers and put one in each paper bag. They all read around 58-61% and I had read that’s where you want it. Am I good to start jarring with a 62% humidipak for storage?
Edit: wanted to add that they’ve been in the paper bags for about a week.
Two jobs just posted on their IG and LinkedIn pages.
I’ve got ZERO details, just sharing a couple cool weed industry tech jobs for an awesome company.
Short version is Sharon recently by a very narrow margin voted down a measure that would have allowed for cannabis dispensaries. Revote petition has been turned in a new vote on the measure will occur.
Edit: it's the White River Valley Herald. My instinct is to go short form.
Coming up from NY and looking for good quality flower, edibles & carts. What are the good shops in Burlington & what brands do u recommend?
Any indoor growers in the chittenden county area who do their own pheno hunts? If so leave a comment. I'd love to meet some like-minded individuals in the area!
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EDIT: Sorry for upsetting the cannabro circlejerk. Y'all are going to be shocked when you check the prices of light beer vs normal, or next time you see how many NA mocktails are on restaurant menus and at what pricing. You may now return to your harvest pics and lack of creative thinking.
If you are a cannabis brand owner reading this - PLEASE introduce more low dose products. Casual consumers, those who are not already consistently purchasing in the legal rec market, are actively seeking these products out. They are turned off by any consumable product over 5mg per serving.
Everyone I know above 30 who is a casual consumer is looking for products in the 1-2.5mg per serving range. Edible, beverages, whatever.
Personally, if I could buy a 6 pack of 8 fl oz, 2.5mg beverages for ~$16, I would be very excited and extremely brand loyal to that product/producer (the 12oz 2.5mg drinks from Yut are just too much volume).
Regular cannabis consumers who want high THC, concentrates, and large serving edibles are already WELL covered by the offerings on the market.
The cash is waiting for you in low dose products. Make them right, package them well, advertise them (yes, you need to advertise to reach casual consumers) and the money will come.
After this week's nice weather, I might finally 🪓. Last weeks cold brought on some purple hues.
This is some of best cannabis I have had in a bit, out of the bag it is a little dry in my opinion, even knowing that it 34.52% thca testing batch was phenomenal. The cross is double burger (gmoxgmo) and gmo, and while the taste and smell were similar there is a distinct difference from normal gmo, the effects were closer yet still different from gmo in way I could describe as a slightly more sativa leaning gmo, after a couple hours it definitely shifts into a sleepier high. 9.5/10 definitely recommend trying some.
Going to give it a shot! Forbins has an absolute 💎
Doing a little in-state vacation with family this week- they’d prefer if we didn’t smoke so I was going to get some infused drinks but figured grabbing a water soluble tincture would be a better bang for the buck. I see there are a few different brands that make these and was wondering if anyone has one that they prefer over others and why? Also what are your favorite concoctions with it?