RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Weekly trend reversal coming Agreed watch, to the extent of the disfunctional roll out and with most learning on the fly and/or just too much 'grass' to process with very few with much experience...this the market will address, if not now, down the road as there is more regularly supplied product available on probably 2-3x as many more shelves across the country.
With FIRE not in full control of their packaging this was an issue, although I have openned a container that was vac packed 10mos prior and the product was fine but I got some moisture to it from there on as required...this will be a non issue for FIRE going forward as they will be packaging the product and I believe they are going to a pouch container that will guarantee the product was sealed properly from the start...I have had the foil seal not completely sealed on a couple of occasions.
Every aspect of the Supreme operation is all about quality on a consistant basis which has been the goal from the jump, JMHO...Opt
watchmeplz wrote: Yes, it is exactly like tomatoes. Definitely perishable and definitely is not sold before it becomes yellow and turns old via recreational routes, takes a few months minimum to make it to market. Medically direct to consumer cuts down on the leadtime, but yellow old cannabis is one of the major complaints about legal cannabis, along with price. All cannabis has moisture in it usually around 60% cured but if you take that down to 20% or less watch what happens. Do your homework you sound simple and clearly know little about the product your invested in. Go leave some cannabis out for a couple months and tell us what happens. Even better yet, go press some rosin with fresh cannabis and press that exact same cannabis a few months later, tell us how it turns out. Enough said.
Golfdinger wrote:
To the fool that says cannibis is perisable. You must be talking about tomatoes. LOL. Production Cannibis is sold long before it becomes dust. Have you ever smoked any pot you bag of hot air?