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I can’t speak to trends in ABV for wine, but I can agree that the THC content in most cannabis is much greater than I prefer. And, despite living in a state wit
by eyelidlessness 4y ago
I can’t speak to trends in ABV for wine, but I can agree that the THC content in most cannabis is much greater than I prefer. And, despite living in a state with legal recreational cannabis for several years, it’s only gotten harder to find low-THC product that isn’t basically zero-THC—generally grown for high CBD, which is great for those who want that, but it’s not the light buzz product I want and never can find.
- abcc8 4y agoI would be thrilled if I were to ever find some good old fashioned compressed brick weed that's full of seeds at my local dispensary. Still have a soft spot for it.
- thedougd 4y agoWith respect to use in edibles, higher THC content in the flower is effectively higher farm yields.
- soylentcola 4y agoI'd love to find something that tastes as nice as the "good stuff" but has a low (but still present) THC content. I used to enjoy a bit here and there years ago, but as I got older, lost my tolerance, and everything got stronger, I simply can't handle it without feeling entirely too intoxicated. So instead, I just abstain rather than risk the anxiety and discomfort that often come with even one puff of "modern" cannabis.