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Also, it didn't say anything about the effects of the strains. I personally know very little about pot, but when you say things like "It’s smooth on the tongue
by FreeKill 11y ago
Also, it didn't say anything about the effects of the strains. I personally know very little about pot, but when you say things like "It’s smooth on the tongue and nose, while giving a delicate blend of sativa and indica qualities that make for a well balanced hybrid." it basically means nothing to me as a total novice. I think it would make a lot more sense to list the effects of the strain and what an intended user might experience. I'd make your listing much more geared to newbies, who would likely benefit the most from a sampler style offering.
- ianbuczkowski 11y agoHi Free Kill, Ian here, co-founder, thanks for that feedback. We’ll be refining those sections :) Effects can range from person to person, especially depending on how much cannabis you consume. We also stay away from making promises on that end as well, as it does not effect everyone the same. As a general rule of thumb (we should make this more-clear) sativa has more of a “mind” high and indica has more of a “body high”. Depending on what the plants are crossed, variations fall somewhere in-between those two experiences depending on the person.
- paperrr1 11y agoPersonally i'd go for a more 'craft beer'-esque set of descriptors indicating taste, smell, color, etc. Subjective mind-body highs are impossible to map from individual to individual. I think a visual rating scale would work best to describe these effects (as opposed to words) like a 3/5 body high, 2/5 mind high, 6/5 munchie scale, etc.