And it’s even more aggravating if the cannabis dispensary refuses to take returns on defective products.
Mold is a fact of life as well as a constant product of the environment that the people I was with and I live in. You cannot rid the world of mold anymore than you can rid it of soil or sand. Furthermore, unlike soil as well as sand, mold spores in a process of constant regeneration from dying plants that wither as well as decay. The hour you walk outside, there are spores in the air entering your lungs. There are ways to mitigate it in your indoor environment for sure, but you’re left to the elements when you go outside! Certainly some environments are much worse than others. This is why some can’t live in our state, as the people I was with and I are known to possess some of the highest mold levels in the country. That’s what makes it difficult to grow marijuana in this weather conditions, because any outdoor grow operations will naturally have some spores making it onto the plants. Even if there isn’t enough moisture for bud rot to occur before harvest, the spores could slowly release toxins while the flower products rest on a shelf in a plastic bottle. It’s aggravating to pay $50 for an fourth of an ounce of weed as well as then open it as well as stink a musty stink. And it’s even more aggravating if the cannabis dispensary refuses to take returns on defective products. There is a single recognizable cannabis corporation in our state that takes returns for virtually any reason, as well as that’s a immense selling point for me. If I do not love something or the product I gain is defective, the cannabis dispensary is willing to do an exchange or to issue a credit towards a future purchase. This includes situations when the cannabis flower products are contaminated at some point along the product line.