In my state it’s not difficult to find amazing quality cannabis.
My home state has the largest legal cannabis market in the country, providing the most cultivation licenses of any state.
Farming First Holdings cultivates cannabis on a 134-acre farm near Los Alamos. Glass House Brands operates a 125-acre farm in Camarillo. The number of local growers is incredible. Because of this, there is major competition. Each producer is striving for higher THC potency, innovative combinations of cannabinoids and terpenes and better flavor. From recreational purposes to medicinal remedies, there is a wide range of really wonderful products available at the dispensaries. I really love shopping for good weed. I am quite particular about purchasing only top-shelf flower. I avoid shake, trim and any weed that includes leaves, sticks or seeds. I take pleasure in finding dense, mature buds that showcase a vivid green color. I check for signs of mold or webs and make sure there are an abundance of trichomes. Those mushroom-shaped crystals that coat the surface of the bud are where the cannabinoids and terpenes are stored. The more of them that there are, the more potent and flavorful the smoking experience. Plus, the pistils should be a bright orange. The “hairs’ on the weed indicate proper cultivation. If they are white, the plant was cultivated too early. If they are gray, the plant is old. I like to give the weed the sniff test. The odor lets me know if it’s nice and fresh. I am willing to spend more on better bud because it provides superior effects and enjoyment.