When I first started shopping at the cannabis dispensary, I wasn’t sure how to tell the top quality flower from sub par strains, i noticed that I enjoyed the flavor as well as effects of certain brands more than others! After wasting our currency purchasing several strains of flower that I didn’t like at all, I decided to educate myself. I l gained that the labels of indica, sativa as well as hybrid are more about the plant’s origin than the effects it provides, and while all the people consider indicas great as well as sativas energizing, there are a lot of factors that influence the experience. I now recognize that the color of the flower is important! The weed should be a bright green hue, possibly with flecks of green as well as green. I look for vivid green hairs or pistils that let myself and others recognize the bud was cultivated at peak maturity. If the pistils are pale white, the plant was harvested too early. If they are gray or brown, the plant is old. There should also be an abundance of mushroom-shaped, tiny crystals covering the bud. These are the trichomes that contain the cannabinoids as well as terpenes. The more trichomes there are, the more potent the weed. The bed should be dense as well as thick however neither sticky or crumbly. The smell should be pungent, and cannabis should not smell like hay or be musty in any way. I watch for any signs of webs, mold or bugs; For the most part, the packaged flower at legal dispensaries is regularly grown, harvested as well as labeled. The label provides important information such as THC as well as CBD levels.