What are the co-ops looking for when buying medicene?

I can't work due to the same reason I have my 215, so I want to help provide other patients, as well as myself, with quality medicene.

I understand the growing part, but what exactly are they looking for when they choose who to buy from, is there a standard to be acheived?

Is it different from dispensary to another?

Thanks!!

Number one requirement is you need to know how to find dictionary.com and the correct spelling for "medicene".

I would have thought quality and uniformity of product, as well as reliability of supply, would be higher on the list than the grower's spelling.

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Originally Posted by leadmagnet

Number one requirement is you need to know how to find dictionary.com and the correct spelling for "medicene".

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wow ya I know cuz all great growers are simultaneously great spellers LMAO

I am more wondering is it density, trichomes, overall smell.... is there any guide or uniformity or is it just if the person looking at it likes it basically...

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Originally Posted by sarah louise

I would have thought quality and uniformity of product, as well as reliability of supply, would be higher on the list than the grower's spelling.

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Sometimes yes, sometimes no.

I'd feel a lot more comfortable if I were to be able to trust that the grower is educated enough to know some of the basic stuff one tends to get from having a basic command of the written language; such as what the heck a skull and crossbones on a bottle means, cough, cough.

Come on, you know what I mean... Goober can pump gas but Iâ??d rather not ingest the product he grows. Not that I'm accusing the OP of being such a goober.

Density, smell, trichomes, flavor, ripeness, effects, etc. It has to be the creme de la creme.

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Originally Posted by loveplants420

I can't work due to the same reason I have my 215, so I want to help provide other patients, as well as myself, with quality medicene.

I understand the growing part, but what exactly are they looking for when they choose who to buy from, is there a standard to be acheived?

Is it different from dispensary to another?

Thanks!!

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Hello, I own a dispensary in SoCal and I can tell you it's very hard to pin point what we want, since everything is always changing. Your best bet is to build relationships with clubs and then call them up and tell them what you have. The most important thing is to be up front, if something is not good, say it. We know when people are bullshitting, we know what good weed is, and we don't like people wasting our time. Once you build a rep as a person that is good on his/her word, you'll be in the circle.

Judging from current law enforcement practices, it might not be a bad idea to also be a member of the club to which you'll be providing the mediceene.