Very cool insurance! I'm glad to hear people are participating in these classes and seminars that are offered by some producers. I know that tomorrow is Sandia Botanical's Patient Talking Circle so I think I might stop by and see how that goes. Thanks for the update on the orange kush as well, good to know especially since alot of people will be wanting to try it since it's a new strain for minerva. You are correct that sinsemillia DOES have a higher potency then it's seeded counterpart due to the plant being able to focus more on resin and trichome production then seed production. When you find 1 or 2 seeds, it shouldnt affect the potency that much, since the # of seeds is so miniscule to the amount of medicine, etc. However, i feel that there is a limit...18+ seeds is ridiculous in a gram. That IS the gram. The plant literally is focused on reproduction, not on trichome and resin production at that point. The fact that these seeded products are even making their way to the patients in such quantities is indicative of how much attention these producers are paying. How do you not notice when a nugget contains that many seeds when you're weighing it out and packaging it up? Even in all my pre-patient years I very very rarely came across seeds...and never of this magnitude.

As far as Greenleaf goes, I do like their product. IMO not the best, but still up there. The 12.50/g is nice but dont forget about tax! Also...this is something I had an issue with. When I went by last week, one of their employees handed me a bag of one of their strains to check out, since they didn't have any in the jars up front. Apparently, even though these are just regular little baggies, your not allowed to open them or take out the contents. Why would you show me a sample then tell me i can't open the bag to check density, smell, and moisture content? A gentleman, AFTER I had opened it, said something along the lines of "Oh, you opened it you have to buy it now." WTF is this standard operating procedure?