Ganja viewer
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Plus growing conditions affect THC content. I believe anything above 15% is a rare "home-grown" occurence, and at that, it is kick-ass, knock-down herb! My opinion only.
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Plus growing conditions affect THC content. I believe anything above 15% is a rare "home-grown" occurence, and at that, it is kick-ass, knock-down herb! My opinion only.
BustinScales510
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Depends on which number you go by. There is thc,thca,delta9 thc, and max theoretical thc. The lowest one that just says thc on the tests is the honest number to go by, as it was explained to me when Ive gotten stuff tested. Because when you smoke it,thats the amount that youre actually getting. But growers and clubs that are trying to hype their stuff as much as possible (usually SoCal people 
) use the "max theoretical thc" when talking about a strains potency. This way they can appear to have stronger stuff than the growers/clubs that go by the lower, actual percentage. The club from that link is doing that it looks like,adding d9 + thca to get the max theoretical %. Technically not lying,since when you click on a strain it says "total thc" (meaning "we added all the numbers together to inflate it") but they know people will just look at that number and think that it is real.
) use the "max theoretical thc" when talking about a strains potency. This way they can appear to have stronger stuff than the growers/clubs that go by the lower, actual percentage. The club from that link is doing that it looks like,adding d9 + thca to get the max theoretical %. Technically not lying,since when you click on a strain it says "total thc" (meaning "we added all the numbers together to inflate it") but they know people will just look at that number and think that it is real.