lol, Suits - and couch-lock lovin' Cali kids.38% man... that's...

lol, Suits - and couch-lock lovin' Cali kids.
38% man... that's all that counts

Hey Tech, imo all medicinal pot suffers from the necessity to irradiate. - read up on the lit and you will see red lights everywhere - re it's propensity for damaging the more complex chems.
That, plus the industrial drying and quick curing - then the long and non-temperature controlled supply chain.

Personally also - i believe that good cannabis effects are a result of an extremely complex plant chemistry.
I find it hard to believe that artificially nurtured plants, ie hydro - designed around just the plant's basics - will produce the dozens of chemical elements that make for good quality marijuana - especially for medicinal effects, probably.

The whole industrial thing.
Don't tell me that something that comes out of my garden is not a whole lot better than industrial supermarket food - no matter what the (very simplistic) chemical analysis says.

Yep, Heyday for me. Hands down.
(and i promise you my street cred is worth a heap more to me than my ECS shares - so you can take that as absolutely sincere)
I have also heard good reports about our No 1 outdoor competitor too (a privateer - half owned by a random Chinese printing company.).
So it seems Aussies do appreciate good outdoor, natural soil pot.

I'm off to Thailand on Friday - 'got an entree onto a tradition Thai landrace farm in the rebel Phu Phan hills up in the hot dry NE.
No irradiation up there.