Veganic KKSC White From Private Delivery Service (stanky847)
Jan 17, 2013 Hybrid, 5, N/A, Active, Body High, Cerebral, Couch Lock, Immediate, Strong, Long, Strawberry Cough White (Hybrid)
What do you guys think, does Veganic really make the difference? It may be mental, but I think you can tell! –Tokeahontas
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Very well written review.
Looks and sounds great!
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Amazing genetics & a well done review too!!
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That's some well grown FIRE… but not worth $350/oz IMO. $300/oz or less or you arent getting my money… but for delivery that's not a terrible price… especially for the midwest
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Looking good.
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Wow looks pretty amazing! Just curious, what would you say was the biggest difference between this veganically grown strain and some other non-vegan ones you have had? Danks for sharing!! ~Peace and Smoke Always, Tina TokerƸӜƷ~
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A description of what veganically grown is. Basically no worms, etc. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegan_organic_gardening
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Thats a great question that probably hasnt been discussed very much due to the rarity of veganic growers, and veganic bud on the market. All of the cannabis and concentrates i have used in the last couple years have been veganic, so i got a good feel for the difference.
I have sampled the same group of strains grown in organic super soil vs veganics.
Since organics use products that are often foul smelling such as: bone/blood meal, guano, fish, etc., the bud can sometimes take on those flavors as i can personally attest to myself.
The veganic buds were cleaner tasting, especially at the end of a bowl, and this is where you can tell the difference. The last hit is always super smooth like air, and the ash is always super white, you can see how pure it is.
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Dank
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Veganic means you don't use any animal bi-product @turtle it's the most earth friendly form of growing and in 15+ years when we have mined all the minerals from the earth this will be all that remains and it's also friendly to the animals, not harvesting their poo n such it's basically vegetarian organics
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But anyway great review and good looking herb
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I really like this review. This herb looks fire!
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Although I will say finished product depends MOSTLY on growers skill, not growing method. Best stuff I've had was some ebb & flow table hydro Holy Grail Kush.
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the clean taste is where the veganics is
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shit might look bomb, get you hella high…but tastes like minerals
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word, seems like your in the know, I think i seen one of your veganic homegrown reviews.
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Hey stanky, I was reading your taste description and thought it sounded like blue dream right before I got to the line "tastes like a strawberry version of blue dream"…weird. Good review
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Love the fat fuzzy calyxes
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Appreciate yall checkin out my review, and thanks for all the comments.
This was a good tribute to Kyle Kushman, as he is the one who popularized veganics in the cannabis world a couple years ago or so, and he is also the breeder that created the original Strawberry Cough.
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i love my organic flower more than anything, but i'd really love to try out something veganically grown. it's really interesting, i don't doubt for a second the absence of manures and guano would totally help the flavor. i don't know how anyone who's ever mixed up a compost tea can, lol.
if i didn't know what it actually was judging from the pics i'd call that some bomb indoor organic right away. it definitely looks like it got hit by the white. all around interesting review, good stuff. and man i hope i get to taste something veganically grown sooner than later
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sounds and looks amazing