PriestTheyCalledHim
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Is that bubble hash? I've never had that but I did have some Moroccan Sativa hash from southern Spain in '99 that was brown and very good.
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Is that bubble hash? I've never had that but I did have some Moroccan Sativa hash from southern Spain in '99 that was brown and very good.
Chainer
Bluelighter
I remember reading the Land race weed thread a while back, that was a HUGE read for a CD thread, very informative and entertaining.
Anyway, OP, you can still find high quality golden colored buds, but most often (at least in the US market), I've found the low quality stuff to be the brown or amber colored bud. High quality is usually red hairs, golden tinge, and light or dark green and well trimmed. Low quality (shwag, mids, reg, etc) tends to be of all colors. In between we get KB, better than mids worse than headies, which I find tends to carry a particular odor and color, generally a redder hue, though this isn't always true.
It depends on the grower and the location primarily, though a lot of the good bud we get now is indoors, so that is representative of the color. Realistically, though, the red and brown bud is going to be the bricked or low to mid grade range cannabis now a days (generally, of course. There are so many strains that could go against this, as well as changing temps to change colors while flowering).
Anyway, OP, you can still find high quality golden colored buds, but most often (at least in the US market), I've found the low quality stuff to be the brown or amber colored bud. High quality is usually red hairs, golden tinge, and light or dark green and well trimmed. Low quality (shwag, mids, reg, etc) tends to be of all colors. In between we get KB, better than mids worse than headies, which I find tends to carry a particular odor and color, generally a redder hue, though this isn't always true.
It depends on the grower and the location primarily, though a lot of the good bud we get now is indoors, so that is representative of the color. Realistically, though, the red and brown bud is going to be the bricked or low to mid grade range cannabis now a days (generally, of course. There are so many strains that could go against this, as well as changing temps to change colors while flowering).
Sega420
Bluelighter
bump for posterity and to encourage more discussion of this nature.
weekend addiction
Bluelighter
Funny you mention it i got some potent brown the other day.
The colour of hash is not determined by the colour of the weed it's made from. Trichomes turn from white to amber and then reddish gold as they mature, which leads to different colours in the hash, as does the way it is produced. The colour of the surrounding soil also has an effect, as hash made from outdoor weed will invariably be contaminated with dirt.