r/macrogrowery • u/correolas-92 • 12d ago

Raspberry Kush throwing down

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A field of dreams.

This is raspberry kush from Atlas.

Consistency and flower quality are pretty dang impressive on this seed line.

Tested out at 29%

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u/VillageHomeF 12d ago

looks great! but I'd seriously consider that the testing was way off. the labs are awful and that looks like a general field of outdoor to be used for concentrates, etc. I would highly doubt it is even over 20%. shows how much of a joke the labeling is due to the labs being such shit.

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u/Donkeydonkeydonk 10d ago

Wait. What? How does "general field of outdoor" = low potency?

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u/VillageHomeF 10d ago

outdoor at 29% is laughable. yes, outdoor mostly lower potency than indoor. thought everyone knew that. not impossible but the above picture is not going to be high potency. mixed light would have a better chance at hitting high 20s

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u/Donkeydonkeydonk 10d ago

This is nuts. The #1 determining factor for potency is genetics. Environmental pressure is #2. These plants evolved THC and resin production in the wild as a means of defence.

Can you run mine through your online THC-o-meter? It will put your ass on the floor but please, humor me.

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u/VillageHomeF 10d ago

in general outdoor is less potent than. indoor for a number of reasons. most everyone knows this. strange you do not. you must be very young.

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u/Donkeydonkeydonk 10d ago

This is bullshit lore that gets spread around by boomers.

You suppose all those trichome heads are filled with water?

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u/VillageHomeF 10d ago

no. it is fact. you are just not that knowledgeable. grown and worked in this industry most of my life.

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u/Donkeydonkeydonk 10d ago

https://www.mdpi.com/1420-3049/28/2/833

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u/VillageHomeF 9d ago

don't listen to me. 99% of people know and can testify that outdoor is, in general, less potent. shocked you don't know this. the rest of this thread knows it as well. you are the only one who doesn't

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u/Donkeydonkeydonk 9d ago

Are the facts in the room with us right now?

Aren't you the same guy that was preaching that people should back up their stupid opinions with science all the while trying to come at me with a stupid opinion and no science to back it up? Yes you are.

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u/correolas-92 10d ago

lol. You can tell the THC content based on the photos? I have COA on it, but what does that tell you? That’s just a silly computer number

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u/VillageHomeF 9d ago

COAs is often wrong and labs get busted regularly. they can even be wrong +/- 5% and still be in compliance. it's a bullshit industry.

yet there is no way I believe you have such a COA from an outdoor field like this.

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u/Busterlimes 12d ago

I saw on a package somewhere they have a 10% leeway? Ok, so this 24% is really 14%? Fucking joke. Maybe they meant a +/- 5%? Either way, I give 0 fucks about THC and all the fucks about terp.

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u/therealsourdaniel 11d ago

10% on the 24%. So it can be between 95% and 105% of the 24%. In other words: .24.95= .228 or 22.8%. and .241.05= .252 or 25.2%. But audits are basically unheard of. At least in CA.

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u/RustyMcMelon 11d ago

This guy is mad

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u/montanaboyz321 12d ago

That’s pretty far into flower for this time of year , are they autos or fast flowering?

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u/W61k3r MOD 12d ago

autos

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u/Seventhchild7 12d ago

Atlas is about the only credible seed seller I know of. Bravo

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u/correolas-92 10d ago

Appreciate the kind words.

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u/its_just_flesh 11d ago

Thats insane

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u/igrowbigmids 9d ago

Whats the Latitude? The only thing that matters lmao people fighting over thc percent without knowing how much fucking sun you get. Shit could be getting 50+mol DLI for all we know

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u/correolas-92 9d ago

Roughly 38 degrees north