What Are The Signs of Top Quality Flowers?

Cannabis flower is the most popular way to smoke and can be mixed with tobacco, or smoked pure. Obtaining cannabis flowers in many countries can result in a gamble between indoor and outdoor, with a varied consistency each time.

Appearance

A well grown flower that has been properly dried and cured will have a solid biomass density, and break open with an audible snap and release of fragrant terpenes. Under close inspection, the entire bud will be untouched and intact with all pistils and calyx in place, with no over sized leaves on. The resin content should be very high and there will be no parts of the bud that are not covered in clusters of trichomes.

Aroma

Cannabis plants are enriched with terpenes and essential oils, meaning a high grade flower will have a very powerful aroma, that can be smelt immediately and fills a room with a lingering dank. In most cases, this type of flower will need to be safely transported in jars with extra caution when in public.

Taste

From the first toke of a blunt all the way down the filter, the flavour will be a lip licking delight of terpenes. From a pre-roll to a bong hit, the taste will be similar to a terpene cocktail mouthwash. There will be no harshness or burnt taste and the quality of the ash will be a light grey, soft consistency that falls off the joint before you can get to the ashtray.

Effect

The experience from smoking a perfectly grown, dried and cured flower will be highly enjoyable and the effects will sit on you for quite some time. As the flower is so good, preparing another smoke is easily done, especially in social scenarios. Waking up the next day from a deep sleep will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

Price range

In a social club or coffeeshop closer to 12 euros upwards and for import Californian cultivars, expect to pay 25 euro per gram and upwards in some extreme cases.

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What Nutrients Do Plants Need

Nutrients are generally broken down into two groups and they are primary nutrients and trace elements. Primary nutrients consist of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium, and these are the main elements that nutrient bottles will indicate on the labels. For example you may have seen a nutrient that was created for the growing phase that is NPK ratio 5-2-2 and a flowering nutrient that were 2-7-8. These numbers are reflections of the Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium present in that particular nutrient.

Nitrogen

During the growing stage, Nitrogen helps plants grow healthy green leaves and stems. It is within the leaves that chlorophyll is present that acts as a platform to allow photosynthesis to occur. The more production of chlorophyll-rich leaf tissue there is, the quicker the plants can exchange carbohydrates and oxygen.

Phosphorus

Phosphorus regulates protein synthesis, cell development, and developing new tissue, also responsible for growing stems and strong branching. Roots also require Phosphorus in order to grow the most prolific roots and have the most advanced start.

Potassium

Potassium is used during the growing phase to allow plants to grow stronger and become more resistant to drought, disease, pests, and also used in conjunction with Nitrogen and Phosphorus along with all the other trace elements is a complex equation as plants grow.

The best way to ensure that your plants have the adequate amounts required during the growing phase, it is recommended to start with a growing medium that is organically rich and can be supplemented with liquid nutrients. Compost is naturally high in Magnesium and is particularly useful when growing O.G Kush varieties that tend to be extra-heavy on Magnesium uptake. A well-composed organic growing medium will be efficient in trace elements also, which are just as vital as primary nutrients to the plants.

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