Doesn't matter, 1g still weighs 1g. It's just the difference between a form that's more loose versus one that's tighter. It's all in your head. Joined: Mar 5, Messages: 1, Likes Received: Which one is dank and am i gettin the same amount? Joined: Dec 25, Messages: 49 Likes Received: Well man, I couldn't tell you which has more thc, or if one even does.
However, you gotta figure that if you got some dense bud, and some fluffy bud, theyre probably different strains or ones grown better in the least. So that could be why one lasts longer for you. Joined: Sep 13, Messages: 4, Likes Received: 4, Man that's tough, I mean I love me some fluff, but dense is straight dust.
I picked fluff though OH i thought this was about personal preference, yeah it doesn't matter man it's all bud in the end, fluffy or dense. Depends on what you mean by fluffy. If you mean fluffy the way I'm hoping, and also thinking of it as Then I prefer fluffy.
Dense doesn't mean anything really, the fluffier strains are nice, I prefer breaking buds up by hand I always hear people saying how dense weed is good but I can't really see why that would make the weed any better. Some of the best weed that I have ever smoked has been pretty "lose". I feel like it is just one of those things that everyone has been told and accepts but nobody really has any science behind it.
What do you all think. Crazydiamondsolo said:. Yea dense weighs more but marijuana is sold by weight so it doesn't matter, a gram is a gram.
Mr Bomb Active Member. Its just preference. Each cannabis strain is unique, and they have distinct requirements for nutrition. You need to know how much nutrients a plant needs and when to change the measurement. It can develop in time with experience.
However, if you are a new grower, marijuana usually needs higher nitrogen levels in its vegetative stage to grow well. They also need higher potassium levels during the flowering state to initiate flower production. Also, be sure to check their pH levels as this can also have an impact on nutrition. Roots need water and oxygen. Do not overwater your plants because this can fill the tiny air pockets in the soil where oxygen passes.
When oxygen is not present, it can damage your plants or worsen, and they will be dead. You will know that they lack oxygen when the leaves start to curl and droop. In time, the quality of your dense buds will be put at risk. Make sure that when you water your plants, your pots have proper drainage of water. Besides, choose a mixture of light soil and add perlite. Many growers can quickly fix the lack of water plants than overwatering them. When you are growing your marijuana in containers, you need to remember that size affects the expansion of roots.
Ensure that it has enough space to spread its root as it can also affect the bud production and plant growth. If you want healthier plants, there are many organic supplements such as bloom boosters that can help your buds become denser. They will help trace minerals like phosphorous, potassium, amino acids, and sugars. Many factors can affect the density of the buds. While many think having a dense weed is wrong, where t is good to grow denser marijuana.
You will have a more significant yield instead of airy, fluffy buds that do not weigh more. No matter what cannabis strain you plant, it is crucial that you slow dry and cure it so that products will have high-grade quality.
Do not shortcut the process and do an early harvest. Let the plants produce more resin and trichomes.
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