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Any pics of what it looks like??
Just context in general
Im retarded as shit so I never actually thought of cold pressing cannabis, juicing opportunities???
Low temp rosin is what Iâm talking about but used those words to draw the parallel to cold pressed oils , like food oils. Not an exact comparison but there is industrial precedent for pressing oil from plant matter.
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people have been working for years trying to scale up rosin and now after years of r&d you can press 50-100 grams at a time
rosin is a bit more than âcold pressed cannabis oilâ it starts with making fire ass bubble hash in a freeze drier not making olive oil with bud
Ohh I thought you meant actual cold temp my bad
Low temp presses Ive watched and its beautiful. Watched a 40 minute press of a guy getting purple solventless THCA
Federal legalization means giant corporations play ball with their R&D phds , not really the same game.
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If fed legalization happens RIP cannabis
Pfizer covid hemp derived vaccinesâŠ
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? My state legalized and now I donât live in fear. Yâall trippin lol
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yeah there are no corporations in cannabis or making equipment
smh
I live in a medical state that is essentially rec
The same 6 corporations have majority market on lockdown, the rest barely anymore except old people go to
The main 6, everyone and their fucking lizard goes to them
Getting into cannabis has legal blockers for many traditional giants of industry, such that they wouldnât even consider it. You donât see Phillip Morris growing in humboldt county.
But touché
when you talk about Budweiser equivalents to marijuana names like phillip morris are relevant.
rosin isnât a Budweiser type product, that would be disillate.
rosin is like an oak aged sour or a fruit conditioned heddi boy can. Bud doent make these products, they buy the companies that do. Just like all the major canadian players buy craft brands as they cant do it themselves.
shit even look at tobacco, they cant even rip off an american spririt well.
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they are no legal blockers to enter the Canadian market yet so many of the big conglomerates didnât even think about hopping in and the big companies that did are doing poorly
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Maybe not
But I have some bets that a lot of corporations probably have money in hemp if anything⊠or legal hemp grows and operations to get a foot in the door.
Money can get you anything⊠hire people to do everything for you while you sit back and handle business making passive income if thats your style⊠personally, not my style.
Canadian legal market influences the US market a lot, lot of deals in my state between dispensaryâs and investors from Canada⊠a lotâŠ
Liberty Health Sciences I believe is the one thats still owned by Canadian investors if Iâm not mistaken, few more here too
During the swaps quality was fucked
Was never consistent. Either good or bad, hit or miss, 50/50, etc. just bad. Not its even worse somehow. Seeded feminized plants being sold lmao now.
I disagree in part, I see where youâre coming from but I think rosin is just another industrial process.
I wonder how many people struggling with scaling pressing have looked into other industries? It might not even be worth it now considering the margins. But there Seems like a lot of rediscovering the wheel in this industry from an outsider perspective.
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pretty glib of you to assume the multiple mfgs making this large scale equipment havenât looked into other similar processes.
The legacy market was always supportEd by the whack a mole nature of illicit growing. The larger your op, the larger odds of you going down, spending some time at club fed. When yuu have large legal grows, who are backdooring their product , but getting shut down due to law enforcement at a lower rate,then their traditional market cousins, it throws off the supply and demand dynamic in a way that simply wasnât possible prior to our patch work of legalization, leading to a crippling of the price point.
The final nail in the coffin are the clone boys letting top tier cuts go for around a hundo.
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I think itâs unfortunate that people want to hoard the good medicine but then again look at insulin prices for an industrial precedent. If people can patent cuts then you can charge insane prices again. But who wants that?
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Genetics have been so good for so long, that dropping new fire cuts that cost $*000 dollars to people only willing to spend $100 on the genetic, shouldnât improve the patients medical experience imo. At that point if patients are getting bad quality meds, itâs because the grower is not a good grower. Getting a sub par grower great genetics, will lead to sub par flower for breeder cuts. This sub par flower of the breeder cut being on the market place lowers the price of the same cut grown to perfection. If McDonalds has the terps that you want, most wonât venture any farther they will take the cheap pgr pack, so they can make more money flipping it.
The proper way is to strategically dump the new genetics similar to the economics of the dollar theaters.
The new new exotics that arenât moving properly those you send to the cheap clone club first.
The Hollywood box office hits that are popular, you may want to maintain the price point to a respectable amount, so the clone doesnât get out right away. Leading to the inevitable drop in quality that happens when people who arenât willing to pay a respectable amount for genetics, get their hands on it.
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