Intros New to medicann

[tr2005]

Hi everyone was accepted to Medicann yesterday and just put in my first order 10g of fruity Pebble kush t27 any opinions on it? I have been using cannabis for around 10 years but new to MC

 

[GreenRed]

Welcome mate. This one? Seems pretty solid based on reviews: https://forums.medbud.wiki/threads/medicus-fpk-t27-fruity-pebble-kush.4555/page-3

 

[cornucopia]

hello and welcome to the forum, i had fruity pebble kush late summer last year and really liked it. it helped with my pain levels and it had a earthy taste & smell.

 

[tr2005]

Welcome mate. This one? Seems pretty solid based on reviews: https://forums.medbud.wiki/threads/medicus-fpk-t27-fruity-pebble-kush.4555/page-3

Thanks I've found for my tourettes that higher THC levels help my tics and thought for the price can't go wrong at t27

 

[Dooby Doo]

Welcome to the Community @tr2005 i think you'll like the Fruity Pebble Kush, i hope it helps your condition/s

 

[OldBloke]

Hi everyone was accepted to Medicann yesterday and just put in my first order 10g of fruity Pebble kush t27 any opinions on it? I have been using cannabis for around 10 years but new to MC

Welcome @tr2005 ! Congrats Lots of data with powerful search facility for UK products here, discussion, reviews and banter too

Enjoy!

 

[tr2005]

Welcome @tr2005 ! Congrats Lots of data with powerful search facility for UK products here, discussion, reviews and banter too

Enjoy!

Yeah was quite overwhelming the amount of choice

 

[S.O.H™]

Welcome to the channel tr2005 glad you tuned in, any Q & A's pls dnt hestitate to reachout and just ask.

 

[joint_account]

Hi everyone was accepted to Medicann yesterday and just put in my first order 10g of fruity Pebble kush t27 any opinions on it? I have been using cannabis for around 10 years but new to MC

Welcome to MedBud @tr2005

I bet you're curtain twitching this morning waiting for your delivery! - You'll have to let us know what you think of the Fruity Pebble Kush, I've only had it once and remember it being quite the unique profile, I did enjoy it mind you!

Just a heads up, some flower may smell a bit muted or have what many describe as a medical tinge to the smell, get the flower in some glass jars and it'll come alive again within a few days. I can't remember if FPK is one of those but just to say don't be put off as some initial impressions can be rough with smells and lack thereof.

 

[GreenRed]

Keep a few 60% or 62% boveda moisture packs around, depending on your dryness preference. 4C Labs usually gives a boveda, and some other brands too, but most do not. You can get these for like 70p a piece.

 

[joint_account]

Keep a few 60% or 62% boveda moisture packs around, depending on your dryness preference. 4C Labs usually gives a boveda, and some other brands too, but most do not. You can get these for like 70p a piece.

They're also reusable if you throw them in a bowl of distilled water once the salts have gone hard.

They're just salt bags after all so they should be good for a long time.

 

[Dooby Doo]

They're also reusable if you throw them in a bowl of distilled water once the salts have gone hard.

They're just salt bags after all so they should be good for a long time.

I didn't know this, after 3months I chuck them

 

[joint_account]

I didn't know this, after 3months I chuck them

Oh no! You must have gone through loads!

The boost ones aren't salt bags so I don't think it'll work but it definitely works with Boveda.

I get them soaked in some Tupperware until they're squishy again, then I wrap them in kitchen roll to take the initial dampness out. Then finally I put them all in a kilner jar so they don't lose humidity and can pick up the remaining dampness from one another.

I've never bought any and I currently have about 40 small ones and 8 large ones.

 

[Dooby Doo]

Oh no! You must have gone through loads!

The boost ones aren't salt bags so I don't think it'll work but it definitely works with Boveda.

I get them soaked in some Tupperware until they're squishy again, then I wrap them in kitchen roll to take the initial dampness out. Then finally I put them all in a kilner jar so they don't lose humidity and can pick up the remaining dampness from one another.

I've never bought any and I currently have about 40 small ones and 8 large ones.

Thanks for that fantastic hack! I'll definitely try this one out, it'll save a few quid.