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Strawberry Glue

Dooby doo

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Hi All, did anyone here have the strawberry glue a few months ago and did you find seed? Thanks
 
Just going to copy my reply here from your intro post (y)

Muiredach said:
Strawberry Glue is actually one of the few meds I've had seeds in myself, though I haven't had it in over a year now. I've seen occasional reports from patients since a couple of batches after the initial launch.

IPS, the distributor, recently changed their policy to allow refunds for all flower found in to contain seeds - even if you've used a different pharmacy to dispense, they should be able to get this honoured with IPS after a collection is arranged.
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Hi...no seeds but didn't like it...i found one seed once in what i think was Gary Payton...i saved it but lost it...i'm looking forward to the day when i can grow them in my garden as trees
 
I found 5 seeds in 30g of the Strawberry Glue a couple of months ago, I sent in pictures as requested by the pharmacy of the flower and seeds including seed pods and I didn't hear back from them. It seemed to be like old flower too with no terps and it was non irradiated. I see it's back on the market again, hopefully a better batch.
 
Dooby doo said:
I sent in pictures as requested by the pharmacy of the flower and seeds including seed pods and I didn't hear back from them.
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This is surprising, and was probably worth chasing a bit more. Still pretty inexcusable for a pharmacy not to reply altogether!

Dooby doo said:
It seemed to be like old flower too with no terps and it was non irradiated.
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The first ever batch of it was genuinely sublime, sticky, stinky and amongst the best cannabis I've consumed worldwide - along with the initial Gelato batch. Later batches were imported under a stricter monograph with lower bioburden limits etc. While it's non-irradiated, I'm quite convinced there's some other 'decontamination' technique they're using which is making their flower now seem so stale and terpless compared to how it once was.
 
Stale is a better description to be fair. I looked up when it was passed off and I think it was 2021/2 off the top of my head, I renamed it "Covid Flower" because of this.
 
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