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When one sees good fresh nugs, it can be a sign of a grow operating close by. But having "fresh" product is never the problem.
Basically, if you want to sell what you cultivated, make a “product” out of it. You will make less money and have a complete security breech by having “wet” product. A dried and cured product, especially if it’s an astounding product, is always believed to have been obtained elsewhere.If you take the product idea a step further, turn nugs into pre-rolled cigarettes and sell them for more. It’s time consuming, but the labor adds value to the product.Also, sell all you’re product to one person, always if at all possible. The lack of proper dry and cure in the end could be the one that gets you.
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