Actually, I think there was pesticides used in the black market for sure and like small farmers, you know, there's like an ideal image that, you know, I like and we like that is like organic sungrown, this, that and the other, but then there's a lot of also black market or you know

medical regime cannabis that was sprayed with like a bunch of stuff that you probably

don't want to inhale. In terms of like a bigger operations economies of

scale coming into cannabis, cannabis is definitely heavily regulated

against pesticides probably more than

other agricultural products because you are you know combusting it and

inhaling it but it's easy to you know find a lab that's going to test your product and give you

like a clean bill of health, this kind of thing. But these big farms, a lot of times they're not

able to produce the quality that people are looking for because

it's hard to do that on a huge scale, especially when there hasn't been the kind of breeding work to produce plants that will be able to deliver, you know, like a fancy photogenic cannabis nug on a huge scale. So a lot of actually what happens in these big

farms is that cannabis is produced for not for flower but for biomass

you know so they'll go in they'll harvest all the plants, there's no trimming or anything

going on, and they'll immediately take it to a facility to extract all of the constituents

of the plant, the canabenoids,

and then they'll put it into gummies, and to vapens, etc.

You know?

So, flower is still an important part of the market has a considerable market share but when you

look at what is on the rise it's definitely these products that come from

concentrates you that's whatpense, come, right?

I vape or eat edibles more than I smoke.

Interesting.

Yeah.

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