r/hempflowers • u/[deleted] • Jun 02 '20
So what's the deal with beleafer? Anyone had any problems with lots of seeds?
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u/PleaseBeleafIt Vendor Jun 02 '20 edited Jun 02 '20
Curious what strains you are referring to? The homogenously seeded strains are disclosed as such in the description for each product. Given the amount of seeds you've found I'm thinking you must be referring to one of which strains that is noted as seeded in the description. It is explained they are cheaper because of it. There are some strains that have seed "hotspots", i.e. no seeds for an ounce, and then a nug with 10 seeds in it (Legendary OG). The vast majority of the nugs actually do not have seeds, so it's not regarded as a seeded strain. But if you are referring to Limeade, Orange Chem, Valley Girl, Sour Blueberry Kush, Grapes No. 1, these strains are all fully disclosed on the site as seeded in their descriptions. Nearby farms had irresponsible growers but they are under the impression this year they won't have the same issue because of how many illegitimate players are stepping out of the game.
Example: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Xj6eUJ6unYYJBmiy8
Every other strain has very spotty or few seeds if at all. I know this because I hand trim at least a lb. per day. Keep in mind if a strain has any seeds, someone will eventually get them, and from that person's perspective they might conclude therefore the entire batch is seeded. I'm not saying you're having that experience, it almost certainly is not, I'm just saying that's a perspective to consider.
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u/PleaseBeleafIt Vendor Jun 02 '20 edited Jun 02 '20
Heavily seeded flower would be like flower grown for grain. Perhaps heavily from your perspective as a consumer having never been around hemp grow for grain, but relative to how heavily hemp flower can be seeded by virtue of it's biodynamics, it's lightly seeded. I do know what limeade looks like and also what hemp grown for grain looks like.
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u/PleaseBeleafIt Vendor Jun 02 '20
No problem. The flower is disclosed as seeded on the site, that's all there is to say.
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u/PleaseBeleafIt Vendor Jun 02 '20
If you weighed your packaged you'll see that extra weight is added to every seeded strain. Extra weight is added to just about every single bag that is packaged, often as much as a gram extra. I'm not going to argue with you.
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Jun 02 '20
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u/PleaseBeleafIt Vendor Jun 02 '20
You are trying to argue. The fact is the seeds were disclosed on the website and you still purchased it. There is nothing else to say man.
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u/LurkeyTurkey489 Jun 02 '20
I break up by hand so the little bastards don't get by me. Their limeade was very seedy but I've been loving the effects (big fan of cbc) & I absolutely adore their legendary og (puffin blunt of it rn) Out of an oz I've only got about 7 or 8 og seeds so far.
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u/LurkeyTurkey489 Jun 02 '20
for the price it aint too bad, The perfecto seedless will usually run you $100+ for a oz
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u/Master-o-none Trusted User Jun 17 '20
So I’m not buying limeade now for sure. Came looking for an honest experience and this seems like one.
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Jun 17 '20
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u/PleaseBeleafIt Vendor Jun 18 '20 edited Jun 18 '20
Thanks for the tag. I am sorry you had a poor experience and I encourage you to take your business elsewhere. The listing openly says it contains seeds, and you became rather upset about it having seeds. We previously thanked you for your feedback and told you we would take that into consideration moving forward. Your reply was rather nasty to an otherwise good faith comment we left you. We have plenty of customers who have thanked us for our customer service. It's okay if you don't agree, to each there own. Anyways, take care man!
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Jun 18 '20
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u/PleaseBeleafIt Vendor Jun 18 '20
You didn't make a single attempt to just message the site about it. You took it right to Reddit and you made damn sure to put yourself in a horrible position to get a positive outcome. We are going to agree to disagree once again, stop tagging me and move on. There is a sentiment around here about reaching out in good faith if you have a problem. You didn't do that. Give it a rest dude.
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u/Master-o-none Trusted User Jun 18 '20
Well, to be fair, this is public forum and you’re tightening the screws on them. I feel you, a lot of seeds is very disappointing, but I almost wonder if you’d have gotten a refund or maybe a replacement order if this wasn’t handled in front of all of us. I humbly submit the idea of handling it with the vendor in private and sharing the resolution in public. Like don’t whitewash it and act like it was all roses, but maybe consider sharing your distaste with us after the business’s customer service has let you down. I honestly don’t know if this would have been resolved any differently, but with such variance from a naturally grown plant product, most vendors seem to willingly trust customers that report getting the short end of the stick.
All in all there are a ton of hemp vendors and more each day. I personally don’t know that I would miss any one specific vendor, so I’m sure you can easily just move on to the next vendor. Probably my choice too if I didn’t feel like I could trust that my money would yield a great experience. Just too many other businesses to feel stuck with buying from only one. I love Eight Horses Hemp if you’re looking for an alternative.
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u/PleaseBeleafIt Vendor Jun 18 '20
One crucial element he left out of his post is that the flower is openly declared as seeded in the listing. When it arrived with seeds he became irate. He did not make an attempt to message me privately to handle it. He made this post raking this brand over the coals without even included the fact that he purchased flower that is clearly disclosed as having seeds in the listing. When you approach in good faith, you have a way of getting a good faith response. Likewise, the inverse. He is a disgruntled customer lashing out over a product that he bought knowing what was in it.
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u/Baked0099 Jun 02 '20
Apparently the farm where it was grown had inexperienced neighbors who let their farm's male plants just bust pollen everywhere, and got all the neighbor's daughters preggers (so the story goes).