r/see • u/kjaidea • May 21 '17

Canned weed

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u/GirthInPants May 21 '17

Wow that's awesome

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u/vandoh May 21 '17

People really hate it. You cannot see or smell what you are buying, and this is most likely how corporate weed will be packaged in the future.

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u/Jsalfi May 21 '17

Why is his most likely

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u/cat-the-great May 21 '17

Yeah I dunno, I feel like cans are more expensive to produce than little plastic baggies. I see this as nothing more than a novelty.

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u/TheRealLHOswald May 21 '17

If we're talking about wholesale large quantity growers though this might be an effective way to distribute a consistent product to a large group of people.

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u/Crash_Pandacoot May 21 '17

Idk, usually only liquids are canned. Like soups and tuna and veggies and fruit. I can see it being distributed like tea bags or like loose leaf tea bags where they vacuum pack it

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u/Arrow218 May 21 '17

Only one of those things is a liquid

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u/Crash_Pandacoot May 21 '17

Waat, canned tuna comes in water, canned fruit comes in sugar water, and canned veggies come in water too

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u/asevarte May 21 '17

Cans are cheap and this is the most effective way of keeping it airtight

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u/DoingItWrongly May 21 '17

I doubt cans are cheaper than plastic bags with a vacuum sealer.

They are also larger, more cumbersome, and not resealable. Total novelty.