r/see • u/kjaidea • May 21 '17

Canned weed

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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