The variation in cannabis quality in Thailand arises from a combination of factors that impact cultivation, storage, and market dynamics. One of the major challenges is the absence of standardized regulations that set quality control standards for cannabis products. This lack of oversight has created an environment where producers may prioritize quantity over quality, resulting in products that fail to meet the expectations of discerning consumers.
Additionally, the influx of illegal cannabis imports, particularly from the US, has added complexity to the situation. While these imports can range from subpar to top-shelf quality, the lack of quality control in the illegal market means that consumers are often left to chance when purchasing such products. This scenario not only perpetuates inconsistency but also puts pressure on local Thai growers to compete with the low prices of these imports.
In response to these challenges, many local growers might resort to practices that compromise the quality of their products. From using pesticides to improper storage conditions, shortcuts are taken in an attempt to keep costs low. This, unfortunately, can result in buds that lack the rich flavors, captivating aromas, and potent effects that define high-quality cannabis.
At Cannabear Thailand, we recognize the intricacies of these issues and have made it our mission to be a beacon of quality in the market. Our cultivation methods are driven by a commitment to excellence, and our cannabis flowers are stored in an environment that maintains a consistent temperature of 18°C and a humidity level of 58% – 62%. This ensures that our products retain their integrity, delivering an experience that meets and exceeds expectations.
Our aim is to contribute to changing the landscape of cannabis in Thailand by setting higher standards and educating consumers about the importance of quality. Through transparency, responsible practices, and a dedication to providing a consistently exceptional product, we are determined to reshape the perception of cannabis quality in the region.