2021年11月2日 · The most common way to detect PGR weed is via appearance. PGR nugs are incredibly dense—but not in a good way. These nugs are like rocks, and they may feel slightly heavy in your hands. This added weight gets the grower to earn more money for the harvest. Another defining feature of PGR nugs is their color.

2023年7月25日 · The acronym PGR stands for plant growth regulator. These are natural or synthetic plant hormones that bulk up buds for a heavier pack, AKA more money for cultivators. The catch is that synthetic PGRs have had a long-term negative impact on many people who apply them and those who consume them.

2024年8月29日 · There’s no 100% sure way to tell if cannabis is PGR weed outside of chemical testing, but there are several telltale signs to look out for. The buds will be extremely dense. Instead of healthy, leafy-looking buds, you’ll have super …

2022年4月13日 · PGR weed is cannabis grown with plant growth regulators. Some cannabis growers raise PGR (plant growth regulator) crops to enhance growth patterns and fatten up valuable marijuana buds. PGR buds are thicker and denser than those grown without plant growth regulators. But these plant hormones are not the best way to achieve a healthy cannabis yield.

2024年1月25日 · PGR weed is cannabis that has been artificially enhanced with plant growth regulators. Plants treated with these chemicals have an unusual appearance of lower quality and are potentially hazardous to your health. However, there are ways you can learn to recognise it and distinguish it from natural genetics.

2022年10月27日 · Adding PGR to cannabis creates dense and tight nugs that are very appealing. Hence the price can be inflated, deceiving unwitting consumers. What’s worrying, however, is the adverse effect they can have on the health of consumers. We’re going to look in detail at PGR weed so you can learn how to spot if your marijuana could be toxic.

2022年7月21日 · PGR weed is shorthand for cannabis grown with plant growth regulators. Often synthetic, these chemicals alter a plant’s growth to increase a yield or desired effect. In cannabis growth, they are used to make larger, denser flowers or nugs. What’s wrong with that?

Some growers use plant growth regulators (PGRs), the same chemicals designed for golf course turf—to bulk up their buds. The result? Dense, heavy nugs that look premium but come at a hidden cost: weaker potency, dull flavor, and potential health risks. While PGRs are common in agriculture, their use in cannabis is controversial.

2023年3月13日 · PGRs are chemicals used by cannabis and hemp growers to maximize the yields of their plants. PGRs alter your weed’s chemical structure, aroma and smell. Plus, they can be dangerous to your health, even in low quantities. Always ensure your weed is PGR-free by getting it from trusted brands like Botany Farms. What are Plant Growth Regulators?