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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.
Cannabis showcases an incredible diversity, with some strains displaying vibrant hues such as blood reds and purples, while others feature an exceptional abundance of pistils or resin glands. At times, to cannabis connoisseurs, certain buds may appear unnatural, exhibiting an unusually dense texture and an abundance of orange pistils. While such characteristics can arise naturally, the encountered weed may contain artificial PGRs. But what is PGR weed, and how can we avoid it?
What is PGR weed?
PGR, or plant growth regulators, refers to hormonal chemicals in plants, regulating their growth. In cannabis cultivation, the use of artificial PGRs enhances bud density and can substantially augment yields. However, it is important to note that the application of PGRs in horticulture and agriculture is subject to strict regulations in many countries, and its use in conjunction with…
