Why isn't remediated flower labeled as such?
Do people not care if their flower was remediated?
If grower A grows flower, fails for mold and then remediates-why would you want to smoke that? The state only requires them to remediate to a certain level. Meaning there's still mold present. And we know if mold is left it keeps growing.
If remediation is so great why aren't the 90% of cultivators in NV that remediate, proudly labeling their flower remediated? If you're a local learn your grows. There's only a handful that don't remediate. Those that remediate have to license their equipment with a state. The state has a list of each company that uses remediation equipment and what kind they use.
Posted Jun 5, 2026, 4:57 AM UTC
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