AAA Weed

AAA weed is always in demand since it has the perfect amount of THC to keep you high while does not really hit the price. AAA in the title stands for the quality of the product according to the special A-AAAA grading system. What is important is that it tests not the quality of the strain, but the quality of a specific batch.
Along with moderate THC and CBD levels it has a pleasant appearance with colorful hairs and full of visible trichome crystals. The aaa weed is also famous for its pleasant, sometimes citrusy or fruity aromas and low side effects.
A good representative that is a frequent guest in this grade is Purple Moonshine Strain. As it is expected from a medium quality indica it gives you gentle kick and keeps your body relaxed. Delicious fruity smell complements the picture and makes Purple Moonshine Strain at least worth trying.
If you are trying to be more productive and energized at the end of the week then Cereal Milk By Cookies strain is your choice. It is a new sativa-dominant strain that gives you all you can expect from its title —milky and ice cream odor along with delicious flavor. It will make you more creative and focused in no time since it is quite potent.
AAA weed is not worse than other grades, it just means that it is less potent and less expensive. Such a grading system only gives you a general overview on the specific batch, so you can feel free to try various strains and find the one that will suit YOUR needs and budget.
AAA Weed FAQ
What does the AAA grade actually tell me about a jar?
AAA sits one step under AAAA on the A-to-AAAA scale, and it grades the run rather than the strain: bud structure, trim, nose, and how well that batch was dried and jarred. The same genetics can land at AAA one harvest and AAAA the next, so read the grade as a note on that specific batch, not a verdict on the strain itself.
How do I choose between the strains stocked on this shelf right now?
Sort by the feel you are after. Durban Poison is the bright, daytime-leaning pick here. Donkey Butter, Master Yoda, Pink Goo and Pink Tuna sit at the heavy, evening end. Purple Gelato, Candy Rain, Candy Kush, Blackberry Pie and Cherry Punch hold the dessert-sweet middle, while Chemdog, Pulp Friction, Pink Tomford and Platinum Cake lean gassy and funky. Take one from each end and you get a daytime jar and a night jar rather than two versions of the same mood.
Why does the AAA line-up change from week to week?
Grading happens per batch, so a strain only holds a spot on this shelf while that particular run earns it. Names like Do-Si-Dos, Tropical Gas, Wizard Pie and Doughboy Pink have all rotated through here and can come back when a fresh run grades out at AAA. The shelf follows the runs, so it moves as lots land and sell through, and every order is 19+ with ID checked on local delivery and Canada-wide shipping alike.
How should I store AAA flower so it smokes the way it did on day one?
Glass jar, lid tight, somewhere cool and dark: a cupboard beats a windowsill, and skip the fridge and the freezer, because the temperature swings knock trichomes loose and pull moisture in and out of the bud. Keep buds whole until you are ready to roll or pack, since grinding days ahead flattens the aroma. A small humidity pack keeps a larger jar from going crispy over a few weeks.
How does AAA smoke compared with the top shelf?
Expect dense, well-formed bud with visible frost and a clear citrus, fruit or gas nose depending on the strain. Against AAAA the difference shows up in bag appeal, in how loud the jar is when you crack it and in potency, rather than in how it burns: rolled or packed, AAA runs even and leaves light ash. That is what makes it the easy everyday jar, with AAAA saved for when you want the loudest thing on the menu.