Increased desire for high-THC products a hazard for some Alaska cannabis cultivators

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By Joey PenaSep 11, 2018, 10:00 am66 pts
Consumers in Alaska are willing to pay higher prices for more potent cannabis, but that trend could potentially threaten to bankrupt some cultivators. Growers whose marijuana tests below 20% THC struggle to recoup their costs because their product won’t sell for a premium price, a lab director told the…

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