Collection: Dagga (Buds / Flower)
Price per gram.
The truth is: there is no single best, or even better, option, but rather all three have different pros and cons.
Cannabis grown outdoors will generally achieve larger size, though that does not necessarily translate to a higher THC percentage. However, cannabis grown beneath sunlight will present a more prominent terpene profile for a “fuller” high. Outdoor cannabis is also cheaper to grow and sell, as the light, ventilation, and even some of the nutrients fall free in nature.
Conversely, indoor cannabis is often more expensive because of the power costs required to power lights, fans, and water pumps, not to mention nutrients and fertilizer.
However, the benefit of this precise manipulation is that growers and breeders can fine-tune every step of the growing process, resulting in striking new strains that are also more resistant than their ancestors to pests and mould.
Greenhouses combine the inexpensive resources of outdoor growing with the environmental control of indoor growing. Greenhouses can be opened for free ventilation, and still benefit from cheap, full-spectrum sunlight.
For more info, follow link
https://potguide.com/blog/article/indoor-outdoor-and-greenhouse-cannabis-whats-the-difference/
