MHRB vs ACRB

[esse_jeremy]

Well, I'm from EU so all the MH barks that came in my hands were pretty shitty (like 0.7% with cyb's atb tek)

I don't want to TALK ABOUT BUYING OR SOURCING, I need just an advice:

since the quality of MH is dropped down expecially in EU, is better have Acacia instead?
I mean, which one between ACRB and MHRB has the highest chance to be a good quality product in eu?

Also AC contain less % but with all these shitty MH arround I think some AC have even more deems than MH.....just wondering if my opimion are right.

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

 

[concombres]

0.7% is not that bad considering the time of year. Season of harvest does effect yeild & it will likely be the same with acacia right now.

 

[esse_jeremy]

The first MHRB was harvested in september/october, what is the best period of the year to get it??

 

[concombres]

The first MHRB was harvested in september/october, what is the best period of the year to get it??

From what i have heard the best time to harvest rootbark is during the dry season in brazil. I have had good luck during the summer months. Keep in mind you cant really be sure how long the batch you have sat around before you got it & good luck verifying whether or not it really was harvested in the country it was labelled to be from.

 

[esse_jeremy]

Wow, ty man. Ok so I will try in Summer, but summer is intended in EU or in brazil?? because when here is summer in brazil is the opposite, I' confused:grin:

 

[concombres]

Wow, ty man. Ok so I will try in Summer, but summer is intended in EU or in brazil?? because when here is summer in brazil is the opposite, I' confused:grin:

My bad. What i meant by that was the summer months in the U.S. i forget that it differs by location. May through july.

I believe the summer time here corresponds with the winter season in brazil which i believe is the dry season there.

 

[esse_jeremy]

Thankyou man I will try on june/july, hoping for humble people and luck.

It's very bad to relate with these plants from EU, too far away and too many hands :/

 

[concombres]

Thankyou man I will try on june/july, hoping for humble people and luck.

It's very bad to relate with these plants from EU, too far away and too many hands :/

Its the same way in most places. It took me a few attempts before i found a supply that was consistant quality wise. Keep at it.