I divide sensory elements for the whole flower cannabis on the basis of visual features, the feel, and the scent/taste. I apply a good/neutral/bad rating to each category. In this post, I’ve applied the table below to calculate numerical values from each of the ratings:
| Good | Neutral | Bad | |
| Visuals | 3 | 1 | 0 |
| Feel | 3 | 1 | 0 |
| Scent/Taste | 7 | 2 | 0 |
The best offerings get a 13, the worst will get 0; the current average is 6.7.
This post deals with this calculation of quality across a few levels of details. First I show the granular data by every offering reviewed, then we move to facet the data towards other areas of the market.
Topics include:
Quality by Offering
Quality by Vendor Type and Vendor
Quality by Offering
Here’s a run down of every whole flower offering reviewed, with the conversion noted above applied. Higher quality items are shown on top, lower quality items are shown at the bottom.
Holds a BSc. from Dalhousie University and lives in Alberta. He enjoys photography and writes about cannabis data on CannStandard.
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