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Quebec Gold is a high-potency strain of cannabis grown and found mainly in Quebec. It is an M39 x Freezeland cross-strain. It has a sweet citrus smell and full-bodied, languid flavour with heavy sativa psychoactive effects. Quebec Gold is a short plant but produces heavy colas more than making up for its shorter stature. The plant has exceptional resin production and the buds are dense. Quebec Gold produces a deep, near black hash. Induces cerebral euphoria and psycho activity, improves mood, boosts energy and creativity.[1]
Quebec Gold is also the street name given to potent varieties of cannabis from Quebec. Since Quebec Gold is known to be such a potent strain, the name is often misused to represent high quality cannabis from Quebec. Quebec is considered to have some of the best strains of cannabis in Canada, as good as or better than BC, also known as BC Bud, the generic term for high quality cannabis from British Columbia.
Many law-enforcement agencies are seeing Quebec Gold as the east coast answer for British Columbia's BC Bud. Canada has become a source country for high-grade cannabis called "BC Bud" and "Quebec Gold," substances that are rapidly gaining market share in the United States. Cannabis cultivation has become a thriving industry in Canada for two reasons: low risk and high profits.
Large profits are a strong motive for smugglers to move as much Quebec Gold as they can into the U.S. A pound of Quebec Gold nets $1500 to $2,050 Canadian wholesale in Quebec. Traffickers can sell that same pound for $5,600 Canadian in New York State and as much as $3,200 in California.[2][3]
