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How long does a batch stick around for?

Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2020 10:11 pm
by Spencemastaflex
I've learned enough to know that every batch is a little different. How long can you expect a certain batch to be around for before a new one comes in? Obviously it depends on how fast it sells, but generally, is it months? Weeks? Days?

Re: How long does a batch stick around for?

Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2020 10:18 pm
by acejestyr15
Spencemastaflex wrote:I've learned enough to know that every batch is a little different. How long can you expect a certain batch to be around for before a new one comes in? Obviously it depends on how fast it sells, but generally, is it months? Weeks? Days?
That is dependant on multiple variables like size of batch to begin with, popularity of the vendor/batch, pricing, and the list could go on and on really. As you stated in your original question it could be a few hours as we have seen with vendors like SOUL, some vendors operate on a monthly schedule for most part, or it could even be longer for the larger vendors like Herbal RVA. Sorry that there is not true definite answer for you....

Re: How long does a batch stick around for?

Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2020 8:48 am
by RumRunner
acejestyr15 wrote:
Spencemastaflex wrote:I've learned enough to know that every batch is a little different. How long can you expect a certain batch to be around for before a new one comes in? Obviously it depends on how fast it sells, but generally, is it months? Weeks? Days?
That is dependant on multiple variables like size of batch to begin with, popularity of the vendor/batch, pricing, and the list could go on and on really. As you stated in your original question it could be a few hours as we have seen with vendors like SOUL, some vendors operate on a monthly schedule for most part, or it could even be longer for the larger vendors like Herbal RVA. Sorry that there is not true definite answer for you....
Good answer from Ace. I've seen Soultanic Greenery sell out a popular strain literally in one hour.
Best advice when dealing with small batch vendors....communication. Get on their email list. Ask them when new shipments are arriving. Ask them for recommendations. They are more than happy to talk to you about their leaf.