A slang term that was commonly used in the early 2000s and 2010s to describe mid-grade cannabis, often mass-produced and imported from British Columbia, Canada. Though less popular in modern cannabis culture, beasters were known for being better than low-grade cannabis but lacking the potency, flavor, and aroma of top-shelf flower. Typically grown in greenhouses or outdoor settings, beasters were produced on a large scale and sold at a lower price point, making them a popular option for budget-conscious consumers at the time.
🔊 bees·terz
In the Wild — Example
Back in the day, beasters were a step above reggie but nowhere near what we have access to now.
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