Simply put, beasters are potent and high-quality cannabis buds that are full of flavor. Many ascribe the name “beasters” to the Canadian culture, however, some are also against this stance. There is a growing opposition that beasters were never grown in Canada at all. They are said to be a cheaper version of M-39 strains grown in Asia. M-39 strains were said to be grown in warehouses in Asia by gangs and then brought down to Canada. This has allowed room for different questions to rise on the true origin of the dynamic BC Bud.
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