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Cant say for certain because I didnt smoke in the 90's. My assumption would be the good weed would be harder to find. I would think they didnt have as many strains. I would also think more weed was imported from outside the US rather than being grown here, which is no longer the case. I dont think growing indoors was as popular as it is now. I think in the late 90's is when the movement took off. When Cali passed prop 215 in 96 the hole marijuana scene took off and it hasn't looked back since.
I also think the 90's sparked a dramatic increase in marijuana usage with the hip hop scene coming into play along with countless other musicians/bands "promoting" (cant think of a better word) marijuana usage.
Another thing to consider is the effect the internet had on marijuana. People could exchange and learn information anonymously and easily instead of having to go to the library and feel "odd/concerned" (damnit cant think of a better word again) that someone would see them reading a book about pot.
Damn the 90's werent that long ago but it sure fucking seems like it! I can only imagine where marijuana will be in the next 10 years. I would think, hope, and pray legal. I will GUARANTEE it will at least be reclassified .
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