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Medical Herb As Opposed To Street Herb

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by brant xavier, Jul 30, 2014.

  1. #1 brant xavier, Jul 30, 2014
     
      smoked some lemon kush a few days ago i got from the dispensary and took a small hit just to relax.i have to say it packed a punch and seemed more centered around the body and not as good head high as i used to get from other sources...it was a good high but kinda missing part of the euphoria.could it be the amount i smoked?,(small pinch)but i usually smoke the same amount with the other type herb and the euphoria was more pronounced,while this seems like a slower kind lazier body high(mostly )or is medical grade just more tame then the street stuff?again this medical grade(lemon kush)produced a very pronounced body buzz and some  mindat the trailoff,..next day i smoked some bana og and it had a bit more of a cerebral thing going,and a total body stone for awhile,but still felt a little tapered off from the street stuff,,,but man was i SPACED...someone recommended me the strain girl scout cookies and said it was more of what i was looking for and am gonna give that a go soon...anyway...do you think the medical stuff is just a tapered off version of street weed or better?the high seems CLEANER like i said...just not quite as racy or euphoric,and heavier is what it feels like

     
  2. #2 Heroic Dose, Jul 30, 2014
    street vs medical means nothing. its all in the quality. plus not every high is going to be the same dude
     
  3. #3 Old School Smoker, Jul 30, 2014
    medical is street. They buy it for $10 a g from the dispensary and sell it to the high school kids for $20 a g.
     
  4. #4 Lawlerskates, Jul 30, 2014
    A lot of dispensaries have the exact same growers as street dealers. I know this from experience - but you're always guaranteed the best deals and quality from dispensaries. 
     
    But just because a dispenary sells a strain doesn't automatically mean it's going to be the best weed you've smoked. Usually in my experience there are a couple of strains that are leagues above the rest and everything else will be average and not nearly as hard hitting.
     
  5. #5 Rootsphere_Farms, Jul 30, 2014
    In my area street is cheaper and of the same or better quality than dispensaries.
     
  6. #6 Lawlerskates, Jul 30, 2014
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    Lucky man, I'd be lucky to get 3.5g for $40 from a dealer, but $40 always gets 6.0g from a dispensary.
     
  7. #7 Rootsphere_Farms, Jul 30, 2014
    It's 240 an ounce for top shelf bud here same on the street, usually same quality.
     
  8. #8 brant xavier, Jul 30, 2014
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    thanks for the replies everyone  ...feel free to post more views if you like....smoked again,this time i went with the first strain because  it was the less potent at first in my view,and now i have to say  that the medical herb is some   of the STRONGEST i've ever come across in years... even the so called weaker shit is still more potent than alot of the stuff i've had in the past...which is good because it gave me a nice intro to the whole thing and now i know that this herb is to be used moderately but responsibly ...overall pretty damn sick type of buzes thus far....still strain experimenting....though....just for variety reasons..this is definitel
    y more of an indica/dominant/sativa (lemon kush).. with kind of a flatter comedown(almost a depressant type effect)to be expected...i've got some stronger strains(girl scout cookies)that i've yet to experiment with..which is supposedly a sativa dominant
     

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