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Switching from Weed to Hash

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by tokin7, Dec 28, 2014.

  1. I'm considering switching from smoking weed to strictly hash. I want to know if it saves you money in the long run? I usually buy an eighth for 50$ which lasts me 2 weeks. Hash is 30$ a g for me but such a small amount gets me high. I want to know if it's worth it and if it will save me money?


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  2. Your spending $25 a week on green, How much do you wanna be spending?
     
  3. If I could only spend 25 a week id be saving like a mafucka
     
  4. Probably not worth it in my honest opinion.
     
  5. Once you get your tolerance up ull be fucked. Just buy the weed. I smoke a o a week so your habit is nothing if you can't afford that you have to get yor paper up son. That doesn't include to oil I smoke either and that is like 2-3 grams.
     
  6. If you love weed as much as I do you'll miss the flowers. No matter how much hash is in my stash I never smoke it exclusively.
     
    Some blades use hash oil only but I think they're medical users. I smoke for the enjoyment and wouldn't be happy if my choices were limited.
     
  7. I get hash for 10 a g and I still smoke flowers on a constant basis. Hash is awesome, yes, but by itself it's just
    Missing something. Your best bet imo is to get both and top all your bowls with hash, should make them last longer
     
  8. Yeah I smoke hash, shatter and oil sparingly. Pretty much exclusively with one of my brothers actually. 
     

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