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60s weed

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by SmokeStoopid, Jan 13, 2010.

  1. #1 SmokeStoopid, Jan 13, 2010
    Yea i think ti's the 60s? that's when weed became the most popular i thinK? well WHENEVER weed was realllly really popular I know scientists and other reseachers of marijuana say that marijuana USED to be ok to smoke but now that it has become so much more potent it's not? I don't believe this at all.. just because the THC levels have gone up, that doesn't mean shit and even if they somehow did prove that to be true I STILL would smoke dank all day everyday lol but anyways.. so if they're saying that weed wasn't at potent back then does that mean they were smoking dank that isn't as potent as it is today? ...meaning weed cultivation has evolved OR were they just smokin on schwag, regs, and mids all day?
     
  2. #2 muzick, Jan 13, 2010
    weed gets stronger every two weeks. it's totally normal. :smoking:
     
  3. #3 SmokeStoopid, Jan 13, 2010
    what do you mean?
     
  4. #4 muzick, Jan 13, 2010
    With all the new strains and shit, and growing new hybrids, it's getting more potent.
     
  5. #5 SmokeStoopid, Jan 13, 2010
    oh yea i got ya
     
  6. #6 Mindcntrlpankak, Jan 13, 2010
    He's friend man.
    Yes it is true that we have more potent weed now-adays. Back in the day THC % was around 1-7, and today there are strains that have 30% concentration. It is still safe, just more potent. New methods and hydroponics have blasted the roof and the sky is the limit.
     
  7. #7 chris11, Jan 13, 2010
    the potency hasnt changed, the manicuring and curing techniques have. also, more people have access to quality product now whereas then the majority was compressed and imported. all the "dank" strains today can trace the origins to the original landrace varieties of marijuana, ie afghan, indian, colombian, thai, etc.
     

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