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A Few Quick Questions

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Tokinsince2012, Nov 27, 2013.

  1. #1 Tokinsince2012, Nov 27, 2013
    How dry is too dry?
    And how wet is too wet?
    What is best for its quality?
    And also is kief worth saving?
     
    any information is appreciated  :smoke:  :smoke:

     
  2. #2 Tokinsince2012, Nov 27, 2013
    Anybody out there?
     
  3. #3 moiz21, Nov 27, 2013
     
    The only big difference with dry bud, is that it will break down easier. And some people will say that it burns quicker, but it's still weed and will still get you high. So doesn't really matter.
     
    As far as wet, if the bud won't light when trying to smoke, that's a pretty good indication that it's too wet. Otherwise, if you can smoke it, it doesn't really matter.
     
    Yes, kief is worth saving. 
     
  4. #4 Steve_French, Nov 27, 2013
    If your rolling a joint and it's 2 dry it won't burn/roll as good
     
  5. #5 Guest, Nov 27, 2013
     
    Are you asking from a grower's or buyer's perspective? If you are buying bud, then if it's dry just smoke it. If it is wet, dry it or don't buy it ;). From a growers perspective you would dry it between a certain humidity range.
     
    As for your kief question, smoke a bowl of kief.... I'll let you decide for yourself.  :smoke:
     
  6. #6 lessthanjeezy, Nov 27, 2013
    Asking if kief is worth saving is like asking if you should keep the change when you buy a pack of gum witha  20 dollar bill. Absolutely...And you don't want your buds wet they should all be dry and at the most just sticky, never actually wet.
     

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