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Anyone else marinade their joints

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by simple toke, Feb 9, 2014.

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  1. #21 Kris Benwa, Feb 9, 2014
    This is also what I thought he was talking about
     
  2. #22 simple toke, Feb 10, 2014
    I've coated the inside of my blunts with lean....but never my joints....does that actually work with the paper? I feel like it wouldn't burn right

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  3. #23 dixximoon, Feb 11, 2014
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    I have been wondering about something. Not the guy we get weed from but maybe his guy or his guys guy could maybe be spraying the weed with unscented raid or something because sometimes there is a weird scent with it.? Is there a way to know if your getting pure bud or if it has been sprayed with something to make you get a better buzz or am i just parinoid? also a couple bags ago ours smelled oooh soooo good like it had been stored with maple flavoring or something. how would you go about getting flavors or scents into the weed? 
     
  4. #24 Tokewithscience, Feb 12, 2014
    Dealers aren't usually in the buisness of killing their clients, nor ar growers, so I highly doubt there is any raid on your bud.

    Also, a lot of cannabis has natural tastes and smells similar to other fruits. The same way that not all red flora are roses, not everything that smells lemony is a lemon and so on. All plants came from the same common ancestor (sorry, home schoolers) so the "smell chemicals" might be similar to other plants. This is why different cannabis flowers can smell like lemon, orange, pine, maple, sweet, sour, you name it! Your grower isn't likely soaking your buds in syrup, if that's what you're worried about.


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  5. #25 Heroic Dose, Feb 12, 2014
    great post, this exactly. there is definitely no raid in your weed.
     
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