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Beasters.

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by Cyric99, May 12, 2006.

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  1. #21 h2ogo2049, May 14, 2006
    figures youre from pa
    my connect is up there, im in south jersey, and the beasters i get are identicle to this. good high too.
     
  2. #22 boredjim8, May 15, 2006
    ^^ its the shit aint it?
     
  3. #23 Stoooooner, May 15, 2006
    [​IMG]

    There's a fat beaster nug...Canadian indoor
     
  4. #24 easy slug, May 15, 2006
    Beaters are leafy greens with little to no crystal and a serious amount of bright orange hairs, they suck. I would rather buy mids then waste my breath on shitty ass "almost dank" that is at the bottom of the chain for huge prices. I remeber in TN when the beaters moved through, they are no more though thank god. They were so shitty. I didnt know what was going on!

    for some reason beast has some fuckin skinny long stems all over the bud too, you can see in the pic above me.
     
  5. #25 GreenLantern420, May 15, 2006

    Well, I get $40-$50 a 1/4 beasters and $100 1/4 dank. Beasters is usually the better deal to me. Also they are not all the same. IT depends who grows it.-+
     
  6. #26 sirsm0kesal0t, May 15, 2006
    i live down south and no one says beasters we all say mids i dont even think many ppl down here even knows what beasters means.
     
  7. #27 Skunkster, May 15, 2006
    i agree with this post. really dense, usually wet, commercially grown bud.
     
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