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Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Essential, Dec 14, 2008.

  1. #1 Essential, Dec 14, 2008
    So, in my area, every single person I know orders weed quality as followed:

    Swag
    KB
    Drow
    Chronic

    Then gets into random custom stuff with special coating, or specially made, whatever it might be..

    But I read one of the guides up at top that said the order of quality is different then that.

    Anyone have any idea? Are people here just dumb, or does it vary from area to area?
     
  2. #2 NOTaPIE, Dec 14, 2008
    Just about everything varies from area to area. So the names for different quality levels tend to differ.
     
  3. #3 Essential, Dec 14, 2008
    Awesome thanks bro =)
     
  4. #4 Snowy Sessions, Dec 14, 2008
    yeah. yeah. the names vary. but on GC, the general IDs
    (in order from lowest-highest) are:

    schwagg (aka downtown brown, mersh, swagg...)

    mids (aka KB, regs,)

    beasters (aka headies, skunky, good.)

    dank (pretty much namebrand [White Widow, Kush, Trainwreck, Diesel] also unknown dank)

    also, "dro" is a method of growing bud hydroponically, not a quality of bud. :smoke:
     
  5. #5 Snowy Sessions, Dec 14, 2008
    and theres a sticky about this already. check it out.
     
  6. #6 MainEvent420, Dec 15, 2008
    It goes:

    Schwag
    Mids
    KB
    Chronic

    In my area.
     
  7. #7 iTokeat420, Dec 15, 2008

    That is how it is here too.
     
  8. #8 MainEvent420, Dec 15, 2008
    I thought beasters was another term of BC (British Columbia) buds.
     

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