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Eating marijuana.

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by ArloP, Mar 29, 2011.

  1. #1 ArloP, Mar 29, 2011
    Hey guys.
    I dont want to smoke pot because i pretty much hate how my throat is sore for like the next week, and my teeth hurt.
    I heard if you eat marijuana you need 4x the amount to get you high as if you smoked it?
    True/false?
     
  2. #2 Tussell, Mar 29, 2011
    Um, don't eat weed.

    Make weed butter and use it in food.
     
  3. #3 jethrot73, Mar 29, 2011
    1) NO, don't do that. 2) Waste. It needs heat to activate. 3) If you really don't wanna smoke, try vaping or edibles.
     
  4. #4 Slurms McKenzie, Mar 29, 2011
    Hmmmm falseish

    its a diffrent high so it cant really be compared to smoking, but yeah ive noticed i need alot more when it comes to edibles

    you can also make tea and mix it in other thing, ive heard about homemade THC infused lotion and chapstick, never tried it though
     
  5. #5 fahim1337, Mar 29, 2011
    Yeah if you just eat it it's not going to work. You need heat to change the THC into THCa.
     
  6. #6 Ganja Art, Mar 29, 2011
  7. #7 Jersey2DaBay, Mar 29, 2011
    If you don't have much of a tolerance, eating a .5 gram worth of bud on a firecracker is pretty much like rolling up a blunt (same amount of bud) BUT the effects will be much much greater and will last a lot longer than if you just smoked a blunt/joint/whatever you use
     
  8. #8 Royal Jester, Mar 29, 2011


    Best post so far. Eating raw nug is a waste and dose not go down to well....
     

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