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"Headies"?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Stash Box' started by jrock93, Jul 20, 2009.

  1. #1 jrock93, Jul 20, 2009
    I'm getting a gram of headies tonight, $20/g in MA

    Is Headies just an unknown dank, like a catch all name for dank? Or is it a strain?
     
  2. #2 Greck1, Jul 20, 2009
    headies usually means good dank.

    look at it, if it has the looks buy it.
     
  3. #3 jrock93, Jul 20, 2009
    And, I've gotten "headies from the same guy before, usually a lot of red hairs and a good amt of trichs. But one time it was more orange hairs and the bud was a lighter green. Not sure if this was due to same strain diff. growing conditions or diff. strains labeled Headies?
     
  4. #4 beamish, Jul 20, 2009
    headies is not a strain. headies is synonymous with dank.
    and even when you get a name, you have to understand it doesnt mean shit. unless/until you buy from a grow, ignore names. Look at the bud to determine if its good.
     
  5. #5 Frank420, Jul 20, 2009
    Headie just means good, better than average, above normal. It's not the name of a strain. It's a term used to describe more than jsut weed as well, ("that beer is a headie brew." etc) Nice red hairs, good trichomes and bright green color, sound like some nice headies to me.
     
  6. #6 jrock93, Jul 20, 2009
    Good advice, cant wait till the day I have a connect that grows their ow, and has dank alll the time...around here anytime theres a dank you have to jump on it cause its sold out in 2 days and it may be 2wks till more dank comes in.
     
  7. #7 ddb421, Jul 20, 2009

    what part of mass you in ? close to Rhode island ?:confused:
     
  8. #8 jd4083, Jul 20, 2009
    On the east coast it usually means pot that's better than beasters but not quite the top shelf herb right from the grower
     

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