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MFLB...less is more?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Fredbear, Nov 24, 2011.

  1. #1 Fredbear, Nov 24, 2011
    I have always filled my trench...not over flowing but level.

    Yesterday I only put in half and it certainly felt like I was higher then normal



    thought????
     
  2. #2 burton212, Nov 24, 2011
    I've had the same experience.
     
  3. #3 burtontoker, Nov 24, 2011
    You don't need much, that's forsure. I think when you put a little less in, it can vape that smaller amount faster and give you more vapor. When you fill it up, it takes longer to vape which is why you might not get as potent of hits. So yea just fill it a little less, you don't need much with the MFLB, load like .1 or .2 gram bowls and keep reloading it until you're satisfied, packing it all the way full isn't necessarily going to get you higher and I found it was easier to pack smaller bowls in the trench to get a better effect.
     
  4. #4 Fredbear, Nov 24, 2011
    right on thanks guys
     
  5. #5 nb8475, Nov 24, 2011
    yeah also packing smaller trenches helps retain the taste
     
  6. #6 Franktg, Nov 24, 2011
    Always half.

    Half a trench + a freshly charged battery = win.
     
  7. #7 lk250f, Nov 24, 2011
    I tried packing a full trench, pretty full, not overflowing but at the top. lasted two sessions/ batteries but worked well. Got a lot of fresh hits.
     
  8. #8 magicman8, Nov 24, 2011
    Yes less is more but just don't burn your herb which can happen if its too dry
     
  9. #9 Forked Up, Nov 24, 2011
    I agree it's better if you don't put in too much.
     

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