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Purple Weed

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by Sir Stoner, Mar 27, 2013.

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  1. #41 AhToker, Mar 28, 2013
    Tasted like fruity pebbles
     

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  2. #42 Bubbles42O, Mar 28, 2013
    youre a joke lol:D:D
     
  3. #43 jakegetsbaked91, Mar 28, 2013
    purp doesnt mean more potent. besides sativas are where its at :)
     
  4. #44 dan k, Mar 28, 2013
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    if i get a bag of purp id rather smoke all the green buds out of it cause they always taste better and get you way higher.

    purp is cool to look at.. but id rather not smoke it.

    and here kalifakush ill compete with you for shits and giggles..

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  5. #45 Khalifa Kush, Mar 29, 2013
    Good herb :)
     
  6. #46 Khalifa Kush, Mar 29, 2013
    I smell a troll
     
  7. #47 Khalifa Kush, Mar 29, 2013
    Don't get me wrong my favorite strains are sativas for life ! But I haven't seen pure purp like mine ya dug ,
     
  8. #48 Khalifa Kush, Mar 29, 2013
    Grade A herb brah, I want some GSC though,
     
  9. #49 KidKennon, Apr 17, 2013
    My recent discovery... Fucking crazy, this bud was all green, but real dry, so I added a lemon peel to my jar for about 12 hours and this is the result.. It's real dank now (dank as in slightly moist), so it burns slower, but the lemon peel turned my herb purple! I'm not upset about it. In fact, I'm ecstatic. I know it's not more potent because of the color, but all my friends/clients think it is. ;)

    Anyway, what I'm wondering is did I make this discovery?? Is the acidity of the lemon causing a reaction like a leaf on a tree during the fall? I am going to run some experiments.. Different fruit peels and trying different methods. I've heard of lower temperatures during growth changing the color, but never after it's been harvested. I may be on to something.. And if I am, someone remember me! :D

    Note: the white, inner part of the peel was pinkish/purple, that's why I'm contributing the cause of the color change to the lemon.

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  10. #50 KidKennon, Apr 17, 2013
    Another bud that went through some experimenting.

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  11. #51 AhToker, Apr 17, 2013
    Thats insane man! -.-
     
  12. #52 Brianh218, Jun 1, 2017
    Can u tell me?
     

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