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Soft weed..

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by JoeObey, Jan 21, 2012.

  1. #1 JoeObey, Jan 21, 2012
    Just got some weed, that seems to be a bit spongey (not dry), but it's very frosty, and smells very strong(fruity) Is that just as good, or should i dry more.
     
  2. #2 Rainy Daze, Jan 21, 2012
    If the stems bend and not break its wet
     
  3. #3 meep92, Jan 21, 2012
    it's probably fine. The best way to find out is to smoke it and see how it burns. If It hasn't been dried long enough then it won't burn well. Also, if it hasn't been dried/cured properly then it won't get you as high because the drying and curing process converts non-psychoactive components into THC.
     
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  5. #5 PsilocinTHC, Jan 21, 2012
    WHAT!?

    Sounds to me like it could just do with being a little dryer.
     
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  7. #7 PsilocinTHC, Jan 21, 2012
    I've had spongy weed numerous times, just needed drying. Doesn't sound off to me at all.
    I'd agree if it looked moldy or something.
     
  8. #8 LoafMaster, Jan 21, 2012
    If it's squishy, it's probably not very dense weed. And if the stems bend rather than break easily then the bud needs to be cured longer.
     
  9. #9 JoeObey, Jan 21, 2012
    The stems don't bend right over, they do snap, but takes quite bend. Will putting it in a jar filled with tissue/paper over night dry it enough?
     

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