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Thai stick/old school weed

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by Zenoe, Nov 3, 2015.

  1. #1 Zenoe, Nov 3, 2015
    Hi guys/girls


    Been smoking now for about 3 years and pretty heavily in the last year. Money is short atm and can get my hands on some Thai Stick 60/70s style weed. Price is about £25/Q oz as appose to 50-60 for skunk. Can anyone describe the difference, I know its not as strong but taste, quality of smoke etc.


    Thanks in advance
     
  2. #2 ICGreen, Nov 3, 2015
    If it is really old style Thai stick, you will enjoy it as much, if not more then the skunk.
    :smoke:
     
  3. #3 bloscoe, Nov 3, 2015
    I've been smoking weed since the mid 1960s and Thai Stick is still, to this day, 1 of the most potent types I've smoked. The high is very mind-numbing, a million laughs, and a little bit went a long way. I heard there was some garbage being passed-off as Thai Stick, with a real beefy amount of buds tied to a stick.
    The 1960s Thai Sticks were very small nugget buds that cost $10 even back when a 4-finger lid of Michoacan or Oaxacan (when Mexican weed was still very potent) was only $10-$15. So if you have some huge, beefy budded Stick, that's not the original Thai Stick. Should be tight little nugs entwined with a hemp strand around a small stem. This was back when 'domestic' weed was considered trash. Funny how times change.
     
  4. #4 capt.murphy, Nov 3, 2015
    Dibs on seeds if you find any in it
     
  5. #5 Zenoe, Nov 3, 2015
    thanks for the responces, it does sound good but whats the reason for the drastically cheaper price?
     
  6. #6 capt.murphy, Nov 4, 2015
    No idea. Ive heard its a very psychedelic high. Post some pics if you do buy it please
     
  7. #7 toaster032, Nov 4, 2015
    25 dollars for a quarter ounce sounds like some dirty ass weed to me...
     
  8. #8 Zizzy, Nov 5, 2015
    $25 isn't the same as £25. £25 = around $40.
     
  9. #9 CanadianOrganic, Nov 7, 2015
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    I think it was more in comparison to the skunk. £50-60 is around ~$110. That's a huge difference
     
  10. #10 Grizzly Tracks, Nov 8, 2015
    You mean that stuff that's tied to a stick?
     
  11. #11 CanadianOrganic, Nov 9, 2015
    The Thai stick that's tied to a stick
     
  12. #12 Shecallsmedaddy, Nov 9, 2015
    This one is on my bucket list of weed to try. I've read about it, I've seen it online, but just can't find any.
     
  13. #13 MrFooey, Nov 12, 2015
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    Thai stick from back then were great. Literally every Thai stick that I got after 1976 sucked balls. All bullshit bunk weed full of seed tied to a piece of bamboo. So don't expect much.
    Unless there is some kind of a landrace cannabis Renaissance going on in Thailand right now, that buds been smoked a long time ago.
     
  14. #14 anacatsunflower13, Nov 13, 2015
    My uncle in Texas still grows this! It's definitely one of the things I wanna try in the near future... But for now... Banana of kush!

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  15. #15 Clearbud, Feb 11, 2016
    Live in Thailand and can confirm that there is a plenty, but I have never in the 10 years here seen a bud tied to a stick. Almost all weed is brick. Brown, tied with various colored strings (red some say is best) in 40g cakes for roughly 28usd. I have always wanted to know why the color / smell / taste so different? Process, breed, what have you... Fermentation seems legit tho, have to learn more. Ps. Just smoked a Thai j. Hence the writing. Should be interesting once this wares of. Peace!
     

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