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I would think it'd take quite a bit of MJ in 5-6 gallons of wine to have an effect due to dilution.
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I would think it'd take quite a bit of MJ in 5-6 gallons of wine to have an effect due to dilution.
I have to drive to Michigan to get a gummie called Calm, which has three cbd type chemicals and 1 mg of thc so you can’t get high unless you eat about ten. I take one when I pull a muscle in my back and it helps quite a bit. It’s a shame that this is so hard to get.
All of the recipes in the book call for 2-4oz dried “trimmings” per gallon. I imagine using the good stuff would make a much more potent wine.
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National average price is $265 for one O-Z of medium grade pot, Google says.
That book is from back in the day when Columbian was $30 an ounce. 
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in michigan an oz costs $50 for shake and $65 for buds, i have a friend who smokes and makes the drive every couple months. He's much better off smoking rather than being a heavy drinking alcoholic.National average price is $265 for one O-Z of medium grade pot, Google says.
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An OUNCE of Michigan pot is $50? Wow. Online they say it is $92 average. Yep, he's better off. He'd be even better off if he just ate the weed rather than smoked it.
https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.c...ere's how prices in six,452 to $293 per ounce).
My son grows pot and although I have nothing against it I don't use it. He does tell me it has to be heated to a certain point for it to be effective. This is probably why it is smoked. BTW, up to 4 plants are legal in VA though it is still no legal by the feds.
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That's not accurate. Simply eating the buds and/or leaves will get you high. Or, grind them up with a mortar and pestle and bake them into brownies or whatever. The only drawback is that pot that is eaten takes longer to have an effect, so some people keep eating and eating it. Then when they get high they get TOO high. The big benefit is that you save your lungs.
Pot is still harshly dealt with in the Deep South states, including mine. 1-6 plants can get you 6-10 years in the pen in TN.
I'm not trying to cause a debate and it doesn't really matter to me since I don't use it but I think my son may be correct. The 2 links are for something called decarboxylation which must take place to get the proverbial high.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/can-you-get-high-from-eating-raw-weed
https://www.leafly.com/learn/consume/edibles/what-is-decarboxylation
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/can-you-get-high-from-eating-raw-weed
https://www.leafly.com/learn/consume/edibles/what-is-decarboxylation
Speaking as a retired chemist in a State where cannabis is legal. You can eat all the bud you want and NOT get high unless it is "carbed". @mainshipfred speaketh the truth.
You have to heat up bud in an oven beforehand at a certain time and temp or smoke it in order to get the buzz.
You have to heat up bud in an oven beforehand at a certain time and temp or smoke it in order to get the buzz.
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Huh. That is not my personal experience. Shrug.
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Just thought I would chime in, youhave to decarb the weed to make oil, butter or brownies. Flower gets discarded when you smoke, or vape it.
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Yep, that's what I have learned here, but I get a buzz just eating the buds. I do the pinch between the cheek and gum thing all the time for pain relief (shhhh, don't tell Tennessee! I'll be the felonious bitch for a murderer named Bubba!).
But I have a low threshold for drugs. My doc prescribes me (at my request), 325/75 generic Percocet for when I destroy myself working on the farm, and he laughs at me when I tell him I eat a quarter of one at a time and get relief from it. "No way!" he says. "That is, like, NOTHING!" (I have a cool doc.) But hey, it works for me.
One time, I did the pinch between cheek and gums thing and went to a gathering of friends who were unaware, and my friend was looking at me closely all night. LOL! I guess he could tell...
I read that light also decarbs it, so I will set some in the sun and see what happens when I eat it. I don't want to smoke it anymore. Hard on the lungs, and this modern shit is WAY potent. Now, to get wood1954 to ship me some $50 an ounce pot.
I wake up at 3 am and cant go to sleep. So I have 2 or 3 puffs of some good indica and sleep great till 7 amYep, that's what I have learned here, but I get a buzz just eating the buds. I do the pinch between the cheek and gum thing all the time for pain relief (shhhh, don't tell Tennessee! I'll be the felonious bitch for a murderer named Bubba!).
But I have a low threshold for drugs. My doc prescribes me (at my request), 325/75 generic Percocet for when I destroy myself working on the farm, and he laughs at me when I tell him I eat a quarter of one at a time and get relief from it. "No way!" he says. "That is, like, NOTHING!" (I have a cool doc.) But hey, it works for me.
One time, I did the pinch between cheek and gums thing and went to a gathering of friends who were unaware, and my friend was looking at me closely all night. LOL! I guess he could tell...
I read that light also decarbs it, so I will set some in the sun and see what happens when I eat it. I don't want to smoke it anymore. Hard on the lungs, and this modern shit is WAY potent. Now, to get wood1954 to ship me some $50 an ounce pot.
If they are basing the "consumption" on wine sales, which I imagine they do, I wonder how much of the "27 year low" is due to home wine makers, like we-uns.
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I wanna avoid the puff part, is the thing.
If I eat a bit of bud before sleep, I sleep like a baby. But mostly, I use it for pain relief.
what ever works is good
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Disclaimer: Of course, I only use pot when traveling outside my state of Tennessee, since it is a felony here. Ahem.
