Cured some weed for over a year. Just got around to trying it.
Had to put that bitch out half way.
For someone with his benz ashtray filled with roaches....
This is a strange day.... 
Discussion
Why’d you have to put it out?
Feeling it to much.
I'm trying to not up my tolerance anymore than it already is...🤣
If someone can show me a bigger stoner on nostr, I'll zap the both of yall....
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nostr:npub1l8yg8pek7kstvy0d93zc4zh85jqgqtjwcw8996tyswvxefzvucfq6jrj3f is the biggest stoner I know, due to his "dedication" for like 20 years straight 😋
I have zero tolerance to weed since certain past events, and the way he rolls 'em, one pull could floor me for the rest of the day.
I had some weed from my last grow that I had like unintentionally cured for about a year. I think I'm going to start putting away some jars from my new grows and put them away for a year. So I always have some lomg cured weed.
Shit hits different.
Curing breaks down chlorophyll, which is what gives cannabis its green color and harsh taste. This breakdown allows the terpenes, which are the compounds responsible for a plant's unique aroma and flavor, to become more prominent. The curing process also helps to smooth out the smoke and improve the overall quality of the cannabis.
Right, but most growers only let their weed cure for maybe like a few months before they start actively smoking it.
Basically I was just agreeing with you that the stuff that's been cured for around a year is for whatever reason feels way stronger.
Entourage effect.
Less in reality. Hell, even legal grows that I've worked in...
Do a 5 day dry.
And the only curing is as it's bagged going through the different departments and into its final bag for dispensary shelves...🤣
Grew for medical. Maxed out plant count.
"Yeah I wanna work in the industry"
Land job growing - shitshow policies/ using bro science
Next job cooking up edibles - shit show employee/manager wise.
The whole industry is about getting folks hooked. Fish line and sinker, A direct line to your pocket via taxes for your addiction.
yeah that's why I never really wanted to work in the industry. I grew for myself. I do one outdoor crop a year. I'm happy with it. It lasts me all year. Weed shops still trip me the fuck out every time I go into them, which is less and less often nowadays.