old weed

[Cerpin Taxt]

So I lost this sack of bud, about a bowl's worth, and I'm searching all over my room like a mad man when I found an ash tray with two old roachies in it.

I remember the day I smoked them cause their was a couple people over here and I needed an extra ashtray. It was back in late June-ish. They're now sitting on my desk and I'm contemplating putting them in my bowl and blazing.

I just got off probation yesterday and I wanna smoke. So cannabis forums, would you smoke them or not? Yay OR nay..?

[DaBudhaStank]

I dont see why not. A bit old perhaps, but otherwise untouched it seems. It'll likely have a bit of dust on them, so taking the nug out of the paper is advisable, provided the roaches are of a good size.

[NextLineIsMine]

we wouldn't have even taken the time to post a thread about it

[Darkneon420]

toke it up man

[zeitgeist]

we wouldn't have even taken the time to post a thread about it

X1000000

haha, anything green in my sight gets lit up. No questions asked

[Unknownfigure]

With bud that ages like that, I usually take it out and break it up again, checking for any type of mold. It's never found. (Paranoia became a lifestyle.)


Blaze.

[NLseeker]

A friend and I smoke some bud that was over 5 years old that his dad took from him when he was in high school. We smoked the roaches and the bud and got ripped. Smoke it man.....

[Giro2007]

Blaze it up, once i found a little bud during a massive clean up that must have been there some time and it got me wasted :stoned:

[smok3y]

Smoke it up

:jointsmile:

[cygnustaxt]

we wouldn't have even taken the time to post a thread about it

+1

Yeah for real, toke it up man! Roaches are what I like to call "resinated" That is, the weed already filtered most of the smoke from the joint when you smoked it the first time, so it usually gets me extra-high, compared to just a regular bowl. Might taste kinda gross though, but a real man can get past that, haha.

[trinitybound]

Smoke it

All I smoke is joints so I end up with a lot of roaches. I like to roll them up into another j it gets me blazed.

[cambridgegreentoms]

Hey guys i am new to all this stuff, I smoke joints and cant see how any roaches are going to get you stoned again ? I allways throw them away , Am i missing somthing here ? I mean theres no weed left in them roaches is there ? I look forward to replys :rastasmoke:

[PlainJane]

Old weed can taste a bit harsh and the THC seems a bit degraded (you can expect more couchlocking) but it's usually fine. :jointsmile:

[trinitybound]

I've found that roach weed will send me to outer space. It's what i smoke when regular weed doesn't quite do it.

[Breukelen advocaat]

There's a practice of saving roaches in a jar and smoking them in joints, saving the second generation roaches in a separate jar, then doing the same thing with the third, fourth, fifth, etc. generation of roaches. A guy that used to post here asked his non roach-toking friends send to send them to him in letters, which they did for years. Last we heard he was up to about the seventh or eighth generation of 'em.

[cambridgegreentoms]

Thanks for replys guys :thumbsup: So if i am reading this right ? If i make a new joint i dont use a new roach ? I just put an old one in ? Sorry i really am clueless to this. When i have finished my joint theres bugger all left apart from the roach itself. So how is that going to help the new joint ? :rastasmoke:

[trinitybound]

if there isn't anything left then i see no reason to save it.
Since I have only medical grade top shelf herb I tend to leave some left in the roach. So I save enough of the roaches to roll one using just roach weed taken out of the papers.
Good stuff

[PlainJane]

Thanks for replys guys :thumbsup: So if i am reading this right ? If i make a new joint i dont use a new roach ? I just put an old one in ? Sorry i really am clueless to this. When i have finished my joint theres bugger all left apart from the roach itself. So how is that going to help the new joint ? :rastasmoke:

If there is nothing left but paper I'd bin it.