wow....insane owes me a new pair of underwear. was that the cola?
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wow....insane owes me a new pair of underwear. was that the cola?
It's the main cola from my best hawaiian sativa plant. Last summer made little outdoor experiment with 10 seeds. The hole plant was about 2 pounds when i cut it down :) My next crops so close & i still got 4-5 pounts from that hawaiian stuff & don't know what to do it! Maybe will sell it hehehe :P
i want weed!
Hmm dunno, e-mail me if you want...
i agree with dopeman, i can eye out bud fairly accurate, regardless of it being dense, fluffy, or whatever....if you cant man maybe you havent been around it long enuf, or aren't into it, but as a enthusaist and ex. dealer, i can sure eye things out...nobody is saying they can eye out a pound to the gram, but for something like a quarter i can get very close....dealing with 1/8's i can get within a 0.1-0.2, plus usually wen you acquire weed whether u grew it or bought it, u realize its fluffy/dense after you smoke it...sorry for the novel :DQuote:
Originally Posted by KING KUSH
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Originally Posted by Krogith
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Originally Posted by thecurious1
K. but on average about how much does a bud weigh?
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Really?
You've got small branch nuggets that can go from .0125 grams all the way up to top colas that can come in at 5 pounds (maybe bigger) So the average between the two is 2.5 pounds. (heh, right...) So the average bud weights 2.5 pounds. (If your reading this, please note its written with sincere sarcasm).
To cover what's already been said, there is no average bud weight, because plants are different, conditions are different, every possible variable all the way down to humidity will effect the size of your buds, so nobody can tell you an average, there is no such thing. You can produce a single cola plant with a 2.5 pound cola, or a bush of the same strain that yeilds 6 pounds total... in both cases the bud size and weight will be different even if it tastes the exact same.
Still using triple beam.
five US quarters is exactly an ounce. I use this to check my 1950s postage scale.