Vaping

[qdavid]

Different strains don't seem to produce different highs when vaping as much they do when smoking. While indica dominant stains produce more of a body, or couch lock, high and sativa dominant strains produce more of a heady, trippy high, vaping seems to produce more of a heady high, to me anyway, from any strain I vape. I think that's because while vaping I'm ingesting more THC and less of the other cannabanoids produced by smoking. While indica dominant strains have been described as better for pain relief, a lot of med users vape. But smoking a bowl might be better for pain.

qdavid Reviewed by qdavid on 05-27-2007. Vaping Different strains don't seem to produce different highs when vaping as much they do when smoking. While indica dominant stains produce more of a body, or couch lock, high and sativa dominant strains produce more of a heady, trippy high, vaping seems to produce more of a heady high, to me anyway, from any strain I vape. I think that's because while vaping I'm ingesting more THC and less of the other cannabanoids produced by smoking. While indica dominant strains have been described as better for Rating: 5

[onequickmove]

interesting; i'll be checking to see other's comments; i'm gonna get a vape soon myself

certainly, different chemicles will have different levels of volatility, perhaps THC vaporizes at a lower temp than CBD or somethin? curious what others say