Clarification PLEASE! Just take a look and see if you have any input!

[telurbfisedthnx]

Hey everyone... I'm from the northshore of MA and I took a trip to Tampa, FL recently and met some people who claimed to have dro, but have never heard of headies or KBs. It wasnt really that good of bud (decent high, but got munchies and eventually it made me pass out) compared to the nug i can get at home, which ranges from crappy regs to dank headies. The bud didnt have any seeds though and was pretty fluffy i guess... idk. Then the kid who seemed to know the most about it said that they have names for dro - like Ak-47, white widow, and Nothern lights.... some of my favorite headies from back home. Are headies and Dro the same seed just grown differently? I also met someone who thought that headies it just the head nugget on a plant... which i think is incorrect. Headies is in reference to the potency of the strand, right?

telurbfisedthnx Reviewed by telurbfisedthnx on 12-26-2009. Clarification PLEASE! Just take a look and see if you have any input! Hey everyone... I'm from the northshore of MA and I took a trip to Tampa, FL recently and met some people who claimed to have dro, but have never heard of headies or KBs. It wasnt really that good of bud (decent high, but got munchies and eventually it made me pass out) compared to the nug i can get at home, which ranges from crappy regs to dank headies. The bud didnt have any seeds though and was pretty fluffy i guess... idk. Then the kid who seemed to know the most about it said that they Rating: 5

[dennisjill]

My understanding is the "`dro" is short for hydo(ponics), how it's grown. A lot of growers use bag seed, so they don't really know the genetics of what they are growing. IMO
Dennis from Montana

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I actually lived near Tampa for some time. Dro is just the name that is given to all varieties of seedless weed. Most of the locals don't even know the difference between hydroponic grass and organic. So, they just say "I got this FIRE dro brrrrooooo."