NEED EXPERT HELP

[Pete Rock]

Hard to tell from the pic but id say high mids to low dank

[GhostFace2K]

well it's supposed to be beasters... i've had beasters twice before and from what i remember this kinda reminds me of bc buds.... :-P

[friendowl]

an apple slice will moisten up that nasty weed you got.
you got jacked my friend.
i could get that for 40 bucks an oz.
i got some mids yesterday and someone thought it was indo.
i sold him a 1/2 oz for 50 bucks when i got the oz for 40.
look up some good buds and compare em to yours.
when you do get some bombay you'll know.you wont even need to ask

[GhostFace2K]

i guess i gotta learn from my mistakes... but like i said... i have smoked it and i got a pretty damn nice high out of it... and the funy thing is it's not dry at all, the nugs are still really moist... but oh well... i'll just sell some 8ths and get my $ back

[friendowl]

yep thats all you can do.
try growing.
so easy so fun so good

[NoosaHeads]

Man you worry too Much..

If you Smoke it and it gets you Bent then who cares what its name is..

[GhostFace2K]

Man you worry too Much..

If you Smoke it and it gets you Bent then who cares what its name is..

you're right noosaheads.... i don't know why i'm so worried about it... i want to try growing, but i can't do it indoors cuz it either hafta be in my dorm or at my house back home and my parents would smell that shit... so the only option is to grow outdoors... and for that New Jersey climate probably isn't the best. However, this summer i'm planning on growing. I heard outdoors isn't exactly the best, but it takes the least amount of care to do so

[homemade]

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