Question about vaporizers..

[ShrmHuntr]

It seems that cured bud does work best. I've tried adding moisture, thinking it would help, and it seemed to ruin the herb. On the other hand, if its so dry it turns to powder as you try to break it up, it might be too dry for the most pleasant vapour, but will still work much better than if you attempt to rehydrate it.

At least thats my experience with the AroMed.

ShrmHuntr Reviewed by ShrmHuntr on 09-12-2006. Question about vaporizers.. Hey, I've heard that semi-moist weed is best to use in vaporizers when compared to dry weed. So this got me thinking. Theoretically, could you vape uncured buds, since you technically wouldn't be burning them? The taste probably wouldn't be all that great, but I imagine it wouldn't be anywhere near as harsh as trying to smoke uncured bud. Has anyone tried this? Or can anyone think of a reason why it wouldn't work? Thanks. :) Rating: 5

[Delta9 UK]

It seems that cured bud does work best. I've tried adding moisture, thinking it would help, and it seemed to ruin the herb. On the other hand, if its so dry it turns to powder as you try to break it up, it might be too dry for the most pleasant vapour, but will still work much better than if you attempt to rehydrate it.

At least thats my experience with the AroMed.

Word :rasta:

sorry for thread hijack

[Storm Crow]

I have a little Vapor Brother's GNES and occationally I do taste/potency tests on my budding weed. It helps me pick which plants to take clones from. I can get quite high from my wet bud- it tastes "green" for the first couple of hits, but then I can taste the bud and judge its potency. Dry definately tastes better.

[brains]

i have a dominzier.. you know.. the little glass hand vape that you use with a candel or a heat gun. works like friggin magic :stoned: