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Your post got me curious so I looked it up. Who in the hell wants to inhale vape out of a ballon??Just watched a video on the Volcano Vaporizer and that seems like too much work.
I’m no expert but liked edibles before. If I knew I got relatively the same effect with delta 8, I’d have been buying it a while ago. I didn’t apply for a med card because PA doesn’t do official edibles I’m dispensaries yet. Now I don’t need to wait for that but should probably still get a card just in case there was ever an issue.Nice. I've honestly never tried that.Went to North Carolina and tried delta 9… the guy told me to eat a 100 mg gummie. It kicked my ass. Took two the next day and almost couldn’t move at a wedding. Gonna take half of one next time.
Today, got some delta 8 in PA. Ate a 50mg, gonna do half that moving forward as well. On the plus side, it really helped with the anxiety side.
Love the volcano, but it's an event. You plan around it. It's amazing to me how you can get two bags out of so little green. Two bags absolutely destroys you too. It's awesome.Your post got me curious so I looked it up. Who in the hell wants to inhale vape out of a ballon??Just watched a video on the Volcano Vaporizer and that seems like too much work.
Flower is hit or miss for me.Anyone ever try Agri Kind products?
I've never had it and I went to a new dispensary yesterday and they had it for $20 and 1/8 of lemon dog cookies. I actually tried Revel MTF for $20 as it was fresher, but the reason it was so cheap is they said the new stores get transfers from other stores until they can get all the products coming in. Put it in a glass jar with a boveda pack, should be good in a couple days. We shall see how it holds up.Flower is hit or miss for me.Anyone ever try Agri Kind products?
Yeah I've never dabbed or anything like thatI avoid concentrates and even bongs. I don't want to get that high anymore.
Yes. Induction heating with a temperature range of 250° to 800° in 5 degree increments.
420° with some FloraCal rosin =
A Trio of men from New York are behind bars after police said they tried to hide 83 pounds of weed behind a dumpster after one of the men called 911.
State troopers out of Bedford responded to a 911 hang-up call at the Marathon gas station on Lincoln Highway in Breezewood Jan. 13.
One of the men, later discovered to be 30-year-old Sauiqi Wang of Flushing, NY, allegedly called 911 and said there were people in his car with marijuana and he wanted them to get out, but they refused.
Upon arrival, troopers said two men, 29-year-old Jiaming Yang and 29-year-old Dehuo Yu, both from Flushing, were seen standing near duffel bags in the parking lot.
The men reportedly gave troopers permission to search the duffel bag and marijuana in vacuum-sealed bags was found.
Troopers reported they then found five trash bags hidden behind a dumpster that contained 83 pounds of marijuana — an estimated street value of more than $300,000.
Yang, the driver, was contacted and agreed to meet with troopers at their barracks in Bedford. After reportedly getting conflicting stories from all three men, a search warrant was approved for Yang’s car.
The search warrant resulted in roughly $120,000 in counterfeit money being found in multiple duffel bags.
A new poll conducted by Franklin and Marshall College showed that 2/3 (63%) of Pa. voters think marijuana should be legalized for recreational use, and state Representatives are working to make that happen.
The survey was based on the results of interviews conducted between Jan. 17 and Jan. 28, and included responses from 1,006 registered Pa. voters, including 450 Democrats, 414 Republicans and 142 Independents.
Over the course of 2023, multiple bills were introduced in the Pennsylvania Senate surrounding the legalization of marijuana for recreational use in the Commonwealth. In July 2023, Senate Bill 846 was introduced by Senator Laughlin. The bill was focused on providing access to cannabis for adults in Pa.
The bill proposed the establishment of the Cannabis Regulatory Control Board, which would monitor enforcement and immunities, laboratory testing, advertising, marketing, packaging, labeling and preparation of cannabis-infused edible and non-edible products.
The legislation would set the minimum marijuana consumption age to 21, would allow police the means to charge people driving under the influence of marijuana and ban marketing directed toward children.
The bill still has yet to be passed in the Pennsylvania Senate. If passed, it would move onto the House before being signed into law.
In November 2023, Democrats on the House Health Committee hosted an informational hearing in Harrisburg on the topic of marijuana legalization. The committee’s chair, Representative Dan Frankel (D-Allegheny) called the hearing “a great starting point” as the Commonwealth looks into legalizing recreational marijuana.
After the hearing, Frankel assured residents of Pennsylvania that there would be further hearings to address the legalization process and that there seems to be bipartisan interest in doing so. Currently, there are no hearings scheduled with the House Health Committee to discuss cannabis legalization.
Frankel said that he is hopeful that marijuana could be legalized by the end of 2024, if not sooner.