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Is it smart to mix weeds while smoking??

too larry

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It's usually a tough decision how I start my day, but I've been getting into this whole "entourage effect " thing. I try to put at least 3-4 different cannabinoid sources in my body everyday, including cbd.
I do the same. Like in baseball, I like to hit for the cycle. The four strains I'm smoking this month are Ass Cheese Blues Boggle, Ass Cheese Blues, Too Slo and #5 Random Bud x TPD. Still some Sleepy, Ass Cheese and Ghost Train Haze in the stash box from last month.
 

Renfro

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CBD works synergistically with various cannabinoids to get you high. That's why people get a tolerance to very potent indoor but still get high everytime from outdoor with CBD.
I think CBD actually sorta fills up receptors and thus moderates the THC high. So the more CBD, the less high you can get on the THC.

Two strains that have 25% THC give you a different high? Why? Well it's the entourage effect. The terpene profile is what makes a strain unique. Different terpenes have different medicinal effects. This is why THC distillates all have the same buzz regardless of their source strain, all the other terpenes are removed leaving only the THC. THC and CBD are diterpenes, there are terpenes that we don't smell. There are companies that have analyzed the terpene profiles of different strains and have made products using terpenes from other sources to add to an extract to make it simulate a strain profile, often used in filling the vape pen cartridges.

So more than just CBD have an effect on the high.
 

too larry

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CBD works synergistically with various cannabinoids to get you high. That's why people get a tolerance to very potent indoor but still get high everytime from outdoor with CBD.
My understanding of how CBD works with THC is to lessen the effects of the THC the more CDB there is in a strain. Most drug strains have low CDB, since it has been bred for a long time trying to get the best high possible. Indoor and outdoor would have nothing to do with it. It's in the genes.
 

too larry

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I think CBD actually sorta fills up receptors and thus moderates the THC high. So the more CBD, the less high you can get on the THC.

Two strains that have 25% THC give you a different high? Why? Well it's the entourage effect. The terpene profile is what makes a strain unique. Different terpenes have different medicinal effects. This is why THC distillates all have the same buzz regardless of their source strain, all the other terpenes are removed leaving only the THC. THC and CBD are diterpenes, there are terpenes that we don't smell. There are companies that have analyzed the terpene profiles of different strains and have made products using terpenes from other sources to add to an extract to make it simulate a strain profile, often used in filling the vape pen cartridges.

So more than just CBD have an effect on the high.
I just saw a video on this recently. Can't remember who it was now.
 

macsnax

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I do the same. Like in baseball, I like to hit for the cycle. The four strains I'm smoking this month are Ass Cheese Blues Boggle, Ass Cheese Blues, Too Slo and #5 Random Bud x TPD. Still some Sleepy, Ass Cheese and Ghost Train Haze in the stash box from last month.
I'm getting into this whole health kick lately, but I swear I feel better, healthier, more energy since I started focus on the entourage effect thing.
 

macsnax

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I think CBD actually sorta fills up receptors and thus moderates the THC high. So the more CBD, the less high you can get on the THC.

Two strains that have 25% THC give you a different high? Why? Well it's the entourage effect. The terpene profile is what makes a strain unique. Different terpenes have different medicinal effects. This is why THC distillates all have the same buzz regardless of their source strain, all the other terpenes are removed leaving only the THC. THC and CBD are diterpenes, there are terpenes that we don't smell. There are companies that have analyzed the terpene profiles of different strains and have made products using terpenes from other sources to add to an extract to make it simulate a strain profile, often used in filling the vape pen cartridges.

So more than just CBD have an effect on the high.
Ya if anything cbd causes me to consume more thc to get where I want to be.
 

turbobuzz

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I know longer smoke, just grow for my wife, but if mixing weed was bad, I'd of never lived through my 20's. You smoked what you could when you could all day every day. Nobody had the same weed, and we shared all the time. I don't know if it messed up the high because I was to high to tell.
 

PURPLEB3RRYKUSH

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My understanding of how CBD works with THC is to lessen the effects of the THC the more CDB there is in a strain. Most drug strains have low CDB, since it has been bred for a long time trying to get the best high possible. Indoor and outdoor would have nothing to do with it. It's in the genes.
Smoke CBD b4 THC to get the most blasted
 
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