Hong Kong

[pecosthecat]

Any suggestions for finding decent herb in Hong Kong? There's plenty of hash that's easy to find, but I haven't a clue on where one can find some nice green.

 

[Legaldroman]

There isn't a lot of killer herb in Hong Kong bro. I was there last year and the only thing I saw was Hash. The herb I saw in China was terrible but hey what are you gonna do?

 

[buddymate]

I used to grow in Hong Kong with a couple of mates on Lamma,and I was once arrested for fighting,I was being processed in TST cop shop and on the noticeboard I saw a pic of a decent plantation out in the new territories somewhere,ask the hustlers who hang around in Chungking mansions or make a few contacts on Lamma or Lantau.

 

[pecosthecat]

Thanks for the suggestions. One can easily find hash around Chungking Mansions, but never managed to find any herb. I'll have to give it another shot.

 

[whiterabbit9]

man

i would be scared to ask in china

 

[JBlaze]

I was able to score some decent herb years ago while visiting. This was during British occupation, I would not inquire too hard now. Better to go without than spend any time in jail there especially if you don't speak Cantonese.

 

[Gypsy Nirvana]

Interesting buddymate....I used to have a house on Lamma Island back in the 80's and grew a bit of 'erb in the back garden.... Hash in Hong Kong has always been available since its on the trading path of so many Nepalese, Indians, Pakistani's e.t.c.......and alot of these traders pass thru or live in or around Chung King Mansions on Nathan Road....(Kowloon)

..so the only erb' I ever saw was what I grew myself....

 

[pecosthecat]

I speak Cantonese. I quit smoking about 15 years ago and just recently was thinking it would be nice to find some herb. I've got a stash of Nepali hash, but had the urge for some weed. I'm a bit out of the loop and don't have any mates here that still smoke.

Actually, the laws haven't really changed here since the handover in 1997.

I was able to score some decent herb years ago while visiting. This was during British occupation, I would not inquire too hard now. Better to go without than spend any time in jail there especially if you don't speak Cantonese.