bubblegum was bread in Indiana, that is most likely local bud
Yeah, those and the ones marked pretendica
I wonder how hard it is to find the actual good old school type stuff in mexico
Jay sus. It is not hard to define Mexican weed. Mexican brick weed is what it is. Its mass produced bricks that many smokers should know about. Saying its hard to define is just muddying the waters and counter productive to what I want to see in this thread. Of course there is a wide variety of Mexican weed. Id like to see some brick pics and known source location if possible and prices of todays Mexican Bricks. Back when I started smoking this was all that was bought and sold commercially until about 97 in my area. Then the KB/nugs/beaster/kind bud/AAA whatever you want to call it started taking over.
I have lived close to boarder for a long time now...theres all diff grades and a lot of hybridization going on in mexico....yeehaw
Same here and I would tend to agree. Everything from horrible to undeniably excellent comes across the border. However, I have noted two main varieties which saturated my area: long, leafy, brown sativa with an earthy/peppery aroma and clear high (not known for high potency), and chunky, sticky, grass-green clusters with a piney aroma and a very acceptable indica stone. If you know the right people, sometimes some KILLER would show up. Super lime green, fire orange hairs, and so compact it's like a rock. An unforgettable aroma of old school skunky goodness that filled the room. Smoke a couple hits and it would stain your clothes of "hippy pot" so you reeked everywhere you went. A top notch stone-to-the-bone that lasted for hours. It was stuff that was loud in all aspects of its presentation. If I could go back in time I sure as hell would have saved clones.