What is the difference between dro and reggie

It is not low-grade schwag, nor is it top shelf dank. Very dark usually means very potent. Super dark red, green, and purple hues are said to come from Vietnamese landraces such as Vietnamese Black. In the end, top-shelf weed means high-quality, cannabinoid- and terpene-rich cannabis produced without the use of chemical pesticides or fertilizers.

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Can somebody explain the difference between reg and dro? Joined: Mar 14, Messages: Likes Received: Joined: Jul 10, Messages: Likes Received: You might smoke it as a last resort, but only as a last resort. Reggie is generally going to be very dry, and full of seeds and stems. You will also notice when you smoke it that it is even harsher on your lungs than any other type of weed you may have smoked before. There is definitely nothing wrong with some good mid-grade weed.

Mid-grade weed is sure to cure whatever ails you. When we talk about weed quality, there is no topping a nice, dank, beaster. Dank weed is really an advent of the medical and now recreational era. This stuff has been engineered through science to be as dope as possible. Leafly has a great complimentary piece on how to identify low-quality weed and stick to the top shelf. So as we discussed earlier, Reggie is going to be very dry, and very seedy.

Does that mean that you should not smoke it? Other low-quality weed names include: Reggie, schwag, ditch weed, dirt, brick bud, shake, wack, bunk.

Feel is, of course, going to be relative to the individual but for what it is worth, Reggie weed definitely does not have a reputation for delivering a killer buzz. This is definitely one of the more mild weeds on the market but even that said the worst pot is still pot, right? If you are a seasoned stoner a little bit of Reggie might not even really hit your system but if you are just starting out you should still notice a nice relaxing feeling setting in shortly after your smoke.

Reggie has the typical skunky smell that is commonly associated with cannabis, though many also detect a faint sweet component to the odor as well. Mostly you will probably just notice that the smell is extremely strong. If you want to keep your business on the down-low smoking Reggie might not be the best route for you to take.

Taste is another area that Reggie typically falls short. A taste will ultimately be dictated at least in part by the circumstances under which the bud was grown, but in general, Reggie tends to be very harsh, very skunky, with earthy notes that you may or may not care for. This is the stereotypical stoner bud. If you are looking for a nice way to relax at the end of a tough day as you curl up with some Scooby Doo and Cheetos, Reggie might be able to help facilitate that.

If you are looking for a serious medicinal strain, keep on looking. Of course, not everyone wants a super high THC count. Joined: Aug 5, Messages: 26 Likes Received: 2. Joined: Apr 15, Messages: 5, Likes Received: 4, Can you post a pic of the reggie I mean it sounds like it's trash if it costs that much less so if I was you I'd buy as much good weed as you can afford and just mix it in with the reggie to make it last longer and still get high as fuck.

Agree x 4 Like x 1. Joined: Nov 24, Messages: 3, Likes Received: 2, You could concentrate the reggie. Sift it for kief. You can also do a quick wash with proof alcohol or isopropyl alcohol for concentrate. Smoke or eat. Recipes abound on YouTube. Whatever you do don't poison your self, but concentrate that stuff. Like I said check out YouTube. You could also use a lot and make edibles. Good luck whatever you do. Like x 2.