#cbd culture

[7dreamco]

Pressure pack pink burst

[kushlifehome]

Sesame Street Cookies 🍪

Nose 100/10 🔥🔥⛽️⛽️

$725 a lb shipped ✈️

[deschedule-cannabis]

[cannanation]

Feast your eyes on this thick & gorgeous award-winning Type 2, Astral Works 💜 Dripping in Myrcene and Terpinolene, she has always been a fan favorite for those times you want to have a deliciously relaxed and focused experience.

[therollingstonerd]

🩵💚H A P P I N E S S J A R💚🩵

[matrixextracts]

Reddit photo from u/amiedysart

[pinkhazehighs]

i would do anything for one of these scooby snacks fr

[moldresistantstrains]

🌱 Seedsman's latest drop of in-house strains features five new autoflowering seed varieties:

Fatso GMO F1 Auto

Garlic Muffin F1 Auto

Cookie Apple OG F1 Auto

Sour Diesel Auto

Pineapple OG Auto

🪴Get all the details here: https://www.seedsman.com/us-en/blog/seedsman-presents-new-autoflowering-strains-2024

[dankdeliverydc]

Strain Information: 3.5 gram gift per donation

Indica Dominant Hybrid - 70% Indica / 30% Sativa THC: 28% - 30%

Guava Cake is a rare indica dominant hybrid strain created as a backcross of the iconic Gold Leaf strain. If you're searching for a delicious flavor and a super lifted indica-heavy high, you've found it with Guava Cake. This tasty bud packs a sweet tropical berry flavor into each and every toke with a lightly herbal exhale. The aroma is earthy and herbal with a touch of sweet fruits and a heavy tropical berry overtone. The Guava Cake high is just as delightful as the flavor, with a super giddy overtone that will have you in the best mood of your life before you fade away into a long and peaceful sleep. You'll feel an influx of happy creative energy at the onset of the high, filling both mind and body with a giddiness that quickly turns giggly and unfocused. Soon, it takes a sedative turn, leaving you drifting away before you know it into a long and peaceful sleep. In combination with its super potent 28-30% average THC level, these effects make Guava Cake the perfect bud for treating experienced patients suffering from conditions such as insomnia, depression, chronic stress, nausea of appetite loss and chronic fatigue. Guava Cake buds have spade-shaped dark forest green nugs with deep amber hairs and a coating of chunky purple-tinted white crystal trichomes and sweet syrupy resin.

[7dreamco]

Superboof

[kushlifehome]

New shoppers can start with $250 test box’s

[deschedule-cannabis]

Change.org/de-schedule

[kansascityrome]

Obama Runtz

[therollingstonerd]

Do you like to smoke at home or outside?

[matrixextracts]

Reddit review from u/ChillTokes Here's my Matrix Extractions vape pen! As you can tell by the photo 😅 but let's talk about it. I'll start off with the pen itself, now it is my first pen. But it seems to work just fine, just need to make sure it's charged up! I noticed when I let it sit for a bit or use a cartridge that's not a Matrix Extractions cartridge I have to inhale for a lil while longer. I'm assuming the pen needs to warm up or something like that as there is no temperature control. Just a basic pen. The two cartridges I got with it were mint! I had Banana OG a very nice uplifting body high & the Girl Scout Cookies I found to be also uplifting but more energizing. Feel free to try some of their stuff out yourself!

[agentem]

Chronic illness is weird. When I die there will probably be a hoard of half-used supplements, lotions and other “wellness” products.

Because every now and again I get my head far enough above water that I am like, “I can’t get sick again, there has to be something that I do.” But I go to the doctor and the doctor is like, “Shrug some patients say fish oil helps.”

So now I have fish oil. And it probably won’t do anything either. I can add it to the probiotics, and protein shakes, and the daily wellness workbook I forget to journal in.

And I am just going to keep doing this—buying shit, trying meditation, reading books, whatever—until I die. Because they will definitely not find a cure or the cause of my autoimmune disease until I am dead. I am certain about that. Probably the day after.

But why do I keep trying things? I am basically making myself the experiment. Hoping I might be the one to stumble on something even though millions of other patients have tried these same things. Why can’t I just accept that this is my lot and appreciate the good days?