Mixing Strains

[islandtoka]

Is it okay to smoke more than one strain in an evening? For example a sativa as soon as i get home and an indica before i go to bed?

 

[Abiqua]

If you aren't experienced with smoking....I recommend trying as many varieties as you are willing to choose, both thin leaf and thick leaf strains....

obviously the order you have is good rule of thumb...however everyone's biochemistry is unique and different strains will have different effects on different people, this is why I suggest trying out multiple strains....

Hone in one 4-5 you especially like whether it be pain relief, general overall wellbeing, inflamation or sleeping.... and rotate thru them.....

 

[islandtoka]

Thank you so much! You were so helpful. I have three so far that I consider my favorites and a couple others that I'm trying out. Thanks

 

[Hot Diggity Sog]

Thank you so much! You were so helpful. I have three so far that I consider my favorites and a couple others that I'm trying out. Thanks

Which 3 are your current favorites?

 

[Sherylt]

Absolutely! I mix strains all the time. Sativas day use indica night time or i mix em to balance each of them out
Great thing about bud is the ability to play around with them to see what works for you. Everyones different

 

[borbor]

when my friends and I get together we load big "salad" bowls of three or more strains, or big joints or multiple strains. With a high tolerance you don't notice the differences in the highs as much in my opinion, but also, any time I hang out with a couple of certain friends I always go to bed early that night

 

[numberfour]

Highly recommend mixing your strains up, the flavours can be out of this world and the high and stone are always different.
My last crop had 12 different strains, a few of these strains I love to smoke on their own, a few need a little something else but when I mix them that's when the magic happens lol. Usually mix between 2 - 4 strains most days and am always stoned from it.

 

[ltecato]

I think some strains or batches that aren't all that good by themselves can be mixed with the stronger stuff to make the stronger stuff even stronger. It's like there might be some kind of synergistic effect. At least that's my experience.