Why does my weed smoke like this, vid attached
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kermit2692
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omg im sick of talking to morons about this ofcourse their is metal in your weed their is metal in you!!!! ....its not from excess moisture get off it!!! ive smoked under dryed pot before and it didnt sizzle even if that is the case just one time then oh look its not from being wet!!!!!!!obviously something else is causing this reaction or it would happen alot more often
kermit2692
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pj knows whats up!! i think its some type of chemical reaction...when have any of you lit something, anything, wet on fire and it sparkles?? ya exactly
kermit2692
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found this also they are blaming it on pesticides which makes alot more sense to me than oh its still wet lol ------ Don't smoke "sizzle weed". That is the pesticides burning and cracking.
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Is Your Dispensary Poisoning You?
WARNING: The American Medical Marijuana Association is concerned that some cannabis dispensaries may be selling cannabis that may be contaminated with pesticides.
A recent study done by AMMA suggests that contaminated cannabis is being sold by California dispensaries, possibly on a fairly widespread basis. Two of the most common pesticides being used are Malathion and Avid.
Some may complain that AMMA is overreacting by issuing this warning, but the tragic story of recently deceased Jane Wierick should serve as a sober message to all.
In order to combat this disturbing trend, AMMA is inviting California dispensaries to submit samples of their 'Best Medicine' for testing and evaluation. In the meantime, we suggest patients do three things to protect themselves from contaminated cannabis.
-- look at your herb under a magnifying glass. If you see dead bugs, your herb is probably contaminated with pesticide(s). --Second, look at the color of your ash. Cannabis ash that is black or dark gray may be contaminated and probably is of a grade that should not be consumed. Medical grade cannabis should always leave a white or light gray ash. (make sure your herb is completely dried before toking and judging the ash)
-- listen to how your herb burns. If you hear a popping or crackling sound, it indicates that something has contaminated the herb enough to disrupt the normally quiet burning process.
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Is Your Dispensary Poisoning You?
WARNING: The American Medical Marijuana Association is concerned that some cannabis dispensaries may be selling cannabis that may be contaminated with pesticides.
A recent study done by AMMA suggests that contaminated cannabis is being sold by California dispensaries, possibly on a fairly widespread basis. Two of the most common pesticides being used are Malathion and Avid.
Some may complain that AMMA is overreacting by issuing this warning, but the tragic story of recently deceased Jane Wierick should serve as a sober message to all.
In order to combat this disturbing trend, AMMA is inviting California dispensaries to submit samples of their 'Best Medicine' for testing and evaluation. In the meantime, we suggest patients do three things to protect themselves from contaminated cannabis.
-- look at your herb under a magnifying glass. If you see dead bugs, your herb is probably contaminated with pesticide(s). --Second, look at the color of your ash. Cannabis ash that is black or dark gray may be contaminated and probably is of a grade that should not be consumed. Medical grade cannabis should always leave a white or light gray ash. (make sure your herb is completely dried before toking and judging the ash)
-- listen to how your herb burns. If you hear a popping or crackling sound, it indicates that something has contaminated the herb enough to disrupt the normally quiet burning process.
James87
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Nitrates will sizzle... I was surprised nobody picked up on the sodium nitrate mention. Ammonium Nitrate is a common nitrogen fertilizer, a metal more reactive than ammonia could have been bonded in the plant material to that nitrate ion.. idk. Maybe you're spraying nutes into your flowers? I've never had weed sizzle like that on me, unless I'm playing with black powder.
kermit2692
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thank you at least one more person with a brain of their own...def a possibilty, foliar feeding during flower or pesticides thats what im thinking
TriPurple
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I've flushed & not flushed....... I never get sparkle sizzle....... . Also I've been off butane for awhile........ flint from a lighter can sparkle try "bee wax hemp wick" .......But that shits got something in it ... wear goggles to protect your eyes
TriPurple
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Dirt is a natural filter..... couple days in hydro........ maybe
TriPurple
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Soaked in gun powder?
cowboylogic
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Aluminum? Sure you dont mean Ammonia. If not please share where you saw aluminum in the list of ingredients of MG...
BullwinkleOG
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there isnt any aluminum in my soil or nutrients listed in the ingredients and i think ill keep it that way keep fillin your plants up kermit kiss-ass
cowboylogic
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Of course plants contain metals in many forms. And these many forms are necessary for a plant to grow. Check out the period table of elements, many of you may be surprised how many elements are actually a form of metal.
TriPurple
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The dude smokin' that sparkly stuff probably keeled over by now.Threads pretty old and dead
ChronicObsession
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Necroposting is almost as fun as starting a new thread of "Wahhh, I don't believe in God anymore Wahhh"The dude smokin' that sparkly stuff probably keeled over by now.
GunRunner
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Or hasn't been cured...at all?
powerslide
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Did i say flushing and curing were the same? Please see previous post
The plant is genetically bred to be finished when its done producing it's fruits. Flushing will starve a plant of nutes and cause it to stress and finish early if that is your goal by all means flush.
And thats a big negative the chlorophyl is removed during the dry and cure. Have a good one.
The plant is genetically bred to be finished when its done producing it's fruits. Flushing will starve a plant of nutes and cause it to stress and finish early if that is your goal by all means flush.
And thats a big negative the chlorophyl is removed during the dry and cure. Have a good one.