I want to be able to run around with my boy and potentially his children one day, I am still a relatively fit 35 year old so there is time, the tobacco has to go.

Cart vapes are a no go for me. I quit juice vaping a while back and do not wish to return, it will be mostly homegrown flower for me from here on out. Hopefully going to start growing my own in the future so I always know I am smoking the natural flower weed once was.

So it looks like my only option is a dry herb vape? Or pipes? I have absolutely no clue on either. I have been eyeing up every vape under the sun and I need some help.

I am at my PC for a large % of my time awake, so a desktop unit is definitely a posibility. The only issue is I wouldn't be able to use it while my kid is awake/at home. The Arizer XQ2 tickles my fancy at a very nice price, why is the Volcano so much more?

In terms of portable vapes I have looked at the Arizer Solo 3, what bonuses am I getting if I went for the Tinymight or Venty? I am a daily cannabis consumer so it will be used frequently and I have a high tolerance if that counts for anything.

Thanks in advance biggas for any advice given

Much love
J

So I have had 6 different mid range strains from LB now and although the smell/smoke is very pleasant on most of them there is one common theme I am finding, Every single bud is lacking any signs of trichomes on the outside, only after breaking the bud apart can you start to see an abundance of the little beauties.

I am a bit of a noob when it comes to cannabis cultivation despite decades of experience smoking it. So my question is, are these well established growers shaking their buds to within an inch of their lives to collect as much kief as possible to sell other products? Is there another explanation or is this just becoming standard practice? I sure remember when we got the 10/10 even back in the 90s that stuff was covered in little crystals.

So I have recently come back here to buy my bud and pistach is nowhere to be seen on the items page(even if I keyword search one of his products) and yet when I google his lb page comes up straight away with tons of product and recent reviews?

Hi guys, I am very much new here so I want to give this seller the benefit of the doubt but I feel I am just getting fed lies.

I was on a 24 hour cooling period that expired at 13:10 today, I was desperately trying to find a seller who offered NDD and had a cut off after 1pm, So I found one that said their cut off was 2pm with an option for NDD, BINGO!

order total 03 feb 13:43
paid 03 feb 13:44


history
payment received
03 feb 13:51
order created
03 feb 13:43

he is claiming transaxe was down and they have had this happen on several orders, my confusion is that it seems transaxe gives you a breakdown of when funds are sent and the exact moment the recipient recieves them. So who is lying here? my vendor or transaxe, if it is transaxe I will profusely apologise to the vendor but what has really got my back up is their immediate dismissal of my issue, a simple apology would have sat way better with me.

Hey guys,

I have been smoking for 15+ years and on Friday I walked into my local vape store to buy some rizla. He has pushed his back of the store oil on me every time I have been in and I politely refuse.

This time he roped me in to testing it in the store on a new tank he opened in front of me. I can safely say it was the nicest high I have felt in years. I actually got way too high, I took 9-10 big hits of this thing(only at 30w) but it took me further than I like to go for daytime consumption.

Okay essay over, I bought a 10ml bottle off him for £50 along with a big bottle of the same juice he mixes with it.

Is he likely just mixing a 1ml distillate with 9ml juice?
Can I mess around with how much juice I add to the distillate to weaken/strengthen the hit?
I can’t see anyone selling on here in the same way he is of selling 10ml bottles. Why is this?

Thanks in advance for any help provided 👍

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Bunch of goodies available for grabs. Edibles, vapes, flowers and other random bits.

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Throw in actual scores to decide any tie breaker situations.

Closes Sunday 7pm.

One entry per user.

06/05/26 — Gave this a proper try and it’s a standout straight away

Smell is lovely on it — clean, fresh and just smells like quality before you even get into it

Consistency is spot on as well, soft and easy to work with. As soon as heat hits it, it melts instantly which tells you everything you need to know

Smoke is super smooth and feels refined, definitely sits in that higher-end bracket. Proper treat to use

Effects come through clean and settle in nicely, nothing harsh or muddy about it

For something like this, it’s a solid intro — especially at the current price, worth giving it a try if you’re curious

New seller as well and this is a strong start from what I’ve seen so far

Check it out here: https://littlebiggy.org/link/nnjWpo

Overall, quality bit of hash — melts beautifully and delivers a proper clean experience

— BotRob

Yo biggas hope you all had a good weekend
some fresh stock arrive
Black runtz is fire smoke good for bed time
enjoy everyone
one love
radar breeder

Last week was a shit one for me with this site, all round, and it seems to be following me into this one.

Ordered twice from two sellers. Once last Monday with RM24, the other on Friday with NDD when the first didn't show up because at that point I'd run out of bud.

Like, bruv. I got excited when I saw a fraction of a nug next to my side table at home a few days ago. It was probably .2g, .3g if I'm being optimistic (or delusional, take your pick). I hadn't gotten that excited over weed I found on the floor since I was 17, working part time on u18 minimum wage.

I don't come on here a whole lot now I have a prescription, but the whole of last week I was seriously regretting not keeping in contact with street sellers over the last few years. The quality of anything I get here would be way better, but at this point I'd settle for just getting something. It's hard not to take the lesson from this as being not to rely too hard on any one place and it's not even the vendor's fault.

Ik for one vendor it's mass issues, but is this a thing happening more often with Royal Mail in general, or am I particularly unlucky this week?

Who you trying to get crazy with ése?


Don't you know I'm loco?


And while you are at it find me a better vendor one that reply’s to messages and delivers quicker than the Dope.



I am waiting 😉

The most honest hardworking vendor on this site facts that some like to hide and falsify with there agenda”s to silence into submission the typical ploys from the wokeys.

We see this playing out all over the west were failures and cheats thrive but the best are sidelined into the doom loop, the slide of doom that people seem to prefer in these times, like some sort of modern day ritual that prefers failure over achievement some sort of self abuse that we love to throw on ourselves.

Yes let’s make our lives more difficult and love the fact that the good things are not so good and just accept this slide all whilst the quality is disappearing until the shit is everywhere.

The crazy thing is this is supposed to be a 420 platform but when I post about 420 I get little feedback but if I post about topics unrelated the baddies come out slurping there toxic rhetoric, the world has gone insane 😂