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Dry Sift

Just pure trichomes simply separated from the plant. Don't have to smoke as much to get a good buzz, and I don't come down as hard with pure dry sift as with smoking joints all day.
 
I just keep a few of the choice cola's, then cure the rest until it's crispy and sift it all. It seems like it goes farther. You get higher off less product, with less of a down stoned feeling when you smoke a bunch.
 
It's the future. The butane in lighters is bad, when you take a hit, you're inhaling the combustion by-product of butane. They make a little hemp rope and it's coated in beeswax, you light that and use that to light your smoke. 100% natural and safe, and brings out the flavor of bud or whatever you're smoking, it's like it coats your tongue. It's really incredible.
 
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Huge difference. Huge. Doesn't change the flavor, just brings it out exponentially. It's like the smoke is like a blanket on your tongue being pushed into you're tongue. You can feel it in your mouth and it stays there.
 
I can still remember the taste and feeling of the first time I took a hit off beeswax hemp rope, it's like seeing for the first time, and that was this summer and four plants ago.
 
Well that sounds awesome as Fuck..will have to go to my local head shop and see about this blanket of tasty smoke on my tounge...
 
That's the only way I can explain it. It's sick, pretty cheap too. Amazon for just a few bucks. Using Humboldt Hempwick right now. Haven't tried any others yet.
 
I get talking about it and then get carried away sometimes. Just talking to a friend about the simple fact that we're wicked lucky we have this plant, and lucky that humans found it and sampled it and realized what it does. Just like all the other plant and animal species that go extinct, cannabis too could have been overlooked and lost. That's blind luck that this plant exists.
 
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