No, the leaves are not as strong as the buds.
No, PCP or Phencyclidine is a synthetic dissociative, and was first synthesized in 1926; marijuana are the dried leaves and buds of the plant cannabis sativa.
Marijuana is the dried buds (and leaves too, sometimes) of the Cannabis Sativa plant. From the US, a great amount of the mids (average marijuana) comes from Mexico.
Marijuana in and of itself will not effect the taste buds. However, marijuana can increase your appetite, making food more appealing.
Female plants will produce buds...
during the budding process, you will expierience a lot of loss in leaves. this is normal and necessary for the plants buds to grow to there full potential.
From a drug dealer.
no ppl can taste it.
Yes, marijuana leaves can get you high, but they are not as potent as the flowers or buds of the plant. The leaves contain lower levels of THC, but still have psychoactive properties when ingested or smoked. The flowers of the marijuana plant are typically preferred for their higher THC content.
it is legal and alot more stronger.
I have given a healthy dose of the regular Miracle Grow to my new tomato plants and the leaves and stalks are strong, thick and green, but I have no buds. I have a feeling that all of the nutrients are going to the leaves, but not to the buds/tomatoes.
yes, through various smoking devices.. such as bongs, pipes, joints, blunts, bubblers
No. You don't actually smoke the 'plant'. There are female and male marijuana plants, males simply grow leaves and can pollinate the female, and the female grows the buds, which you (or people) smoke. When the female plant grows the buds (which contain the THC that creates the desired high), they can be picked and smoked immediately. But you don't smoke the actual leaf of a marijuana plant. Hope this helps.