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no. all seeds mean is that the female plant was exposed to the pollen of a male plant at some point. if the grower dosent separate male and female plants, any type of weed could contain seeds.
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Does marijuana lose potency?
NO.
What is the short term mental effects for marijuana?
Euphoria although some people have said it had no effect on them, its potency depends on the strand.
How do you make marijuana lose all of its potency?
By vaporizing it.
Does marijuana slow down the sperm count in a man?
Eating marijuana seeds will NOT lower sperm count. It might in fact boost it as marijuana seeds are the most nutritious seeds in nature. Eating marijuana seeds is extremely good for ones health. Marijuana seeds contain oils, proteins and vitamins and NO THC, which is the narcotic agent in the parts of the plant that are used for euphoric/medical effect.
What form does weed come in?
Marijuana is a plant, so if you were to acquire it, it would be green plant matter with stems and seeds and whatnot. Also, this depends on the strain and potency of what you're buying.
Is smoking marijuana taking away the potency of the amoxicillin?
No, marijuana would no decrease the potency of the antibiotics you are taking. If anything, it would help with the nausea and loss of appetite most often associated with amoxicillin.
Can second hand smoke from marijuana cause munchies?
Depending on the potency of the marijuana and the consistency of the second hand smoke, it is possible though.
What is marijuana seeds used for?
growing marijuana plants
How can you make weed lose all of its potency?
Unless you boil or vaporize it, it won't lose it's potency for years. Recently they discovered a tomb filled with marijuana over 20,000 years old. It still had some potency.
Does marijuana seeds make you steral?
No.
What are marijuana flowering tops?
seeds
Can i germinate marijuana seeds in the dark?
yes, a dark warm place is best for germing most kinds of seeds, including marijuana.
