Yep, although in my part of the UK we just say weed and if we were presented with soemthing that wasnt skunk would be dissapointed!Ash333 wrote:This is how most of us Brits classify cannabis products in the UK. Skunk is used to mean sensimellia/female no seeds plants. (BUDS)geoffk wrote:Explain please, if ya don't mind: the difference between weed and skunk.aaron wrote:tthink its weed though rather than skunk
weed, as opposed to skunk is usually seeded, and compressed into blocks, much like mexican in the US i believe. We mainly get Thai here, but sometimes Jamaican too. (COMMERCIAL BRICK WEED)
I think that the weed in india is outdoor grown, the males arent seperated hence pollination, so you get a seedy not very strong weed. The hash though...