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Re: A piece of canna-history: High Times Top 40 - 1977!!!
Posted: Sun 27th Nov 2011 03:40 am
by xXEXCALABERXx
True its a question that can only be debated as theres no definitive answer.
I think that weed available to the mass market is stronger nowadays due to technological advances in grow set ups and good grow techniques easily accessible online. whereas in past it was harder to find good quality bud regularly.
Im sure that grown with todays knowledge and standards they would be as strong. I do feel todays weed would win on taste having sampled various thai weed in thailand it was all strong but not great to smoke compared to a good blue or haze.
Re: A piece of canna-history: High Times Top 40 - 1977!!!
Posted: Sun 27th Nov 2011 10:58 am
by Boner
I think our memories alter our perception of things, when I first started smoking the weed kicked my ass (it was about the time that Super Skunk was first about) and from my memory it was a lot stronger than anything I've smoked since, I think tolerance plays a big part as well, sadly we'll never know what is stronger but the one thing I do think is a lot of hybrids may have high thc and/or cbd but I dont think they're as good as a purer natural strain.
Re: A piece of canna-history: High Times Top 40 - 1977!!!
Posted: Sun 27th Nov 2011 11:43 am
by geekymonkey
Re: A piece of canna-history: High Times Top 40 - 1977!!!
Posted: Sun 27th Nov 2011 12:12 pm
by pengaldinho
Re: A piece of canna-history: High Times Top 40 - 1977!!!
Posted: Sun 27th Nov 2011 11:42 pm
by CannaSir
@pengaldinho - your pics trump mine!

Re: A piece of canna-history: High Times Top 40 - 1977!!!
Posted: Mon 28th Nov 2011 10:22 pm
by GReY
I'm getting on in years myself and have seen the change. During the 60's 70's and even 80's, weed was largely grown outdoors in large fields. Females got pollinated. The weed potency was low. The indoor grow revolution of the 90's changed everything. There has always been high potency sensimilla. Only change is that recently this became the standard not exception. Plus holland and Cali etc provide good environments for horticultural advancement, hence some newer more potent strains.
Re: A piece of canna-history: High Times Top 40 - 1977!!!
Posted: Mon 28th Nov 2011 10:27 pm
by GReY
Btw. I think if we were smoking the average commercial weed of earlier decades it would mainly just give us a headache. I don't know bout all you guys, but I for one can't smoke seeded crap anymore. Tolerance is too high from the high potency buds.
Re: A piece of canna-history: High Times Top 40 - 1977!!!
Posted: Mon 28th Nov 2011 10:43 pm
by stulid
Look at the seeds in that shit.
Also remember guys, no digi cameras back then and photoshop was a way off