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Krip vs regs

Yea, it's obvious that you're in Florida lol....

"Krippy" usually means generic, low quality sensimellia that's probably been grown indoors and with little care. All the bud I ever got in florida was wet, uncured, poorly trimmed bags of so-so genetics. That's what we called "krippy" or "krip". the "regs" was just schwag that'd been shipped up from the caribe, and nothing I'd smoke these days. The krippy is always going to be better than the regs, but it's not always going to stand up next to real pot.

What else was in your question?
 
carl said:
Yea, it's obvious that you're in Florida lol....

"Krippy" usually means generic, low quality sensimellia that's probably been grown indoors and with little care. All the bud I ever got in florida was wet, uncured, poorly trimmed bags of so-so genetics. That's what we called "krippy" or "krip". the "regs" was just schwag that'd been shipped up from the caribe, and nothing I'd smoke these days. The krippy is always going to be better than the regs, but it's not always going to stand up next to real pot.

What else was in your question?
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The krip we get here is usually damn good, unless it's of mids quality. Usually it looks sugary due to all the crystals. What do you mean by "real pot"? I'd love to try some of that.
 
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Sega420 said:
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This wasn't meant to be and isn't a troll thread. I had some legit questions and it isn't my fault that you and a few others decided to be wise asses about it. Though now that I have the info I was looking for I don't care if the mods close it.
 
the_integerian said:
The krip we get here is usually damn good, unless it's of mids quality. Usually it looks sugary due to all the crystals. What do you mean by "real pot"? I'd love to try some of that.
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I grew up Florida, so I know what you mean when you say that the crip is usually damn good.... but put some Florida "krippy" next to some genetics from CA or CO or OR or even the upper midwest, and you'll quickly notice how much water weight is left, how much chemicals are left unflushed, and how much crappy weed is passed off as "Krip" because people don't know better. I'm not saying it's bad weed, or that it's impossible to find good pot in Florida. But I am saying that as a rule, the pot in Florida, especially Central Florida, is not up to par with the best pot produced in the nation.

A lot of that bud comes from Cuban organizations that are in it for the money, and with little competition, it's easy to push sub-par meds out the door. It's all grown indoors, mostly hydro, and it's a cash crop. In places like CA and OR, there is much more competition and as a result, quality is the separator....

Believe me, I wish it wasn't that way. I wish Florida got the best of the best, but it just doesn't.
 
Kripppppyyytanngg, mango
I'm from Miami so I know what your talking about .


BLUE LIGHTERS ITS WEED FROM FLORIDA

Kinda like Cali has kush we have krippy . Its good, strong , if grown well its pretty potent, although usually it gets cliped pretty fast .
Kush is still awesome and sold for double the price down here, EXTREMELY hard to find , big time drug dealers smoke kush in Miami. . I love you Cali but I envy you so much! ! great weed and pill
 
johanneschimpo said:
octogenarian - are you in Florida? That's the only place I've ever heard anyone say "krippy." And that guy didn't have any teeth.
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Beat me too it... only people I have ever heard use the word "krip" or "krippies" are Florida kids. I've smoked this "krip" a few times and its always just higher quality stuff. Not Pac Northwest or Upper Midwest quality but still good.

For whatever reason, "roger" is a word we use in my city for herb (You with Roger today?). No idea how it started. It seems like its falling out with the younger crowd because the only people who still use it are like 25 and older. "
 
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