That looks like the sort of weed that makes you groggy and lazy. I don't like that kind except for help getting to sleep.
Here's some weed for people who also have a life they feel like living:
What the fuck is that stuff?
LOL, I'm old and haven't smoked since the late '70s. Nothing back then even looked remotely like that. WTF is all the white stuff?
Not very often. The abundance of good enough outdoor schwag makes the good stuff a poor financial decision in my geographical location.
1OZ of 3% = 60 dollars here
1 Oz of 9% = 400 dollars
Even some crazy awesome 15% THC weed would have to cost no more than 300 dollars to make it the right choice and we're not yet talking about waste factor.
A popular -- and potent -- one back then (in this area) was Columbian "Red Tip." It was $35 per ounce. I'm always comparing gold/silver to other assets/commodities and am amazed at how little it changes.
-- A thousand years ago you could buy a horse for 2 ounces of gold, that is roughly still true today.
-- A hundred years ago you could buy a nice tailored suit for an ounce of gold; still true today.
-- While both are very volatile, and change rapidly depending on money printing, wars, etc. the ratio between crude oil and gold tends to be parallel.
-- Forty years ago you could buy about 10 gallons of gas with an ounce of silver. Still true.
-- And now we get to pot. Before silver spiked in '79, it was around $5 per ounce. Seven ounces ($35) would buy you an ounce of some nice Colombian.
So today, with silver at $40 per ounce, seven or eight ounces would still buy you an ounce of some nice pot.
"There is nothing new under the sun." (except for the value of the dollar)