Everyone who consumes weed loves to get a high from it. While getting high from a weed vaporizer should not be an obsession, it certainly brings satisfaction. Being high or not depends on the level of the intoxication. But comfort, smoothness and safety are equally important. There are many things you can do to get higher from weed.
A bit of experimentation is always welcome, although following proven techniques is always advisable. In this blog, we bring you 12 effective ways to get high from weed. Here are the 12 ways and how each one could help you:
- Increase your Dosage: While this might sound like common sense, many people miss out on this easy-sounding way to get higher. If it is your first time, you should certainly not go very high on the dosage. But with experience, you will know what amount of dosage is enough to get high – and add just that little bit to your weed quota.
- Add foods that enhance your high: Yes, many foods enhance your high in different ways. These include sweet potatoes, nuts, broccoli, chocolate and mango. Each has its own set of natural ingredients that mix well with weed for optimum reaction.
- Consume consciously: To get high, you need to have a state of awareness – at least initially. Be conscious while preparing and consuming the weed to start with, and prepare the mix in the right way. Starting consciously can help you achieve the highs you are aiming for.
- Take your time: Take time to inhale weed – especially when new. Those who aren’t used to smoking might find inhaling difficult at the start. Don’t try to inhale the smoke too fast; let it set in slowly for the best results. Pause and hold the hit for a short while before exhaling slowly as well. Try to get in some fresh air in between inhalations.
- Try different types of weed: There are many types of weed, each having a different effect on your system. The quality and strength of the weed matter a lot. Choose from different types of cannabis such as Sativa, Indica and hybrids.
- Experiment with your smoking routine: If you aren’t feeling the high anymore, small changes in the smoking routine can go a long way in enhancing your experience. Try changing the smoking environment or the time of the day. Change your place and interact with new people to get a fresh experience and handy tips.
- Use different methods: If you are just using smoking joints, an upgrade to a vaporizer or bongs might help your experience. While vaporizers warm your cannabis to the desired temperature, bongs effortlessly propel the concentrated smoke into your lungs. The size of the bongs helps and they are easy to make at home. Pipes can also help deliver smoke directly for a better effect.
- Choose a cardiovascular activity to follow up with smoking: After finishing a workout, your body is in a state of motion and releases endorphins. This condition is ideal for getting high when followed up by smoke. If it is hard to hit the gym, just get a good run or walk before you begin smoking weed.
- Try coffee: The caffeine present in coffee also acts as a good catalyst to make you high. Even a marginal amount of caffeine can make you high when combined with the right dosage of weed.
- Use alcohol: Alcohol accelerates the effect of cannabis and adds to the euphoria. It is important to note that an overdose of alcohol (or cannabis) can lead to serious side effects. Everyone responds to alcohol and cannabis differently, so consume alcohol slowly to understand the point at which you start getting high.
- Use a grinder: Grinding your weed makes it more uniform – which helps get a better kick. Grinding helps get a powdery by-product – kief – which has a high amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). This kief can be added to your regular intake to enhance the levels of intoxication.
- Store your weed properly: This is another basic precaution that helps in keeping the weed fresh. The fresher the weed, the better its potency. If stored properly, cannabis can stay fresh for a couple of years. Preferably store weed in a glass container in cool and dark conditions.
A good experience is determined by the quality of the feelings and sensations you experience. A mixed set of emotions is common, but that is a sure-shot sign of getting high. Don’t be too harsh on yourself and take one step at a time.
