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I have a plan

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Hey guys! I’m new here and I’m looking for brainstorm here about my plan.

I’m long time cannabis smoker, joints lover and DHV user and a semi-beginner with edibles. 15+ years experience with weed generally.

Lately I’m on a tight budget and smoking weed everyday is costly for me so I figure it out that edibles in my country are actually dirt cheap and I think I’ll make a switch from smoking to edibles.

I can buy flowers for as low as 5€ per gram for medium weed to 14€ euro per gram for premium flowers. I vape minimum 0.5g a day but I love to smoke joints and usually I end up using 1-1.5g a day. Very often way more on weekends. (Before I had lil problem and was smoking almost 5g a day which put me in debts).

So I find out that my coffeshop (weed dispo) is selling gummies, 10 of them, 30mg each for 20€ in total so 2€ per 30mg edible. I’m not gonna lie I have a high tolerance from all that smoking and when I tried those edibles for first time they barely do anything (even whole pack which is 300mg thc). But they do look very legit (made from 65% flower resin) and I believe that if I would have low tolerance they would do the job.

So, now I’m considering about stopping smoking completely (save lungs and wallet) and switch to edibles completely but I want to do it everyday. My budget totally will allow me to eat half gummy everyday which would be 1€ a day. And more gummies in weekend.

The question is, how long tolerance break should I make now after smoking a gram a day for edibles to work? I want the low dosage to work for me, like 5-10mg.

Also I don’t think I need to ask but I think switching to cheaper edibles is like no brainer here, right?

I love body high and I like when it last long - edibles does that I guess right?

Also, another question, if I eat edibles everyday, should I plan some t breaks every now and then? Or is there a way to keep my tolerance low so I can get high for 2€ every single time?

And what generally you think about edibles vs smoking? High, consequences etc.

Posted Jul 11, 2026, 9:04 PM UTC

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