sinsemillan.
/sɪnsəˈmɪlə/ A plant belonging to a strain of Cannabis sativa having a particularly high narcotic content; also, the narcotic produced from a plant of this kind. Also attributive.
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1975 High Times Dec. 68/2 Last year a guy bit the dust in Arizona in a PBY—a big-ass World War II Navy amphibian—full of prime Mexican sinsemilla.
1978 Time 12 June 22 Studies show that sinsemillas weed contains five times more tetrahydrocannabinol (pot's narcotic ingredient) than the common Mexican variety.
1980 Daily Tel. 19 Sept. 11/2 This year sinsemilla buds are fetching from $2,200 (£917) to $3,000 (£1,250) a pound.
1982 Newsweek 25 Oct. 60 Sinsemilla retails for up to $250 an ounce these days, and every plant produces up to two pounds of marketable buds.
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