Weed in Kayseri, Turkey: my experience

Hi, smokers! You probably know that cannabis laws and regulations vary from one county to another, so let’s go deeper and try to understand what is going on with weed in Kayseri. My post covers info about weed laws, regulations, general attitude of locals and cops, hash VS weed availability and pricing, failures and success in searching weed in Kayseri.

So, I just touched down back home from Kayseri a couple of days ago, still got that fresh buzz in my head as I’m sparking up this joint of girl scout cookies strain. Man, Kayseri was lit — couldn't have had a better time without those dank buds keepin' me company.

Where to buy weed in Kayseri

Jason shared his experience on the weed purchase process in Kayseri. As he said - big dealers purchase everything via darknet - there are services or “onion sites” like DrChronic or Bitpharma where they purchase big portions (via Tor browser and crypto) or cooperate with local cannabis growers.

After that they simply resell weed to tourists and locals in Kayseri. In fact you may also go this way, while for tourists this is usually not acceptable - you need to know how do onion sites and Tor browsers work, have corresponding accounts on darknet websites, too long to wait for your package (2 - 7 days), high risks at all steps of this chain, etc etc.

If you are just having a short vacation or a trip to Kayseri - purchasing weed via wholesale darknet websites is not an option. Looking for dealers on the streets and in parks is still something you may do to find some weed in Kayseri, but more and more dealers are shifting to online orders done via messengers and payments in bitcoins instead of cash. This simply protects them from ever being caught by cops. Crypto payments are anonymous and delivery is done to selected location without any personal meetings, so both you and the dealer are secured from any possible consequences.

This was a surprise for me cause I am more old school and just “heard something about crypto”. While now all youngsters (who are usually a target group for cannabis dealers) have crypto wallets so dealers simply follow the trend. I think dealers are losing money anyway because not all clients know crypto, but Jason commented that nowadays if you do not use crypto - you 100% have a friend who uses it, so you may just send him money from card and he does crypto transaction for you. After that I remembered I also have such a friend, so I agreed with Jason.

Weed Laws in Turkey: The Real Deal

Alright, let’s break it down — Turkey ain’t playin' with their weed laws. If you’re thinkin' you can just stroll into a shop and cop some high-THC weed in Kayseri like you do in the Netherlands, nah fam, think again. You won’t find any legit spots sellin' anything with enough THC to get you lifted. You might see some medical stuff, but that CBD ain't gon' do nothin'.

Met this dude Jason in the hotel bar. He’s been around the Kayseri block, knows what’s up with the ganja scene out here. Turns out, while the rules are strict on paper, the cops ain't always on it like that.

What’s the Law Say vs. What’s Really Good?

Officially, anything with more than 1% THC is a no-go in Kayseri. But Jason put me on game — cops in Kayseri are chill about the weed. Unless you’re actin' a fool or got bad luck with the wrong officer, you might just get your stash snatched, have a chat, and be on your way. But yo, don’t push it. Keep it low-key, don’t smoke in public, and if you’re holdin' less than 10g of weed or 5g of hash, you should be straight.

What Do People in Kayseri Think About Weed?

Even though weed is against the rules, a lot of people in Kayseri don’t mind it too much. They just think you should be polite and not smoke it in front of everyone.

When I was in Kayseri, Jason invited me to a small party with some friends. They had some weed and played PS5, and everyone seemed okay with it as long as we were indoors and respectful. How lucky I was😁 Jason told he will be my weed dealer while I am here in Kayseri so I had no issues with great stuff all that time.

Weed in Kayseri: Your Questions Answered

Is high-THC weed illegal in Kayseri?

Yup, you won’t find high-THC bud legally unless it’s medical, but the cops aren’t usually trippin' if you’re packin' less than 10 grams.

What happens if you get caught with weed in Kayseri?

Depends. If you’re lookin' like you’re movin' weight, you could catch some heat. But most tourists with a small stash aren’t bothered much.

Can you still find weed the old-school way in Kayseri?

For sure! While the darknet and encrypted messengers are where it’s at now, you can still hustle around parks or chat up the right taxi driver and might get lucky.

Can I find high quality weed or hash in Kayseri?

Yes, while quality varies from dealer to dealer.

Can I find hash in Kayseri?

Yes, a lot of dealers sell both weed and hash, so hash is also popular and can be found in Kayseri. Not all dealers have it, but it is still rather popular.

What is the price for weed and hash in Kayseri?

Prices vary from dealer to dealer and usually depend on stuff quality and dealer’s greediness 😂From what I saw - super high quality weed may go up to $20 - $25 per 1 gram (while the more you buy - the lower price you get), and high quality hash was around $30 - $35 per 1 gram. Have not purchased low quality weed in Kayseri so do not know the prices, but should be lower.

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