Buy Nepalese Temple Balls
Price range: $215.00 through $1,800.00
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$215.00 per Ounce
Afghani Temple Ball hashish is known for its sticky, resiny, color and texture, its sweet, tangy taste, and its narcotic, dream-inducing high. Super-potent Temple Ball Hashish was available at teahouses inside Afghanistan, and as exported fingers, sticks, hooves, half moons, slabs and bricks that had a wide array of colors, tastes, and profiles. It is now becoming a rare item.
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