So I've been an avid pot smoker for probably the past 3 years or so and I'd say that at this current point I'm probably at the peak of my smoking with getting high 3 times a day being a slow day. In addition to this, being in college, I'm somewhat of an alcoholic usually getting drunk 3-4 nights a week.

So, with all personal opinions and everything aside I'd like to bring up my experiences with lucid dreaming. I've done it off and on since I was in high school and recently I've stuck with it more than ever. In my dream journal, I picked back up at the date 10/20/07. I should also inform you that prior to this, I've only had about 3-4 lucid dreams and I always lost lucidity or woke up within the first 5-15 seconds.

So, in these past 17 nights of sleeping I'm going to break down some quick things I've noticed in my dream journal. Of these 17 days I've only had 3 days where I did not remember any dreams the next morning (remember I drink every thursday-saturday night as well as some tuesdays). Out of those 14 nights I remembered dreams, I had 5 different lucid dreams, each one with me gaining more and more control grounding myself and what not.

Now to get to the question I have, if I were to say quit smoking weed for a week what kind of impact would this have on my dreaming? From what I've read, my dreams would be more vivid with more details and I'd remember more dreams but my most recent track record has put up numbers I've never seen before. So I'd like to ask for personal experiences with quitting smoking and how it affected your lucid dreams/dream recall.

If you fit into this criteria, I'd like to ask you how often you remembered/had lucid dreams while you were smoking weed (and how much weed you smoked daily) as how many dreams you remembered/had lucid dreams after you quit?

edit - I'd also like to mention that I've read and searched through most all of the marijuana threads on this board and its hard to gauge responses since half the time I feel people are talking out of their ass and don't know what they are talking about. For that reason I would like to keep the responses to people that absolutely know what they are talking about.