The latest trend among singles seems to be weed dating where one can approach their potential lovers whilst sweating out in the fields of weed.
The weed dating event was recently held at the Rahui Kahika Reserve in Titirangi, west Auckland to encourage potential couples to discover if romance could blossom while pulling weeds from the reserve, Stuff.co.nz reported.
EcoWest designer Chloe Waretini had organized the event with the message "make love, and war on weeds."
The event was organized as part of the annual EcoWest festival, but Waretini said that she was hoping to make weed-dating a regular event amongst singles.
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