you brought the weed IN singapore or TO singapore?
hmm 1kg of weed would fill the rectum quite a bit
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Growing up in Northern California, We had some good buds. Purple haired sence, indica. Stuff so sticky you coulnt roll it; just keep sticking to your fingers, and what you did roll went out after one hit. Had some friends who went to University in Humbolt. Guys who were on the university decade plan. The growers would come to the university and get biology majors and botony major to work on the weed farms. Can you imagine what career day looked like? Marine corp recrruiters trying to make men out of you, and some dude with shades on and flip flops whispering "Dude, can I talk to you for a minute?"
I lived in Humboldt for 7 years. Pretty much paid for my vacations to SEA by growing pot at my buddy's dairy in Loletta. I spend last week back there fishing and hanging out. It is a pretty cool corner of the world if it just wasn't for all that damn fog. But it does have some damn fine micro breweries.kimcheemonster wrote:Growing up in Northern California, We had some good buds. Purple haired sence, indica. Stuff so sticky you coulnt roll it; just keep sticking to your fingers, and what you did roll went out after one hit. Had some friends who went to University in Humbolt. Guys who were on the university decade plan. The growers would come to the university and get biology majors and botony major to work on the weed farms. Can you imagine what career day looked like? Marine corp recrruiters trying to make men out of you, and some dude with shades on and flip flops whispering "Dude, can I talk to you for a minute?"
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I think so but that time was a long time ago. To tell you the truth I know a lot more about brewing beer than growing pot. We used to smoke it once a year to see if it was any good. Like we really had any idea. It was a lot of fun though. My favorite time of year was bud trimming. Lots of good friends and micro brew.koastal wrote:Isn't Humboldt the home of Sinsemilla and where that strain began ?
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Yes but it is done by getting rid of the male plants. Most of the seedless bud grown in the States today is from clones. Like I said it has been a long time( mid 90's) and I forget all the lingo. But there were many strains developed in Humboldt over the years.organic oasis wrote:
Sinsemilla, is not a strain. It's a spanish word for seedless. sin= without, semilla= seed
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I would be very reluctant to use pot in these times, and for reasons most contemporary users would poo-poo.
Those reasons basically stem (p.t.p.) from two understandings, one to do with the plant and the other to do with people.
Connoiseurs say skunk is the best and that breeding of selected cultivars has produced a chemical which is more potent etc etc, but to me, these are all material observations which arise from seeing the plant as ‘product.’ It needs wind? Supply a fan. It needs sunlight? Supply I.R. and U.V. lights. But is sunlight composed of only these 2 elements?
The solar radiation which enters our atmosphere contains many other elements including some as yet unrecognized.
In research best represented in the book ‘The Secret Life of Plants’, experiments indicated that plants have abilities which could be described as extra-sensory. They are positively and negatively affected by the emotions of humans, music etc. Now if that research can be accepted, and you also accept that there is heirachy and diversity among species, then the question arises, how much more “extra-sensory” is a plant whose most esteemed power is to affect the mind of man?
If it is grown in an artificial, domestic environment – it will absorb those environmental influences into its genes. I think the current equivalent scientific field of research is called ‘epigenetics.’ I’m sure that western science will eventually prove what the east discovered in ancient times i.e. that the world is composed of a network of subtle vibrations. Well, western science already understands this to a certain depth, i.e. there is no matter, only energy.
If you then move from ‘product’ to ‘consumer’ it is staggering how many people are actually using cannabis on a regular basis. The active chemical is classed as ‘psycho-active’ or ‘psychedelic’ for good reason – user’s psyches will become activated. What is the nature of these 21st century psyches which are being activated? The majority of them, I’d assume would be reflective of 21st century life. What is the reflection of 21st century life? Isn’t T.V. content reflective? If it wasn’t, then it would not be popular. What is that content? From what I see it’s: naked lust and ambition, greed, fear-mongering, gossip, and crime investigations.
Boost up psyches that have fed on this fodder with THC and that crank shit and what you have is a powerfully warped contribution to the noosphere; a contribution that is well represented. The psychic forces generated from it are very powerful and they are no longer 60’s era love, peace, and ‘back to the garden’ variety. Tune your brain with the same chemical that attuned the brains of all those other transmitters and chances are good sooner or later you will tune into the same frequency channel and start receiving radio ga-ga. (no offence to the poster of the same name)
Don’t get me wrong though, I believe that the plant is sacred, and the fact that the home of Indica is India where it was widely used was no obstruction to the people discovering the deepest insights of Ayurveda and Yoga etc. It is quite possible it was even an intuitive stepping stone (p.t.p.) But those were certainly different times and different people.
I’d sooner lay low in an opium den where it’s safer.
Those reasons basically stem (p.t.p.) from two understandings, one to do with the plant and the other to do with people.
Connoiseurs say skunk is the best and that breeding of selected cultivars has produced a chemical which is more potent etc etc, but to me, these are all material observations which arise from seeing the plant as ‘product.’ It needs wind? Supply a fan. It needs sunlight? Supply I.R. and U.V. lights. But is sunlight composed of only these 2 elements?
The solar radiation which enters our atmosphere contains many other elements including some as yet unrecognized.
In research best represented in the book ‘The Secret Life of Plants’, experiments indicated that plants have abilities which could be described as extra-sensory. They are positively and negatively affected by the emotions of humans, music etc. Now if that research can be accepted, and you also accept that there is heirachy and diversity among species, then the question arises, how much more “extra-sensory” is a plant whose most esteemed power is to affect the mind of man?
If it is grown in an artificial, domestic environment – it will absorb those environmental influences into its genes. I think the current equivalent scientific field of research is called ‘epigenetics.’ I’m sure that western science will eventually prove what the east discovered in ancient times i.e. that the world is composed of a network of subtle vibrations. Well, western science already understands this to a certain depth, i.e. there is no matter, only energy.
If you then move from ‘product’ to ‘consumer’ it is staggering how many people are actually using cannabis on a regular basis. The active chemical is classed as ‘psycho-active’ or ‘psychedelic’ for good reason – user’s psyches will become activated. What is the nature of these 21st century psyches which are being activated? The majority of them, I’d assume would be reflective of 21st century life. What is the reflection of 21st century life? Isn’t T.V. content reflective? If it wasn’t, then it would not be popular. What is that content? From what I see it’s: naked lust and ambition, greed, fear-mongering, gossip, and crime investigations.
Boost up psyches that have fed on this fodder with THC and that crank shit and what you have is a powerfully warped contribution to the noosphere; a contribution that is well represented. The psychic forces generated from it are very powerful and they are no longer 60’s era love, peace, and ‘back to the garden’ variety. Tune your brain with the same chemical that attuned the brains of all those other transmitters and chances are good sooner or later you will tune into the same frequency channel and start receiving radio ga-ga. (no offence to the poster of the same name)
Don’t get me wrong though, I believe that the plant is sacred, and the fact that the home of Indica is India where it was widely used was no obstruction to the people discovering the deepest insights of Ayurveda and Yoga etc. It is quite possible it was even an intuitive stepping stone (p.t.p.) But those were certainly different times and different people.
I’d sooner lay low in an opium den where it’s safer.
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I dunno, having grown many times myself, both indoor and out, I understand what you say about plants having as-yet-unknown qualities, and such. That said, plants that are grown indoor, in fact, are often loved as much as pets. Most growers that grow indoor for personal use even name each plant, know each plants' tendencies, know which plant likes more potassium, which one desires more water, or which needs to be trimmed to grow better. So in general, indoor plants are loved (excepting the big production-level indoor grow-ops of course, but even then, the growers tend to really love their plants). While I grew, I am sure I talked to my plants more than to my dog.Heinrich manoeuvre wrote:I would be very reluctant to use pot in these times, and for reasons most contemporary users would poo-poo.
Those reasons basically stem (p.t.p.) from two understandings, one to do with the plant and the other to do with people.
Connoiseurs say skunk is the best and that breeding of selected cultivars has produced a chemical which is more potent etc etc, but to me, these are all material observations which arise from seeing the plant as ‘product.’ It needs wind? Supply a fan. It needs sunlight? Supply I.R. and U.V. lights. But is sunlight composed of only these 2 elements?
The solar radiation which enters our atmosphere contains many other elements including some as yet unrecognized.
In research best represented in the book ‘The Secret Life of Plants’, experiments indicated that plants have abilities which could be described as extra-sensory. They are positively and negatively affected by the emotions of humans, music etc. Now if that research can be accepted, and you also accept that there is heirachy and diversity among species, then the question arises, how much more “extra-sensory” is a plant whose most esteemed power is to affect the mind of man?
If it is grown in an artificial, domestic environment – it will absorb those environmental influences into its genes. I think the current equivalent scientific field of research is called ‘epigenetics.’ I’m sure that western science will eventually prove what the east discovered in ancient times i.e. that the world is composed of a network of subtle vibrations. Well, western science already understands this to a certain depth, i.e. there is no matter, only energy.
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I will admit though, that the best plants are outdoor plants, but the best outddor grows I've had were from seeds that have been created by the best growers from Holland and Canada, likely indoors or greenhoused.
In all, the strongest dope I ever smoked was grown indoors, yet the best "high" I ever had was from outdoor grown, most likely attributable to growing environment that you allude to, I'll call the X factor. The sun promotes a blissfull smooth high, while indoor plants grow strong and powerful (cuz I think that's what the plants think the growers want from them, to get good and strong).
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First of all I will agree with what you are saying, that without the natural elements, of course it will not be the same. What we are talking about here is not life sustaining ie. food. It's a substance in which humans want to use to change, even in a slight way, their perception of reality. We can include all drugs in this catagory, and when I say drugs, of course I include alcohol(the most potent). People use drugs to change their mood, perception, etc. It seems we have done this since the begining of time. Then could we go even further and say the intoxication from alcohol, people get now is differant than the intoxication people got before, because the grain plants were grown organically and not from chemical fertilizers?Heinrich manoeuvre wrote:.
Connoiseurs say skunk is the best and that breeding of selected cultivars has produced a chemical which is more potent etc etc, but to me, these are all material observations which arise from seeing the plant as ‘product.’ It needs wind? Supply a fan. It needs sunlight? Supply I.R. and U.V. lights. But is sunlight composed of only these 2 elements?
The solar radiation which enters our atmosphere contains many other elements including some as yet unrecognized.
Heiny, if you are talking about the free love hippies of the 60's using said substance, I think most of it was grown in Mexico, hmm, wasn't it a product for someone to import and make a profit out of? All drugs are products. All mind altering substances are products. Unles you are the grower/user.material observations which arise from seeing the plant as ‘product.’
You can even go back farther in contemporary time to discuss people using pot. One that comes to mind is Bing Crosby. An avid pot smoker who wanted the substance legalized. Then again the pot these people were using were grown from poor peasant farmers in Mexico. How would this equate to the users stand point? What kind of good energy do you think was at that poor peasants farm, who grew this pot?In research best represented in the book ‘The Secret Life of Plants’, experiments indicated that plants have abilities which could be described as extra-sensory. They are positively and negatively affected by the emotions of humans, music etc
The majority of marijuana consumed in this country is still Mexican.If it is grown in an artificial, domestic environment – it will absorb those environmental influences into its genes.
If you are talking about the sixties and early seventies, these people who you are talking about were in the very small minority. This same time produced the people in power in our country now! "W" the Pres., Bill Kristol, Fox news folks, Bill Bennet, etc..no longer 60’s era love, peace, and ‘back to the garden’ variety.
These same, so called, free love hippies are the SUV driving, WallMart shopping, War supporting, aging baby boomers, mass consumers of today.
Where do you think this opium is grown? They say about 80 to 90% is grown in Afghanistan. What kind of vibes do you think these plants are soaking in?I’d sooner lay low in an opium den where it’s safer.
Heiny, I would love to open a thread concerning the things your talking about from the stand point of food, and the health of the planet. Food grown from healthy living soil versus dead soil, chemical agri business food, but not in this thread.
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I'm in BC right now actually on vacation and BC bud is indeed primo stuff. It is not like Amsterdam where you can just walk into a hash bar and order Nepali temple ball hash but if you have a stoner friend living here it is easy enough. Unless you act like a moron (complete lack of discretion AND act like an arsehole) the cops will leave you alone. Nowadays, I like Shasta just prefer a good beer but once in a while it can be very nice. BC is also such a nice place to be in summer time. Rock n' roll is also very alive and kicking here (which is nice to see).
PS: I'm not sure if this is the right thread (must be the short term memory going ) but I have to agree with Bubble T about the guy who was asking where to get good bud in PP. Better to get to know some of the local expats if you want to be assured of quality.
PS: I'm not sure if this is the right thread (must be the short term memory going ) but I have to agree with Bubble T about the guy who was asking where to get good bud in PP. Better to get to know some of the local expats if you want to be assured of quality.