Alaska purple is my newest. I take in strays. GSC, Girl Scout Cookie is my staple. Yeah, the Indicas do take longer. I figure 70 days at least. 80 is likely best.
GSC is a hybrid between OG Kush and Durban Poison? I first smoked Durban Poison at a wedding ceremony deep in the Drakensberg mountains in Lesotho. Deep means more than one day to hike out. We ended up being guests of honour. Between the millet beer and the Durban Poison, it was a crazy night with lots of dancing to kerosene lamps. Good memories.
Actually Sativas take longer to bloom than Indicas as a general rule. All the hybrids take longer than straight Indicas in my experience.
Also have grown and have on hand Master Kush and Lyndsey OG. I sometimes mix some in with the Pink OG (Pink Kush).
OG = Ocean Grown as the hybrid strain was developed in California. It is full spectrum but relatively bright compared to many Indicas and other Indica-dominated hybrids. The strain is also known as Pink Kush and Sedamen. Takes a while to bloom, 10 to 11 weeks. I forced the plant in the garden to bloom earlier by placing a black tarp structure over it made wth 1X2s and doubled black plastic bags. Strong. A small toke is enough.
Alaska purple is my newest. I take in strays. GSC, Girl Scout Cookie is my staple. Yeah, the Indicas do take longer. I figure 70 days at least. 80 is likely best.
Yep. That is why it is good to have a variety on hand.
I call the Indica stupid stuff. Sativa is good for a wake and bake so that you still feel like doing something later on in the day, if you're so inclined, maybe, possibly ...
Then there are the hybrids.... My current favourite is Pink OG.
OG = Ocean Grown as the hybrid strain was developed in California. It is full spectrum but relatively bright compared to many Indicas and other Indica-dominated hybrids. The strain is also known as Pink Kush and Sedamen. Takes a while to bloom, 10 to 11 weeks. I forced the plant in the garden to bloom earlier by placing a black tarp structure over it made wth 1X2s and doubled black plastic bags.
Any thoughts on the choice between dairy butter and coconut butter for making cannabis edibles?
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I've used dairy butter and canola oil. I prefer the oil for the ease of doing it. Butter is harder to do and requires a cooling off process to harden it so that you can remove it from the detritus that sits underneath after separation. IIRC, water became part of the process so that the mix would remain in the water and the butter would separate and float on top. We use it for making brownies. Or you can just slurp down a spoonful or two. Years ago, when I was going through my chemo, a former member here sent me some that was insanely potent. He would just have a spoonful whenever he felt like it. Made the whole thing really simple, since the edible buzz is different from smoking.
In the past, all the schmeg we had sitting around would go into the pot. Now that we have become more organized, we're going to try single strains and see how that works. I have six varieties to work with now and we have identified the different properties of some of them for specific purposes. Indica is definitely good for pain, got two types and then then we have what is supposed to be strawberry diesel which actually helps breathing. Some of you may or may not know that one of the pre refer madness medicinal uses was for asthma. A doobie was call an asthma cigarette.
Indica: In da Couch Sativa: "Wow, Mowing is AWESOME!"
Yep. That is why it is good to have a variety on hand.
I call the Indica stupid stuff. Sativa is good for a wake and bake so that you still feel like doing something later on in the day, if you're so inclined, maybe, possibly ...
Texas is not quite up to legalizing the 'devil weed,' but Hemp infused Delta-8 and HHC-infused flower is blowing off the shelves. Vapes are up to Delta 11.
Local Head shops are selling 300 mg grams of edibles per and can't keep Cannagars in stock.
Texas is not quite up to legalizing the 'devil weed,' but Hemp infused Delta-8 and HHC-infused flower is blowing off the shelves. Vapes are up to Delta 11.
Local Head shops are selling 300 mg grams of edibles per and can't keep Cannagars in stock.
Keef shares your concern over the high demand for Cannagars.
No mention of physical activity/exercise...... (again).
Otherwise, it will be interesting to watch the epidemiology of cannabis evolve over the next few decades.
Texas is not quite up to legalizing the 'devil weed,' but Hemp infused Delta-8 and HHC-infused flower is blowing off the shelves. Vapes are up to Delta 11.
Local Head shops are selling 300 mg grams of edibles per and can't keep Cannagars in stock.