In KY you would be protecting your property, due to our kick-ass "Castle-doctrine" which recognizes the land surrounding your home as your castle. On the other hand, they'd turn around and sentence you for the weed like you murdered somebody, with some of the most archaic marijuana laws in the world. Think about that for a minute.
Its to protect mon, not marijuana.
Time to get your all black gear on, and hide out in the dark. This is predator vs pray time now, just hope it aint the feds.
I don't think the Feds would run away like that.
this is the later pheno of our money makah strain its still has nice buds just a later pheno the jamaciam lambsbread pheno is great but i like this pheno also
I would have popped off a warning shot, which is the very reason I no longer own firearms.
did someone say resin ????lol...
This is a good example of why I use rubber gloves. It will take forever to get that cleaned off & the smell to go away. With gloves i can have clean hands in seconds, if the phone rings or someone comes to the door........I'll never look like that again.......I'll bring a box of gloves to the BBQ getaway, what we don't use handling food, you can take home lol...........
Quick question, would you grow Malawi gold again, or opt for a different sativa dom?.Charras! It is a pain to have sticky hands but we all need to do it once just to have those memories and, if we are lucky, those pictures
I have switched to nitrile gloves and I have found that they fit my giant hands better than latex and my hands don't sweat.
I still have the Malawi beans here from Sannie, so had to ask. I noticed that the native farmers in Malawi actually cure using banana peels...then they bury it.I have many more I would like to try. I had over ten Malawi crosses growing this year but I culled them all except 1 and it turned out male so it is gone too. I did end up with a Malawi by accident though. Apparently I stuck a tip from topping in a container outside and it is going strong:
The Malawi ice water hash I made last year smells just like chocolate. It effects are very speedy for the first half hour and then it settles in to a happy buzz. As you can see it is on a whole different flowering schedule than the hybrids. So that is a concern. I really want to try some Thai and Panama IBL Landrace strains also. I have some Swazi that was gifted to me from a RIU grower.
The Paki Punch is a strain I am growing in search of the original Hindu Kush strain. The seed thread in my signature has a link to a Kush strain that is three generations old and the seeds do look like the Kush seeds I had in the early '80s.
I am continuing with the Mulanje to see what it is like. I have had mixed reviews from last year while the Malawi was very popular.
I can't wait to see how the MuMoBG finishes. It is such a different structure from the Malawi and Mulanje. It was also light deprived back in July to try and trigger flowering. Unlike the Mulanje that revegged when I stopped the light dep, the MuMo kept flowering. So I have high hopes for the MuMo reaching the end before the weather turns. It is 90 degrees today with 0% humidity outside. My drying room feels so good with the perfect temp and humidity
All of the plants outside are looking great - there was no dew this morning
I will get some pictures of the sparkle. It is like they have increased resin production to deal with the heat!
I hope I answered your question
Cheers,
Mo
, but sounds like banana peels would make for a good cure.
acetone is: flammable, has toxic fumes, & is poison!.......rubber gloves?....not so much.....
