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Dirtbag said:
Niiiice white ashes.. like little lumps of coal. Smooth, tasty, hits hard behind the eyes but is still a very creative buzz. I do paperwork smoking this stuff, it's that kind of hash.
@Kanzeon how would you describe the flavor and smell of this stuff? You're good with that type of thing. To me, it kinda has the smell of black maynards wine gums candies. Very sweet and almost tropical, anise candy like.
Soo nice.
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Anise, that gets the wheels turning. I was thinking this before, but get lost in all the flavors. Such a beautiful smell/taste. This stuff unfortunately is mixed with alcohol, but I know were there's a ton of anise plants located. Been doing some experimentation with composting things like lavender, rosemary ect.... to help increase terpene/oil profiles.

Anethole aka anise camphor is an unsaturated ether related to lignols, (source materials for biosynthesis of both lignans and lignin) It exist as both cisā€“trans isomer, the trans or E isomer being the most prevelent. It's also obtained from turpentine-like extracts from trees. Fennel would be another way of obtaining it. Looks like it's slightly acidic, but again, this extract contains alcohol, so I'll need find a more suitable form for assimilation.

Anethole also is a promising insecticide. It's also a chemical precursor, and abundant in absinthe.

That wedding crashers there... From seed, or a cut? I had purchased a bit of that awhile back hoping to get my hands on a few seeds, but no dice.
 
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Frankster said:
Anise, that gets the wheels turning. I was thinking this before, but get lost in all the flavors. Such a beautiful smell/taste. This stuff unfortunately is mixed with alcohol, but I know were there's a ton of anise plants located. Been doing some experimentation with composting things like lavender, rosemary ect.... to help increase terpene/oil profiles.

Anethole aka anise camphor is an unsaturated ether related to lignols, (source materials for biosynthesis of both lignans and lignin) It exist as both cisā€“trans isomer, the trans or E isomer being the most prevelent. It's also obtained from turpentine-like extracts from trees. Fennel would be another way of obtaining it. Looks like it's slightly acidic, but again, this extract contains alcohol, so I'll need find a more suitable form for assimilation.

Anethole also is a promising insecticide. It's also a chemical precursor, and abundant in absinthe.

That wedding crashers there... From seed, or a cut? I had purchased a bit of that awhile back hoping to get my hands on a few seeds, but no dice.
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The WC came to me as a cut from the guy who pheno-hunted it from seed. Apparently the whole lot was really nice but this one really stood out.
 
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The WC came to me as a cut from the guy who pheno-hunted it from seed. Apparently the whole lot was really nice but this one really stood out.
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An impressive looking flower for sure. Good to see that it's passing along those huge/dense trichome traits to offspring, it must be a dominate genotype feature of that cultivar. I really do think those are about the longest most dense trichomes I've consistently seen growers replicate, and it's probably a very prolific plant to boot, by looking at the lineage.

Did you actually grow that plant outside?

Would like to get my hands on some, but finding a reliable source is key.
I've seen some stuff out there like a few of the various black strains I've seen, but the wedding cake, really seems to have the frost department covered very well.
 
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Frankster said:
An impressive looking flower for sure. Good to see that it's passing along those huge/dense trichome traits to offspring, it must be a dominate genotype feature of that cultivar. I really do think those are about the longest most dense trichomes I've consistently seen growers replicate, and it's probably a very prolific plant to boot, by looking at the lineage.

Did you actually grow that plant outside?

Would like to get my hands on some, but finding a reliable source is key.
I've seen some stuff out there like a few of the various black strains I've seen, but the wedding cake, really seems to have the frost department covered very well.
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That was indoor grown, and yeah a lot of them were really frosty apparently, this one was just greasier and more tasty. It was selected from a few dozen plants.
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Which beach is this Dirbag? Looks like your possibly in the Marqquette area? Northern Michigan is so very beautiful in the summertime.
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I'm in the gulf coast islands of British Columbia Canada. Never been to Michigan but ive seen pics and it does look beautiful.
 
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That was indoor grown, and yeah a lot of them were really frosty apparently, this one was just greasier and more tasty. It was selected from a few dozen plants.

I'm in the gulf coast islands of British Columbia Canada. Never been to Michigan but ive seen pics and it does look beautiful.
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Ah, I was confusing you with MiMed Dirtbag, my memory isn't the best. Your in Buds, and my neck of the woods almost. I think I remember you telling me this before. I went up to Bellingham (a few Miles from Vancouver, BC earlier this summer to bury a close Salish friend. What a beautiful place, still got some of my casino chips. lol. Cause I plan on going back up there.
 
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Goblinkiller said:
But growing your own is the best. If you are not able to travel the globe to the hotspots and check things out there...
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I don't know what I'd do to fill my time without growing now. The hobby of it is more of a life style , take that away and I'd just be an old stoner with nothing to do. I've been growing bug free for the past year but last night I found spider mites on one plant. Now the fun begins! FK ain't growing your own grand?šŸ˜ƒšŸ˜ƒ
 
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I don't know what I'd do to fill my time without growing now. The hobby of it is more of a life style , take that away and I'd just be an old stoner with nothing to do. I've been growing bug free for the past year but last night I found spider mites on one plant. Now the fun begins! FK ain't growing your own grand?šŸ˜ƒšŸ˜ƒ
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What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. lol

When I was 19 and got out of the military, I had a terrible case of the crabs once. Thought they was going to drive me insane, actually. Fuckers were driving me out of my own house. My first "real" experience with infestations. Eventually, I got wise and stopped rubbing my undersides with dirty bushes. That, and a fine tooth comb was my best friend for a good while...

A few critters here or there were generally tolerable, (just smoke another joint and don't think about it) but when there laying eggs and crawling all over you biting you... It really does make life difficultšŸ˜
 
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I have had a few flies but nothing too serious. The climate in scandinavia is brutal for many insects. I saw a spider in the tent someday, decided i would let him/her live. But if there is any funny business its straight out.

2 days later spider dead.
Have only used fly tape hanging around.
 
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Goblinkiller said:
I have had a few flies but nothing too serious. The climate in scandinavia is brutal for many insects. I saw a spider in the tent someday, decided i would let him/her live. But if there is any funny business its straight out.

2 days later spider dead.
Have only used fly tape hanging around.
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Lucky, in the pacific northwest, British Columbia we have all the damn pests in abundance, and PM everywhere.

BUT! Plenty of cheap hash..lol
 
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Frankster said:
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. lol

When I was 19 and got out of the military, I had a terrible case of the crabs once. Thought they was going to drive me insane, actually. Fuckers were driving me out of my own house. My first "real" experience with infestations. Eventually, I got wise and stopped rubbing my undersides with dirty bushes. That, and a fine tooth comb was my best friend for a good while...

A few critters here or there were generally tolerable, (just smoke another joint and don't think about it) but when there laying eggs and crawling all over you biting you... It really does make life difficultšŸ˜
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Sounds like you got scab mate ? Its a skin parasite. Once you got it its a looot of work to get rid off it. You gotta put clothes and bedclothes in the freezer and shit. That sucks
 
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smokedareefer said:
Do you know the process how their hash is made?
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Unfortunately no.. they are very low key, private folks. I don't even know who the hashmaker is, I just know a guy that knows him.

But I have been told that hash is their only game and they use their entire crops for it. It's all made from premium flower.

If I were to guess based on its texture and lookingat it under a loupe, they use very over ripe plants, and likely use a combination of dry sift and solvent extraction blended.
 
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