🪷Baba’s 2024 Garden🪷

[Baba Karuna]

The days are still warm and the nights cold but well nice freezing and the longer flower expressions of Peruvian are still going strong. The skies are mostly clear so I am allowing the trichomes to ripen to my satisfaction the smells are heavenly with notes of vanilla sweetness and light plastic astringency

🪷Om Śantirastu🪷

 

[gedLang]

What month do you usually have to harvest?

What autos are you working with/developing?

I have always been interested in the super autos since I saw “Stitch” release some but I never took the plunge as the ones I found online were feminized and I prefer to work solely with regular seeds. The semi auto traits of the Egyptian Sinai have been highly beneficial for crossing with Pure Sativas and I am in pursuit of isolating the earliest version of the Sinai. Have you grown any before?

Those teas sound lovely And those mullein look huge have you made tinctures with it?
I need to get into the Spagyrics, they are so interesting. The first time I encountered that type of tincture was in Peru where this older Italian gentleman had produced a Spagyric Huachuma Tincture that was basically liquid mescaline

Intention sets the tone, my teachers made it clear that ingesting anything with intention can bring intense power and transformation. I’m sure you know what I’m talking about

Perfect I will collect some seeds for you. You deserve to have a nice Tulsi plant. The tea it produces is delightful, especially when mixed with mint and or lemon balm.

🪷Om Śivamastu🪷

I also grow Mullein, Tulsi, Nettles, lemon balm, etc. Have you two ever grown Klip Dagga? I grew some last season and really enjoyed them. The flowers attract ants, bees, and even humming birds. They have a light psychoactivity that feels similar to cannabis and are used in traditional medicine in several cultures.

 

[AcrylicGoblin]

I also grow Mullein, Tulsi, Nettles, lemon balm, etc. Have you two ever grown Klip Dagga? I grew some last season and really enjoyed them. The flowers attract ants, bees, and even humming birds. They have a light psychoactivity that feels similar to cannabis and are used in traditional medicine in several cultures.

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I do, I put it in my smoking blend. I've always called it wild dagga. The hummingbirds love it, that's why my wife got it. It was only later I realized it was useful. If I smoke a whole J of it, I feel fairly loaded.

 

[gedLang]

I do, I put it in my smoking blend. I've always called it wild dagga. The hummingbirds love it, that's why my wife got it. It was only later I realized it was useful. If I smoke a whole J of it, I feel fairly loaded.

Ah, wild dagga, that makes sense. I've also had the flowers as a tea, which is similar but does not feel as strong as smoking. I don't understand it well so I am hesitant to use it frequently. I'd be interested if anyone has more information about its traditional uses. Not much information online that I could find. It was a fascinating plant though. I collected seeds and plan on keeping it going next season.

 

[Goodherb]

This is what we call baldhead,klip dagg/wild dagga.

 

[gedLang]

This is what we call baldhead,klip dagg/wild dagga.

That's the stuff! How do you use it, smoking?