Greetings from the Southern tip of Africa.

[Side]

Does it have an earthy smell to it as when I was in the kei and Swazi in the early 80's some of the growers buried their weed, I think mainly for security reasons but people will tell you bs that it makes the weed more potent haha and when it was dug up it smelt like earth but smoked like fire, We used to call it Rooibaat and it looked exactly like your pics above.

 

[LndRcLvr]

It might have been cured in a cob fashion, but it came from a square compressed brick. It's definitely outdoor grown weed.! C

 

[Indika]

Schaut sehr interessant aus :>

 

[Side]

cob curing mehtode but indoor weed with seeds .,?

i know it sensimila wise so without seeds

dimodz, correct If I remember correctly fuck I'm going back 40 years but Malawian cobs were supposedly cure while buried back in those days, its the same method, both smell like earth before you fire 1 up. My memories from way back then was they both kicked like fire more often than not. But I believe they stumbled on that curing method due to security problems not science. I also believe if we had dried and cured our weed properly back in those days wow we would have had some dank fire.

 

[Side]

It might have been cured in a cob fashion, but it came from a square compressed brick. It's definitely outdoor grown weed.! C

Grow the seed hahaha

 

[dimodz]

dimodz, correct If I remember correctly fuck I'm going back 40 years but Malawian cobs were supposedly cure while buried back in those days, its the same method, both smell like earth before you fire 1 up. My memories from way back then was they both kicked like fire more often than not. But I believe they stumbled on that curing method due to security problems not science. I also believe if we had dried and cured our weed properly back in those days wow we would have had some dank fire.

yeah i know its 30 years back also but one reason is also ih have higher humidity is CoB curing a better option as usally methode to dry and cure weed there at area or lat

 

[LndRcLvr]

I think half the brick was seeds ! but they were all either crushed or undeveloped properly, I'm sticking to autos they are much more manageable !

 

[Side]

yeah i nkow its 30 years back also but one reason is also ih have higher humidity is CoB curing a better option as usally methode to dry and cure weed there at area or lat

Correct drying and curing weed in extremely high humidity would have been difficult for those rural village growers.

 

[aCBD]

I think half the brick was seeds ! but they were all either crushed or undeveloped properly, I'm sticking to autos they are much more manageable !

I was guessing your mailbox got spammed with seed requests by now.

 

[Herbal-Essence]

really beautiful garden @Side !
welcome to the forums!

 

[Side]

really beautiful garden @Side !
welcome to the forums!

Thanks Herbal-Essence

 

[LndRcLvr]

Sorry I have detailed your thread Side. I hope you have a great time here my friend

 

[Side]

Sorry I have detailed your thread Side. I hope you have a great time here my friend

Detail away fuck that weed pic brought back great memories thank you.....

 

[LndRcLvr]

Detail away fuck that weed pic brought back great memories thank you.....

I meant derail but I'm sure you knew that

 

[oldmaninbc]

Hi Side, I don't get out much, so seeing something different from the usual is a wonderful thing.

l will look forward to your grows. I have a real fondness for outdoor grown plants, I am unable to do so myself, indoor is my way these days.

 

[bigsur51]

hello side and welcome aboard

my late wife visiting some Zulu’s back in the late 60’s

cheers
big

 

[FTL]

Looks a lot like uncle @Tangwena s cobs

This was the weed. Most definitely not cured or trimmed ! Some of it was almost black. Just thrown down and squashed into a brick but very nice none the less and great to get a true taste of the region rather than an indoor hybrid. View attachment 19128169 View attachment 19128170 View attachment 19128171

 

[Side]

Hi Side, I don't get out much, so seeing something different from the usual is a wonderful thing.

l will look forward to your grows. I have a real fondness for outdoor grown plants, I am unable to do so myself, indoor is my way these days.

OMBC, No problems will post pics as we blow along in his cycle. Lets hope we get the girls to term before the storms do their destructive weed eating.

 

[Side]

hello side and welcome aboard

my late wife visiting some Zulu’s back in the late 60’s

cheers
big



Bigsur51, Wonderful pic thanks.

Thanks for posting that interesting picture.

 

[Creeperpark]

Hello and welcome friend. You could build a windbreak for those plants.