i have had several different health problems over the ,past 10 years these cobs ,do away with the head problems, of running about thinking about everything i have wrong with my body, many thanks for keeping this section of the forum going! these cobs are the greatest at clearing the mind and putting it at ease!
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Malawi Style Cob Curing.
- Thread starter Tangwena
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Me too brother but when I'm high on the right cob I feel reborn again clear of any nagging problems.
I cant even face the day unless I know I can get out of it ha ha.
Live for the moment enjoy every second and feel blessed to be able to get high and erase all that negative energy in the end it serves no good purpose.
I greatly enjoy mixing various cobs together for chewing. Yesterday I mixed some Lebanese
and Peruvian 
and it was spectacular 
today I’m cruising on multiple phenotypes of Lebanese. I notice better results when I consume a mix vs single plants. I still enjoy the single plant effect especially when trying out a new cob to get a feel for it but the mix is just so groovy 
it reminds me of how many plants would be mixed together to make the hash I grew up smoking, giving the resulting product a unique and complex signature. 🪷Om Anantāya Namah🪷
I agree there is a lot of benefit from mixing different effects although sometimes I get effects cancelled out as well, there is a complex formula to get that perfect combination sometimes.I greatly enjoy mixing various cobs together for chewing. Yesterday I mixed some Lebanese
🪷Om Anantāya Namah🪷
But once you find your perfect mix your golden ha ha.
I find it easier to mix the end products than trying cross breeding to get the results its def quicker ha ha.
jonesfam7715
Active member
Yessir, my TLT Malawi gold is not quite ready that was a bud I was forced into removing because the branch was gonna snap. I chopped a few yesterday looking much better now.
It'll be done soon hopefully were just starting to have freezing mornings
moose/MI
Well-known member
I'm at 42.2N I can't grow the real long stuff outdoors here.
This caught my eye because it has some landrace in it. 9 week - first of October plant and some Malawi in it too.
You guys keep mentioning the Malawi.
A guy that grows a lot of there stuff said it was his favorite out of the last 20 he's grown.
Has anyone heard of Orange Burmese from Equilibrium?
Burmese Landrace ♀ is a pure sativa from Burma which grows medium tall with semi dense flowers. It has hashy, earthy and sweet smelling buds and a medium high yield. Buds finish in early October.
African Orange ♂ is a cross of Agent Orange and an Heirloom Malawi from the Santa Cruz Mountains. The African Orange male providing pollen was big and stretchy, with long node spacing and heavy pollen production. These some of the largest plants we have seen outdoors in the Emerald Triangle, displaying long colas with somewhat weaker branches that appreciate being supported with trellising. African Orange phenotypes have aromas ranging from a musky citrus, to a deep orange funk.
That shows some possibilities. Maybe let me get a taste of what you're experiencing?
This caught my eye because it has some landrace in it. 9 week - first of October plant and some Malawi in it too.
You guys keep mentioning the Malawi.
A guy that grows a lot of there stuff said it was his favorite out of the last 20 he's grown.
Has anyone heard of Orange Burmese from Equilibrium?
Type: Sativa dominant
Aroma: Earthy citrus
Flower: 9 weeks / 1st week of Oct.
Orange Burmese = Burmese Landrace ♀ x African Orange ♂
Burmese Landrace ♀ is a pure sativa from Burma which grows medium tall with semi dense flowers. It has hashy, earthy and sweet smelling buds and a medium high yield. Buds finish in early October.African Orange ♂ is a cross of Agent Orange and an Heirloom Malawi from the Santa Cruz Mountains. The African Orange male providing pollen was big and stretchy, with long node spacing and heavy pollen production. These some of the largest plants we have seen outdoors in the Emerald Triangle, displaying long colas with somewhat weaker branches that appreciate being supported with trellising. African Orange phenotypes have aromas ranging from a musky citrus, to a deep orange funk.
That shows some possibilities. Maybe let me get a taste of what you're experiencing?
