Albanian brick? Hang on a sec...I know there was a post around here somewhere that said Albanian was the best. It's all the same, right??
Just kidding. I bet it is like anywhere else. Keep the good stuff close to home, and roll out quantities of lower end for cash.
Yeah the Orient Express is pretty much breaking my expectations for small, end-of-season plants. I just expected a little sample of it, and there it goes turning into something like corn stalks.
I can confidently say a 15 mph wind is not too severe--like that's big news. If it does get rougher than it has been, the easy thing is to bring the plants into a barn. Just trying to find a way to decide, before anything happens.
According to my test subject, Kiss Dragon is finished and ready to chop. Ironically, it's better than itself, or at least one bowl of it was better than another. Well, it really makes sense, they don't ripen evenly, so a bowl of sticky stuff should be better than a less-developed piece of the same plant. I'd agree that it's good, but I believe it can get more intense.
Just kidding. I bet it is like anywhere else. Keep the good stuff close to home, and roll out quantities of lower end for cash.
Yeah the Orient Express is pretty much breaking my expectations for small, end-of-season plants. I just expected a little sample of it, and there it goes turning into something like corn stalks.
I can confidently say a 15 mph wind is not too severe--like that's big news. If it does get rougher than it has been, the easy thing is to bring the plants into a barn. Just trying to find a way to decide, before anything happens.
According to my test subject, Kiss Dragon is finished and ready to chop. Ironically, it's better than itself, or at least one bowl of it was better than another. Well, it really makes sense, they don't ripen evenly, so a bowl of sticky stuff should be better than a less-developed piece of the same plant. I'd agree that it's good, but I believe it can get more intense.