Brownpants
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Shulam by Tiki Seeds Smoke Report
So where does one start when writing a smoke report? Hmmmmm......Oh yeah...I know now...be right back....
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... OK .....I am ready to write now.
The Shulam was grown in organic soil under 1k HPS. It was pretty easy to grow, no nutrient problems or mutants. I did have a spider mite outbreak during the test grow
which resulted in some fan leaves being lost, but you can read up on all that here: http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=13970
I found Shulam to be quite exotic tasting, like something you would find in Africa maybe, or the South Pacific. It is very hard to describe. It is like the spicy flavours and the fruity flavours cancelled each other out, leaving a smooth herbal after-taste. I cured it for 6 weeks, (2 weeks in paper bags and 4 weeks in jars) but have been sampling it every week during the curing process. I found Shulam to be a smooth smoke from the start, and was hoping the curing would bring out more taste for me to describe, but alas, no such luck.
The high is energetic and clear headed, "sativa like" (without the paranoia) even though it is supposed to be 75% Indica. I find after smoking it, I end up doing activities, like soldering circuit boards or writing a smoke report. Usually my usual Indicas leave me staring into space contemplating life or watching some movie from a completely different perspective.
Shulam's Potentcy, I found to be a little lacking. I am not a heavy smoker....I think. averaging about a bowl a day. I could smoke Shulam all day long...It will not put me out for the night. It is also easy on the lungs, no coughing for me (other stuff rips my lungs out). The "desired effects" also wear off quickly, so keep your pipe nearby at all times. Odour levels were low and the yield was average.
Medicinal qualities of Shulam. I wanted to test grow this strain particularly to find out what medicinal qualities it had to offer. I have some anxiety/depression issues. I found Shulam helped my anxiety a little bit and the initial high is uplifting enough to help with depression...But, wears off quickly leading to a downward shift in feelings. I don't think Shulam is a good strain for anxiety or depression relief because of the UP's and Down's. It isn't an appetite stimulator either, no munchies for me. I think it would be most useful for people with chronic pains and still need to function mentally.
Looks like I have to go for a again. So in short, I liked it. It was different than the usual for me.
Got Questions?
I will try to answer!
-Brownpants-
So where does one start when writing a smoke report? Hmmmmm......Oh yeah...I know now...be right back....
................ .......... OK .....I am ready to write now. The Shulam was grown in organic soil under 1k HPS. It was pretty easy to grow, no nutrient problems or mutants. I did have a spider mite outbreak during the test grow
which resulted in some fan leaves being lost, but you can read up on all that here: http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=13970I found Shulam to be quite exotic tasting, like something you would find in Africa maybe, or the South Pacific. It is very hard to describe. It is like the spicy flavours and the fruity flavours cancelled each other out, leaving a smooth herbal after-taste. I cured it for 6 weeks, (2 weeks in paper bags and 4 weeks in jars) but have been sampling it every week during the curing process. I found Shulam to be a smooth smoke from the start, and was hoping the curing would bring out more taste for me to describe, but alas, no such luck.
The high is energetic and clear headed, "sativa like" (without the paranoia) even though it is supposed to be 75% Indica. I find after smoking it, I end up doing activities, like soldering circuit boards or writing a smoke report. Usually my usual Indicas leave me staring into space contemplating life or watching some movie from a completely different perspective.
Shulam's Potentcy, I found to be a little lacking. I am not a heavy smoker....I think. averaging about a bowl a day. I could smoke Shulam all day long...It will not put me out for the night. It is also easy on the lungs, no coughing for me (other stuff rips my lungs out). The "desired effects" also wear off quickly, so keep your pipe nearby at all times. Odour levels were low and the yield was average.
Medicinal qualities of Shulam. I wanted to test grow this strain particularly to find out what medicinal qualities it had to offer. I have some anxiety/depression issues. I found Shulam helped my anxiety a little bit and the initial high is uplifting enough to help with depression...But, wears off quickly leading to a downward shift in feelings. I don't think Shulam is a good strain for anxiety or depression relief because of the UP's and Down's. It isn't an appetite stimulator either, no munchies for me. I think it would be most useful for people with chronic pains and still need to function mentally.
Looks like I have to go for a
again. So in short, I liked it. It was different than the usual for me.Got Questions?
I will try to answer!
-Brownpants-
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