I have the same type of pics from my grandparents, very similar clothes and faces, this could come from my family album.I was born and raised at my grandparents farm too.North Spain.
My grandparent and my uncle grew tobacco there for years before I was born.I still remember "wild" Nicotiana plants growing there...survivors
.From what I know the crops were good quality.
This pic is almost 70 years old...my beloved mother to the left and one of her neighbour friends
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Thai weed from Thailand
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plot doest thicken , Thailand was main shipping hub during war era , where most all service men went thru there on way to Vietnam , a lot of US base's in thailand , All SE asian countries had weed on Sticks , its been a part of there cooking tradition for 100's of years , "many" but not all of what we call Thai sticks were not grown in Thailand , It was Shipped mailed /smuggled but not necessarily grown in Thailand ..
Buddha Sticks were from Burma , Laotion Green was some of the best over there during war era
funkyhorse
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I hope no casualties on the earthquake
Reports gladly are not commenting on casualties, it seems the strongest earthquake felt in Thailand in a long time
This is from yesterday, very strong unsafe levels of smog in the North
This is from one of the dispensaries, there are many weed updates I will post after the earthquake reports, at the moment no casualties, I asked in Vientiane if everything ok there, no answers yet
And as I told Thai Bliss, we all need to thank Icmag for making this and other threads possible, it is the last stronghold of knowledge in this cannaworld
This emoji is the one I need for some posts
Thanks to everybody for posting and sharing knowledge, many things posted I never heard of like oven bags
Edit: everyone ok in Vientiane, it was felt as well, first casualties reports:
Reports gladly are not commenting on casualties, it seems the strongest earthquake felt in Thailand in a long time
Powerful earthquake rocks Myanmar, Thailand
NAY PYI TAW - A powerful earthquake rocked central Myanmar on Friday, buckling roads in capital Naypyidaw, damaging buildings and forcing people to flee into the streets in neighbouring Thailand.
www.bangkokpost.com
Powerful quake in Myanmar felt in Bangkok
A 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on Friday afternoon, with tremors felt in Bangkok.
www.bangkokpost.com
This is from yesterday, very strong unsafe levels of smog in the North
Unsafe smog levels in North, Northeast, parts of Central Plains, East
People in the North, the Northeast and parts of the Central Plains and the East experienced hazardous levels of ultrafine dust within the past 24 hours as of Thursday morning, according to the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (Gistda).
www.bangkokpost.com
This is from one of the dispensaries, there are many weed updates I will post after the earthquake reports, at the moment no casualties, I asked in Vientiane if everything ok there, no answers yet
And as I told Thai Bliss, we all need to thank Icmag for making this and other threads possible, it is the last stronghold of knowledge in this cannaworld
This emoji is the one I need for some postsThanks to everybody for posting and sharing knowledge, many things posted I never heard of like oven bags
Edit: everyone ok in Vientiane, it was felt as well, first casualties reports:
JUST IN: 13 Dead After 7.7-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Myanmar
Latest update on 28 March at 5:13 PM Laotian Times/AFP – A devastating earthquake rocked central Myanmar on the afternoon of 28 March, leaving at least 13
laotiantimes.com
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Genghis Kush.
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where did you get the story that Buddha sticks were from Burma?
last week, i asked my friend that was there and he said that Buddha sticks were just a lower grade. lower grade thai weed on a thicker stick that appeared after quality started dropping with so many shipments going out.
the first sticks were made with very thin sticks
last week, i asked my friend that was there and he said that Buddha sticks were just a lower grade. lower grade thai weed on a thicker stick that appeared after quality started dropping with so many shipments going out.
the first sticks were made with very thin sticks
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such good looking soil there man ,My old friend @ElRubio sent me this lovely pic from a farm somewhere in Annapurna, Nepal
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i would like to garden there for sure ...
yea i thought that term referred to those fatter looking "sticks" wrapped in cotton , often red , that were still available long after the original thai stick had disappeared ,
there are some pictures of them on this site from guys getting them in places like UK ...
I seem to recall those things being fashioned off some Indian product similar which i think they called elephant sticks , maybe buddah sticks ,
fatties like the ones i mentioned ..
@hempy
The Haze Whisperer
Back in the day, what some called Thai sticks others called Thai or Buddha sticks or just Buddha all referred to the same thing regardless if it was a stick or not.
There was even a Thai line called Golden Buddha.
yeh I hope they made oil from that
colour me jaded but that 'airplane sack’ hash was always B grade..
the great red leb was not
ledo
Chasing the Present
Some of these LF Sativas gain quality in the Jar the first year, or two even as they continue to cure, just mho…Give it a try, pure Sativas really benefit from itI don't do that because the way things are organized I don't have to keep the flowers for long periods, it's gone long before they have the time to lose some of their qualities
But I will soon buy the material to vacuum seal to store some for me for long term, I think I'll do that with the hash I do to help me keep it and not smoking it too fast.
Sending good vibes to all effected by the Thai earthquake; that’s a strong one no good
Genghis Kush.
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yeah , thats exactly what I was told.
exoticrobotic
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home made..
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I learnt about oven bags from Ed Rosenthal on his page at High Times 20 years ago .
Standard equipment for smuggling weed . Humans can`t smell the weed through an oven bag .
Dogs can , but a good 1st line of defence against detection . Oven bag wrapped in cling wrap to deaden the crinckle noise of the oven bag is a tech I heard from Dr Purpur years ago .
Very interesting .
Up until now the narrative was they came from Sakon Nakhon .
Show us your evidence please ?
i dunno ,
those laos sticks dont look anything like the thai sticks,
from reports ive heard , laos didnt compare to thai weed,
i think its correct many countries surrounding thailand had weed ,
not on sticks though or were they the same quality as thai sticks ...
these were sourced in udonthani according to the writer ,
@ $3 a kilo , i guess it was 3 USD ..
those laos sticks dont look anything like the thai sticks,
from reports ive heard , laos didnt compare to thai weed,
i think its correct many countries surrounding thailand had weed ,
not on sticks though or were they the same quality as thai sticks ...
these were sourced in udonthani according to the writer ,
@ $3 a kilo , i guess it was 3 USD ..
exoticrobotic
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what is the fascination with fasciation
i like some unusual traits ,
but fasciation is not one of them , hahaha
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I don't have enough room to grow this type of plants right now, I could before and maybe soon but right now I have not enough space to grow pure sativas. I have a New Caledonia from ACE hybrid who might get too tall for my tent if it keeps gaining height.
