Old Uncle Ben
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Ya''ll are gonna wear out my knitting needles.
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Old Uncle Ben
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Have no choice. They dig up my yard looking for grubs. Pests - I lose about 2500# of wine grapes each year to raccoons. Finally gave up after netting for years. You city folks have no clue what real farmers go thru fighting pests - fungus rots, birds, mites, hail. Now we have an epidemic of grasshoppers.....then there's always scorpions. Got stung again recently putting on my choos and not checking them first.Damn man you're blasting armadillos?I dont see many around these days. atleast not in the hill country
While putting in my glaucoma drops in the bathroom, what did mah red eyes see?
RobFromTX
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City folks lol im in san saba county. Scorpions are just a fact of life here. Its not a matter of if but when. They get me atleast once a year
That doesnt look like a bark scorpion though. Is it red?
it was here, and it most definitely existed Yeah, but I want to know who has experience with the Thai as I described it in 1981 and 1982..
Always Appreciate your experience @Donald Mallard …
ReprobateMind
Active member
Those must have been some crazy times. Did you ever meet Dirk Dirksen? I hear his back-and-forth interactions with the crowd were hilarious.
@hempy
The Haze Whisperer
Choclate Thai is a name you Americans used and gave Thai, we just called it Thai or Buddha here.
The Thai line, a close friend collected from Thailand in 1986 was called Golden Buddha by the Thai who collected the seed for us.
@hempy
The Haze Whisperer
Most of the Thais I grew went from green at harvest to brown once the flowers were dry no cure yet so over say 5 to 7 days the colour change a cured. Then you have what I call low land Thais, the flowered go from green to brown with a cure store.
The colour veiled a bit from a light brown to a very dark brown.
The colour veiled a bit from a light brown to a very dark brown.
tom has mentioned it on occasion fp ,
i recall him saying it was compressed and like a cow pad in shape,
and super good ...
but it may be something just in america and no one else saw it ,
ive only ever heard mention of it from americans ...
Well, we bought it
It was compressed because it was vacuum sealed
But when you unsprung the bag, good God!
Brother Nature
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I've definitely heard of Chocolate thai on the west cast, where I grew up as late as the early 2000's. The old heads who spoke of it had said it was locally (northern California) grown stuff from seeds found in thai imports in the 80's, but I definitely wasn't knowledgeable or connected enough to verify that any more than through hearsay and conjecture. We would come across it every once and a while, but I don't recall it being anything special, was generally poorly processed outdoor, probably just named that to try to sell better. Those were the days when OG was hitting the scene hard though so most people were pushing that and not longer flowering less 'bag appeal' stuff.
Yes east coast USA Thai weed1980, 1981 & 1982?
I think we’re starting to align recollections
Dime
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It would have to be milk chocolate,who likes dark chocolate?
mudballs
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This is reeses peanut butter cup domain...not that fake kitkat cardboard stuff
