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High Grade Vintage Cannabis photography

Hermanthegerman

Hermanthegerman

A bas l`etat policier polygame!
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I think it´s from 1994. A neighbour wanted to make a story about cannabis for a little magazine. I was in the netherlands some days before, you can see a little bit of black afghan, weed, dont know what kind and the typicall "europlatte" hash. Than I should roll a joint and he was taking the pictures. :)

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indicadom

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mriko said:
Greetings indicadom,

Actually water is used to clean the oil, get rid of all the water-soluble unwanted stuff. Same is done when preparing bhang lassi, leaves are first thoroughly cleaned with fresh water, so as to get rid of chlorophylle and other unwanted stuff. It should actually be done when preparing butter from leaves.

Irie !
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Well it just so happens when you are boiling off the last remaining parts of alcohol from your oil, you need a touch of water, something around a teaspoon to allow the remaining alcohol to evaporate. This is because the alcohol becomes trapped and the addition of water allows the temperature of the oil to rise ejecting those last alcohol molecules into the atmosphere. Also on top of that since I am going to be start from ice water hash before doing an ISO distillation, the process of the bubble bags has already removed the majority of water soluble compounds. I will get some pictures up after I do this, I have a feeling I am going to get some really clean oil.
 
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pyratth

I've some old magazines, I've scanned them & shared... :)

I've only scanned the best news, articles & stories, and the cover of each... thus for some of them, only the cover is avalaible, the content worth nothing... :rolleyes:

Here's the list :

Cannabis Culture

#5 (may/june 1996)
#6 (fall 1996)
#8 (spring 1997)
#10 (november/december 1997)
#11 (january/february 1998)
#12 (may/june 1998)
#14 (september/october 1998)
#17 (march/april 1999)
#20 (october 1999)
#57 (october/november 2005) => last Marc Emery Catalogue


High Times

#165 (may 1989)
#196 (december 1991)
#224 (march 1994)
#237 (may 1995)
#256 (december 1996)
#310 (june 2001)



I've included all Marc Emery Catalogue with the CC mags... that could interested some of you... ;)

DL link (241Mo) => https://mega.co.nz/#!KphC2AKD!OeYKexZMAHQBCqUgqM1WHHDxxVUakvOMTBhqhoh0KLE
 
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jessethestoner

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Thanks for the links pyrath, im at work now:( but when I get home im gonna do some downloading and reading.

Much appreciated
 
mexcurandero420

mexcurandero420

See the world through a puff of smoke
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It's in Dutch and i think this was late 70s, early 80s just before the Positronics time.

Keep on growing :)
 
StRa

StRa

Señor Member
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So the Provos had the first seed bank!??? 1964...... they call it weed company!!!! ahahahah

check this.......

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Carlos Danger

Thanks for the bump. I forgot about this gem. I'll try to dig up my first year of High Times. There*used to*be some good stuff in there.
 
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Junkhead

Great thread

I know if you go to member OldSSSCguy's gallery you can see the SSSC catalogs from 85 and 86. The seed bank 86. Plus more he filled in the holes in my collection I hadn't seen those ones posted anywhere else. Thanks.

This thread, rust thread, overated strains, commercial strain thread are classic. If forgot the best one of all Julian's outdoor thread.

Thanks for the magazine scans folks these are hard to find
 
mack 10

mack 10

Resin Herder
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^note it says skunk#1 was grown for 10years in Cali before it's release.
Wish some of those beans where still around.
 
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