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He's still around brother, just not here. He has become more of a consumer rather than producer in recent years, but he's doing well raising a family. How was/is the Somali Taxi Ride? I recall her being a bit trippy/racy like other Malawi strains ...

GC3's 15th Birthday party.

I see that GC3 is having a 15th Birthday March 9th: It's hard to believe the MMMP farmers market was established that long ago and is still surviving in this crazy gov't licensed market. Good on them! I may even make it up for the party myself. Anyone else?

Remembering Rainbow Farms, Tom Crosslin and Rollie Rohm over 20 years later.

I believe corporate weed lacks flavor and smell due to the use of irradiation to clean up/sterilize their microbial contamination before submitting it to the lab. Ionizing gamma-irradiation does not effect cannabinoids much, but kills about 1/3 the terpenes.

Keeps law enforcement's boot off of your neck often, but not always :bigjoint:

I have wanted to try the Rare Dankness strain Jenny Kush (Amnesia Haze x Rare Dankness #2) for some time and have only seen the BIG Canna company Lume run and carry it here. I begrudgingly stopped by their Walled Lake store last weekend and they only had 1/8s and ounces. The zips were $160...

Not exactly. It's more about the means/corruption of the influence peddling of special interests upon our political and economic systems that somehow cons the people (democracy) into believing the proposed/produced special interest regulation is somehow in their own best interests. The Drug War...

Historically it would be hard to separate the rise of capitalism (economics) and democracy (politics) to it's prominence around the globe today. Lenin spoke often about "democracy", yet under that democracy 10s of millions of farmers and their families died of starvation. The corruption/harm...

That does not answer my question. What = democracy vs capitalism ≠ democracy in your equation?

Funny. Considering the issue at hand here is regulatory capture, what exactly is the economic model that represents "democracy" in your mind?

It's definitely a consumers market today in Michigan, while the production side has become wildly cut-throat. It's getting hard to even justify the costs and labor of a personal medical grow today, other than for personal preferences in strains and/or end product that is not met by this market...

I don't know about all that, but the monks are known for some fine products. I just may have to enjoy some fine monk made Belgian beer when making my bubble hash :bigjoint:

I'm going to have to pick up a set of bubble bags, as I'm getting ready to chop my room. If you want it done right :bigjoint:

I've made my fair share of hashes over the past decades ... My point was that this "hash" has half the THC of many flowers on the market. That seems an oddity for a "concentrate" no? I assume in your Malawi example that the hashish has a much greater THC content than the flower no?

I found this $25 gram "Icey Sherbert Temple Ball" by the Old School Hash Co listed online on Bazonzoes Lansing menu. Although it tested at only 16.29% THC, so what makes up the other 83.71% of this product :eyesmoke:

I recently saw an episode of Growing Belushi where Jim had developed a temple ball/brick hash with a Massachusetts company. They are paying $65 a gram for it there today with lab results like: TAC 73.5%, THC 71.9% and CBD 0.1%