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I remember during my high school years, back in Nepal, we used to go to marijuana fileds and make our own hand rubbed hash. We paid the farmers around $5 and gave them some clothes which would allow us to use as many plants as we could. The marijuana plants were as big as an apple tree growing...

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FYI there was no chemical fertilizers in Nepal in1973. Infact there was even no electricity back then. So there is a zero possibility that Nepalses hash would be laced with any pesticides or other chemical nutes back in 1973. Hope this guy got the help he needed. LMFAO

Was just googling nepalese hash. And ran into this thread. Sure is funny as hell. LMAO.

What A freakin joke. This is the most ridiculous thread I have come accross. First of all let me tell you guys I am from Nepal. I have been smoking hash since I was 14: I am 31 years now. I have smoked tons of hash. And let me tell you, it is really the best high you could get from smoking any...

Hoping I will be lucky this month. I’m in. Goodluck everyone

No I haven’t flushed them yet. Since i use all organic and no salt fertilizer, I was thinking I would flush them on the last three days. You think that would be enough? Hey thanks man. I will wait a few days and then snap some pictures again and check it out. I will go from there.

Hello all, I have 6 plants that are 47 days into flower. The top colas are pretty big and their trichomes looks almost cloudy. What do you guys think after how many days more should I chop her down? It is supposed to be 8-9 week strain. Looks like they are going to finish sooner. All opinions...

While chlorine dissipates from water after letting it sit out for a day, chloramine does not. So if your tap water hast just chlorine, letting it sit out for a day removes all the chlorine. But if your tap water has chloramine, it doesn’t evaporate from water by just letting it sit out. It has...

I would like to add vitamin C or ascorbic acid actually helps getting rid of any salt or residue build up. It prevents any nutrient lockout. Roots are able to take more nutrients. Its great stuff all the way.

Vitamin C works really good to remove chloramine from water. I have been researching this since last 3 months. Last month I started using vitamin C and my plants love it. Not only vitamin C removes chloramine, but also it provides the plant with natural antioxidants. Plants love it. I used to...