The
load rolled in from a mountainous legal state. Lot of that these
days. Our "Improving economy" is not because of
management, its because the black market is slowly going away.
Vote Libertarian to end the Police State! Do yourselves some good
for a change.
After
sorting and hanging prodigious quantities of monster colas, the dudes
told me to burn what was left because it was wet and starting to rot.
So I did. I cast the spell of fire-making, I flicked my bic,
thereby opening instantaneous portals to the surface of the sun,
which conveniently stay open as long as there is fuel to burn.
Magic. The real question is this: how many types of portals are
there? And what are the recipes?
I
made very special campfires for a week or so. Found a little good in
amongst the bad, had to sort it out, which I did as I burned. It was
my pay for a couple weeks clipping. I was paid well. Saw to it.
Also had 14 females of my own that year, which I split with the
partner, but where I was then wasn't the mountains, it was the rainy
sea-level tropics, and it wasn't the same.
There
were seven or eight really good strains evident in the out-of-state
load, and a couple small-yield oddballs the growers had sown for
themselves. The Diesel Bud was awesome; burned and tasted like
cut-up rubber bands. Thud. Brain. Cotton. Mouth. One of the
government strains, a Kentucky variety, had thin little buds but she
were wicked potent, she were. Uplifting, a real high.
There
was even Blueberry, and White Widow.
Most
of the stuff I was able to pull from the fire went to buy a quick
ticket away, a decent used truck. It was a trade actually, no cash
involved, commerce happens, like it always has.
Many
taxes were paid too, don't worry about that: drivers license,
registration, title transfer, insurance, GAS. Puh-lenty of taxes
were paid, you bet, and its not over yet. Taxes aren't over until
you die. And if you aren't good people you don't go to heaven
either, you come back here, born again -- If you can fucking imagine
that -- to pay taxes for more lifetimes. A type of hell.
Just
kidding, just kidding. Kind of.
About
three quarters of the Campfire Stash went to the used truck, the rest
went to my head, and my head got right, oh yeahhhhhh. I had a lot of
bud to smoke for months, bonanza days, except after a few months I
developed quite a tolerance. Everyone should have such problems.
Eventually I ran out again, because that was in the cards. My
tolerance went away, and by that time a few of the strains were
growing from seeds macked out of the mountain grown stuff. I took it
somewhere new. Out west, to different mountains, its new New
Mexico weed now. I already had a good stash of Gila V seed; that
stuffs been going on for a long time; high altitude, double
ultraviolet, hard cold snaps early. Lots of resin.
Mind
Grease.
I
wanted males out of that Gila V but only got one, aw shux. Don't
worry, it was plenty. Maybe it was a message from The Goddess. I am
ever the optimist. I know of a Gila Valley grower who once went four
for four, he got four males and had only sprouted four plants! They
were all over three feet tall before he could tell. Not the happiest
camper.
The
eight plants of mine that made it were half and half, four were Gila
V, and four were types I was able to sprout from the big load. The
brands from the big load were all female, as I had expected. Out of
the four I got from my Gila Strain three were females, which is
better than average. Maybe the trick is wanting males, I don't know.
I
wanted at least one good male from the Gila code because my exotic
seeds were all derived from cloned plants double and triple femaled
via seed before the clonings. Multi-generational Hermaphrodites
all. Without lots of chemicals those plants are generally runts. I
like organic, and basically needed to get some good local male into
those Herm varieties, so I grew the runts, and pollinated with my one
Gila Valley male. There is a certain charm to dwarf plants; if they
are let go they coalesce into one big bud before its all said and
done. Like Gainesville Gator Bites, but better.
The
Gila plants can yield 30 ounces or more EACH while growing wild
during a good full rainy season. With that Gila male into the
Hermaphrodites, things should be a lot more productive in the future.
The Gila stuff gets a shot of new genes x four, or the dwarf
varieties get some local color, however you choose to see it. One
way or the other, hybrid vigor is not to be sneered at. To be
totally honest I am trying to achieve a certain type, one which will
assist me in successfully visualizing anti-gravity mechanisms.
Uh-huh.
I
grew these as houseplants, moving them around as needed, and only at
the end did that become a little cumbersome. I trimmed lovingly, and
once the dwarfs started to bud I just kept the larger fan leaves off
so the little buds on the lower branches could get some sun. I
smoked those fans and was impressed. Good taste and a nice ka-pow,
especially for leaf. Overall not many of those exotic seeds went
off, some were probably quad femaled by time it was all over, with
clonings in there somewhere. Viability suffered greatly.
The
Gila females produced well as usual, and that bud never fails to
please. I left those out in the cold at the end, and it darkened
them nicely with excess resin which of course was produced to keep
themselves from freezing. Less water and sunny sunny SUNNY days
around 5000 feet rounded them out. It ain't Thunderfuck, but it
ain't bad.
The
4 exotics seeded well, and yes, its true that the seed bracts are the
most potent part of a bud. Those girlz grew long enough to make sure
the seeds were well formed, with good viability. Pretty things they
are, those seeds; little match heads of slow green fire, magic
particles that work perfectly here in this dirt, in the crust of this
planet, as if they were made for it.
Personally
I think the people of the last world, before it devolved, put all
their best drugs in plants, to guard against loss from the inevitable
crustal displacements and impact cataclysms. Whether caused by
impact, or imbalance at the poles, or even people monkeying around
with antenna tectonics, crustal displacements do occur periodically
here, and then its back to the stone age for us. Even for the people
of the past worlds, who were a lot more advanced than our dumb asses.
Just Sayin'.
Are
we not men? WE ARE DEVO.
My
plants were alternated between direct sunlight and screened
enclosure. They did better in the screened area, because the NM sun
can be brutal, and usually is. Direct sunlight is good for
finishing, but the plants are not stressed under the screen, they are
happier and grow better with some of the sunlight blocked. I like
to foliage feed my plants with plain water misted once a day.
Toward the end of flowering some little mites spun a few webs, so I
made a very dilute solution from tobacco and water, misted the plants
with that, one application took care of the problem. Nicotine is a
powerful organic insecticide. Don't over do it. I used one teaspoon
of fresh rolling tobacco to sixteen ounces of water. Just let the
tobacc sit in the water for an hour or so, it will turn it light
brown, you are good to go
My
only real mistake happened when I tried to stop early flowering in
one of the exotics by topping it. It barely made it back and ended
up as a dinky little malformed bud plant. For the record it did not
stop flowering, it just never entered real vegetative growth. I
did get seeds from it and it was primo pot, what little there was.
I
grow for myself only, I never sell. If theres enough and there is
a need among friends, then it is gifted. Sometimes I trade. I live
over 200 miles from the nearest dispensary, and I have lived most of
my life in terror of the American police state, without my medicine.
No
More.
Fin
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Marijuana
Growers Guide,
Fingerprints
of the Gods, and The Mars Mystery, Graham Hancock
The
Atlantis Blueprint, Colin Wilson, Rand Flem-Ath
Barry
And The Boys: The CIA, The Mob, And Americas Secret History, Daniel
Hopsicker
The
Underground Empire, James Mills
The
Tesla Papers
Spooks:
The Haunting Of America, Jim Hougan
Devilvision:
The Worlds New Wireless Grid, http://www.devilvision.blogspot.com
artificialtelepathy.blogspot.com
Anti-Gravity
and the Unified Field, AUP
The
Anti-Gravity Handbook, Childress
Jocko
Homo, Devo
DNA
Sequencing and Chimeric Plants
Barter
For Life
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