wannabeagrower
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As someone who lives in Massachusetts, and always shows up to vote no matter what, I'm proud the rest of the state came out and voted to support cannabis.
Apparently 76% voted against repealing cannabis legalization!
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Apparently 76% voted against repealing cannabis legalization!
Ckbrew
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Cannabis seeds and human hair that tested positive for THC found in 3,000 year old tomb. I would like to try and germinate and grow out those beans...
https://lite.cnn.com/2026/11/05/science/ancient-cannabis-siberia-scli-intl
https://lite.cnn.com/2026/11/05/science/ancient-cannabis-siberia-scli-intl
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golfnrl
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I only glanced at the headline...cool stuff. What I was thinking as well about the seeds. I wonder how they grew their weed? Had to be organic!
Wildbennyatl
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Every morning I love my bullet coffee with a little sweet cream, and sea salt. While slowly heating a vape on my crock pot for the most flavorful pull of the day. And lately before I go off to the hell that is called " jobs" I love love love opening my grow tent inhaling the trichomes and marveling at the glory of the plant kingdom and all the medicinal value of many types of plants. Growing herb has ignited a passion in me to become a complete herbalist, cultivator, and aquaponic fish farmer.
wannabeagrower
Member
Sounds like a dream. Can you share more about your aquaponic fish farm? I've heard of those before.
Wildbennyatl
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So im lucky enough to be temporarily working at a public library. Im am trying to assimilate as much knowledge I can on growing medicinal herbs, food, and farming proteins such as fish and crayfish. Im in the very begggining stages of planning my aquponics set up but my vision is to habe some tanks that recycle the fish waste water to a hydro station where I will be growing food crops. Then the water is cleaned by the plants and is pumped back into the fish tank. Very eco friendly, many countries across the world have poor soil and they use aquponics to feed their nations. Honestly I can't stand what capitalism has done to the United States and I worry for its continuation. So I want to be as self sufficient as possible for myself and the people I love.
Worse case scenario we grill some fish and veggies and smoke a blunt lol
Worse case scenario we grill some fish and veggies and smoke a blunt lol
Beeman
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Hey wildbenny, looking at your picture are you a florist?
Wildbennyatl
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No however I wish I was lol, I just have an affection for roses and other flowers.........
Smallgrow
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I think a lot of us had the same experience when we started growing weed @Wildbennyatl.
It got me in, now I grow microgreens all the time, along with kitchen herbs, basil oregano dill parsley thyme cilantro at the moment.
I could resist popping some jalapenos when I found a pack of seed in with herbs a friend gave me, so now I’m growing those, and I really want to grow lettuce but I have too many projects now and not enough time to care for them all
It got me in, now I grow microgreens all the time, along with kitchen herbs, basil oregano dill parsley thyme cilantro at the moment.
I could resist popping some jalapenos when I found a pack of seed in with herbs a friend gave me, so now I’m growing those, and I really want to grow lettuce but I have too many projects now and not enough time to care for them all
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Wildbennyatl
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Omg wow! You have a dream set up! So clean and healthy. Yes I believe we are definitely birds of a feather. Wish you were my neighbor lol. I can say that growweedeasy.com gave me the knowledge to start growing and then once my confidence grew I started to want to produce products such as herbs, vegetables, fruits, ,hash and RSO in the future. Certainly believe I've found my online community.
wannabeagrower
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I used to work at a library and it was the best job I ever had. I learned so much everyday. That's cool you're using your resources that way.
So essentially you're using the fish poop to be your fertilizer? Except you can eat your fertilizer producers afterwards too.
Smallgrow
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Oh boy don’t get me started on hash making, I always liked smoking it but once I started growing making it became an obsession
You can search post of mine and others on that topic here are a bunch. I do a hash making run every winter
here’s a bunch of us rambling about the topic and some of my hash making pics as well as others
Wildbennyatl
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All right small groq ypur my new best friend, we will be doing karate in the garge eating pizzas sipping sodas like it's 1992 lmao. So question i was looking at some basic old school hash making recipes and methods. One of the older publications said use pine resin as a final binder when making hash like in an oveold-school. school. However when I read up on pine resin it said it was toxic to smoke it. Do you know of a other binder I could use even possibly grow to be used as a binder? Do you have any experience with pine resin? Is it really toxic or will it just increase your high like a Newport lol? Alot of mis information.
Smallgrow
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Oh no definitely no binders certainly nothing like pine resin.
The goal is as close as possible to pure trichomes. If you make homemade pure hash it will not be the consistency of the stuff we used to buy. It will be more soft and more sticky. Since I learned to make Ice water hash (or dry sift ) I realized what we used to get was not that great and yes cut with god knows what, pine resin would probably be the best you could hope for. My hash is so sticky it sticks to wax paper and cellophane.
If you read through that thread and search for others I posted on the topic you will see the process.
Also check out the method I follow perfected by the now passed master Frenchy Cannoli (RIP) look in he section “writings” and read the 5-6 articles titled “lost art of the Hashishin” a workshop on the craft. There are also some videos on YouTube
There are other modern masters out there as well doing amazing stuff.
Frenchy Cannoli Brand
Frenchy Cannoli was renown hash-maker, teacher and researcher on the history of cannabis concentrates in human society. His legacy continues through the work of the foundation established in his name.
frenchycannoli.com
Wildbennyatl
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Thanks so much for the info, and I do check out the threads they are much appreciated. Pure trichomes sounds heavenly. Before you and I chatted i had looked up natural binders that I could grow I haven't done much research but if I do need a binder for anything I might grow some red raspberry leaf, don't know jack about it but it sounds delicious lol. And thanks again cant wait to read about the "lost art of hashish" chat again soonOh no definitely no binders certainly nothing like pine resin.
The goal is as close as possible to pure trichomes. If you make homemade pure hash it will not be the consistency of the stuff we used to buy. It will be more soft and more sticky. Since I learned to make Ice water hash (or dry sift ) I realized what we used to get was not that great and yes cut with god knows what, pine resin would probably be the best you could hope for. My hash is so sticky it sticks to wax paper and cellophane.
If you read through that thread and search for others I posted on the topic you will see the process.
Also check out the method I follow perfected by the now passed master Frenchy Cannoli (RIP) look in he section “writings” and read the 5-6 articles titled “lost art of the Hashishin” a workshop on the craft. There are also some videos on YouTube
There are other modern masters out there as well doing amazing stuff.
Frenchy Cannoli Brand
Frenchy Cannoli was renown hash-maker, teacher and researcher on the history of cannabis concentrates in human society. His legacy continues through the work of the foundation established in his name.
