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Hash talk
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Smallgrow
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Last run done.
Almost 100% Green Thai (240 grams washed)
9 days drying
21.5 grams of finished sticky hash, so 9% return which is decent
That brings the total to 74.5 Grams or 2.6 Ounces from the 3 runs. All labeled and packaged for long term storage. Theoretically aging beyond 10 years is possible.
I’ll try to wait 30 days before sampling
Almost 100% Green Thai (240 grams washed)
9 days drying
21.5 grams of finished sticky hash, so 9% return which is decent
That brings the total to 74.5 Grams or 2.6 Ounces from the 3 runs. All labeled and packaged for long term storage. Theoretically aging beyond 10 years is possible.
I’ll try to wait 30 days before sampling
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Smallgrow
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lol thanks
That slab is about 22 grams . I did try to get good pics of the shiny stickiness, I guess it worked
Ontario Canada has one of the strongest markets for Hash in North America. It’s a pre legalization history here. I think it is from our proximity to the Port of Montreal in Quebec where much of the supply from the Middle East used to arrive back in the day.
Here you can pick up legal Good to excellent hash for $10-15 Canadian per gram.
…you can’t buy my hash at any price , but I do give it away 😎
That slab is about 22 grams . I did try to get good pics of the shiny stickiness, I guess it worked
Ontario Canada has one of the strongest markets for Hash in North America. It’s a pre legalization history here. I think it is from our proximity to the Port of Montreal in Quebec where much of the supply from the Middle East used to arrive back in the day.
Here you can pick up legal Good to excellent hash for $10-15 Canadian per gram.
…you can’t buy my hash at any price , but I do give it away 😎
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DabberDog
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Shazam!!! $10-$15 a gram sounds cheaper than growing. Your deal sounds even cheaper. I love you people. Mostly.
My ex and family lived in Lemington. Was it those folks who got free hydro? Between Lemington and the area around Nelson B.C., I remember people not having to pay for either water or hydro.
My ex and family lived in Lemington. Was it those folks who got free hydro? Between Lemington and the area around Nelson B.C., I remember people not having to pay for either water or hydro.
Smallgrow
Well-known member
Ya the rec market is awesome here now. Some shit for sure, but lots of first rate products of all types. More than you could ever sample and the market is flooded so it’s cheap.
You’d have to be crazy to bother growing your own here.
Free water yes, not anymore tho
Free hydro, that I’ve never heard of anywhere
You’d have to be crazy to bother growing your own here.
Free water yes, not anymore tho
Free hydro, that I’ve never heard of anywhere
DabberDog
New member
Early-mid 2000's, I think. Over in or around Nelson, I believe. Either someone we visited or real estate we looked at, I recall. Super sketchy logging roads, I remember.
The deal was the people who lived near a new hydro dam got free electric because the dam was going on a river with water or access rights they owned. The people were already drawing and filtering their own mountain stream water. Someone told me the potential water flow rate from a settling pond maybe 20 feet in elevation up a mountain 'out back.' The number 90gpm sticks in my head, but that can't be right. US is around 2.2. Anyway, it was insane. Didn't think to ask what they did when the settling pond froze.
The deal was the people who lived near a new hydro dam got free electric because the dam was going on a river with water or access rights they owned. The people were already drawing and filtering their own mountain stream water. Someone told me the potential water flow rate from a settling pond maybe 20 feet in elevation up a mountain 'out back.' The number 90gpm sticks in my head, but that can't be right. US is around 2.2. Anyway, it was insane. Didn't think to ask what they did when the settling pond froze.
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Smallgrow
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It was $212 usd for the rolling pin lol
https://thepressclub.co/collections/temple-balls/products/temple-ball-roller
Love your work and eduction material Press Club but your too rich for my blood
https://thepressclub.co/collections/temple-balls/products/temple-ball-roller
Love your work and eduction material Press Club but your too rich for my blood
Smallgrow
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Ya something is happening there. Everyone is using demand pricing these days with technology. It knows I’m in Canada or your close, or that I’ve looked at it before. Just like on Amazon when the second time you look at an item the price has changed.
All the big grocery stores here are going to electronic price tags on the shelf’s, so the AI can change the price of anything 50 times a day if I thinks it will make them more money.
All the big grocery stores here are going to electronic price tags on the shelf’s, so the AI can change the price of anything 50 times a day if I thinks it will make them more money.