Chris Jay

Gave these bags a run the past weekend and managed to get 15 grams of some decent hash from about 120 grams of bud. I did two runs with these fullmelt filtration bags and got less yield on the 2nd wash. The bags were easy to use and made from high quality materials. So the pack has 5 bubble bags, 6 in total including the 250um. And below is what I got from each screen in total. 38um - 7.1g 70um - 4.5g 120um - 0.7g 160um - 1g 190um - 3g

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Lekker garden with a lovely view. Its your legal right to grow cannabis in your balcony. Give your wife an ultimatum : "Following the Western Cape High Court Judgement handed down in March 2017 and the Constitutional Court validation of that ruling in September 2018, Cannabis has been decriminalised in South Africa. This is however not the same as legalisation, as the trade and sale of the plant remains illegal.". This means cultivation, possession and use in your home is legal for your private use. Have a meeting with her, start negotiating for 5 plants and 10 seedlings. It worked for me in the past. Good luck.

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Funny enough was just sitting with a 70's politcal activist who spent months in jail for anti-apartheid photography, talking about weed, the chinese, surfing and a good living life. When I first met Jules and Myrtle, I was over the moon and to a small degree underestimated the revolution they would fire up. If it were not for them, we would still be smoking seeds and sticks talking about legalization. They are the perfect couple, with brains, balls, intellect and undying energy. We can thank our lucky starts for them. The chinese. I think they will be good for Africa. Its hard to say that as I pulled my finger at asian corporate companies I worked for and ran from that crap life. But this country needs a continental shift before anything will change. This need for burning, plundering and corruption needs to stop and sadly will only stop when nothing can be taken or when the ( good people )people rise up. I do have hope in Ramaphosa, unfortunately Zuma created a very corrupt regime thats legacy will burn us for a couple more decades. No one owns the plant agreed, however greed, corruption is already showing is hungry face. The malemanoma syndrome must be culled or educated with open ears and hearts.

Yip, hot dry winds can kill plants leaves, literally suck the marrow out of them. All the challenges we growers face. Overgrow Gaia system. You just reminded me to go get my girls out the wind, its literally blowing their knickers off. PS dont forget it could be a combination of factors. The hot dry winds could be causing issues with CO2 intake etc.

I still have nightmares about a confrontation I had with a black mamba while learning to drive by myself in sugar cane fields on the Natal north coast. The mamba lifted up from the right fender and tried going for me through the windscreen. Have a huge amount of snakes around me, shame girlfriend almost stepped on a puffy this week while tending the goats. As long as they not around my animals I have no problem with them and always try and relocate snakes. Out dangerous snakes in EC are cape cobra, rinkhals and puffy. Below are a couple other entries I would like to enter to this months POTM.

@Krieg That is a terrible story to hear. Also met a guy who was imprisoned for 5 years about 3 days after the judgement. Good news is he will only be in for a couple more months then he is out. Got a good deal for you cause I see your plants like you. Check your pm.

@420sake and that is the problem 420sake. I sat with someone yesterday who is involved with chinese investors looking at licensing. The investors are looking at the western cape as its the easiest. They are importing all the machinery from the far east, including alot of the labour force. They could not invest in the eastern cape due to bureaucracy and they did not want to invest in Natal cause its run by a consortium of ex rugby players. I dont know how true all of this is, but as far as I am concerned the guy does know what he is talking about. I really just hope they let people grow at home, no tax, no license. Biggest problem is most governments see the tax dollars, and the ANC needs money, and generally does not have a clue what they are doing.

Bloody good idea. Start taking clones, you have loads of material at the bottom of your plants and the flowers or balls should be showing by now. Even consider making some of your own seeds. Good luck and look forward to seeing your growth.

Just a matter of interest before your comments. Go in with a good attitude and ask if you could get a refund or replacement rather than having skinner sisters slander online. That is terrible bud. My 2 cents.

hi Krieg Welcome to 420SA. Lovely garden you have there. Can definetly vouch for biltong and budz genetics. You should see what the have on offer at the mo, limited genetics from Jungle Boys. The owner is a legend. He reminded me that we had met once before, I did not remember, but the oke is a meneer when I clicked on to the fact that we had met late one night in a pub. Genuine. Anyway hope to see more of those lovely strains you have going.

I cant remember the name of this grinder brand, Alupipe or something. Its about 8cm wide, perfect for home use. I gifted it to myself about 14 years ago. I will never look back. It stays on my desk, and near my "weed" box, its not allowed moving too far. I swear it cuts up weed better than anything. The teeth are still sharp and it really has been a blessing, never lets you down. Sorry it does need a clean, but looking forward to the hash I get when I clean it.

"As happy as a pig in shit. " Digger the pig. Thought you might like to see the video. Absolute bliss.

That is a swell idea. What is so nice about that area is almost no maintenance required. Pop a bean at grows. Perfect climate. I really do miss the midlands. Found a little spot here that as you walk into the valley, the vegetation changes and climate changes, and reminds of Natal. Good luck and pop those beans.

@Bakstein420 No not mine, a picture by reeferman in colombia looking at choosing the best males and female of Pink Kush. All within boundaries of linking!!

Bro we got back orders for eggs and only support our regular buyers.. Just causing kaka with the winner of eggs. Been walking around saying we the 2nd best eggs in Lower Albany. Fuck that crap. I wont to won goats ( Boer ) ,pigs ( Landrace ) , chickens ( rhode island red ) and black poison in cannabis. I will also win pineapple throw champion of the world ( 39 metres) . I want to break 40 metres this year and keep the belt. if you dont eneter you dont win. What i do know is you will win Pink Kush from the legit reeferman.co which was a cannabis cup winner and currently be grown in Colombia.

Okjust caught some trouble on FB: I dare anyone with a big mouth to enter. You might be lucky to get 2nd prize.I entering eggs, goats, pigs and cannabis. And only going for 1st place, no 2nd best eggs in Lower Albany! Pierre Rossouw you were lucky last year for best eggs. New comers luck,your eggs suck. The 2020 Bathurst Agricultural Show will be a memorable one. Cannabis Sativa will be making its 2nd dagga debut. Check this page for further information.

Gave her a quick manicure last night before her first public appearance but sadly got hit by loadshitting. And have started a small flame. So this black poison from GSR will be my entry to the 112th Bathurst Agricultural Show. Its already the 2nd plant entered and many many more potentials. Serious judges and serious prizes. The 2020 Bathurst Agricultural Show is around the corner, only a few months away! This year is going to be a big year for cannabis too! The Bathurst Agricultural Society has included cannabis sativa as an official category gardeners and growers may enter into. This will the 112th annual agricultural show and packed with its traditional events and it should be a bumper year. So brace yourself for the 3,4,5 April 2020. Source

Ahh not really, and totally worth it. Get goats, that is alot of hard work, especially when people have trained them as house pets. Luckily its all coming together and they have found their place. Love turning compost, when I get the energy or want to let off steam. Cheers.

Naaaice prizes. I am going to enter. Just thinking of a good winner picture to take.

@CreX Totally homemade. Generally no external resources, all locally claimed stuff. I make compost throughout the year and use a variety of manures from the farm and neighbours. External resources are epsom salts from a friends mine, I will be buying molasses soon and collecting kelp from the beach to make a tea. Go as far as chopping my own wood and using the ash for the soil too.

I must say you did inspire me. But I sold all my indoor equipment long ago. Oh I lie, I still have two custom boxes for drying biltong and vegging clones. My days of tinkering are long over sadly. But I am subbed to your post and would like to see your development.