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Stay vegging under the sun because Kyle Kushman, the breeder who brought you Strawberry Cough / former High Times Cultivation editor, and Shiloh Massive, an OG grower from Eddy Lepp era whose crops were featured in the Canna Bible and flavors favored by Dr. Dre, are about to harvest a cultivation revolution through Veganic Earth Friendly Canna Culture. Veganic cannabis (Marijuana) cultivation is the future of conscious horticulture. It is beyond organic medical marijuana. Veganics utilizes enzymatic products, plant based nutrients, and microbials to create a living soil without the use of animal bi-products.Stay vegging under the sun because Kyle Kushman, the breeder who brought you... more
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Medicinal marijuana plants in Mendocino County can now be identified by visible tags distributed by the sheriff’s department.
Sales of medicinal marijuana zip-ties began Wednesday at noon.
The ties help law enforcement identify if a plant is being grown for legal purposes. If it can not be verified that a plant is legal it is subject to confiscation and destruction.
The program was tested in 2007 by Mendocino County Sheriff’s officials who called it “successful.”Medicinal marijuana plants in Mendocino County can now be identified by visible tags... more
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Driving north on the scenic highway 101 from San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, the terraced vineyards of Sonoma County give way to rocky foothills growing an open secret. Hidden among the rising slopes are groves of cannabis plants, a pillar of the local economy in this area known as the Emerald Triangle.
Marijuana has become an accepted part of the culture in the rural, sparsely populated region that spans the three counties of Mendocino, Humboldt and Trinity.Driving north on the scenic highway 101 from San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge,... more
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Reporting from secret farms and not-so-secret grow houses of marijuana cultivators, Lisa Ling goes into their world -- where marijuana is not just a drug but a way of life.
"If a stranger walked up to you and poured pebble like seeds into your hand and then said, 'plant them and your harvest can be made into rope, cloth or paper. It could help the sick or intoxicate.' What would you say? Would you keep the seeds or chuck them away?"
I highly recommend this Explorer. Although it isn't perfect, it has its insightful moments and Lisa Ling shines, as always! :)Reporting from secret farms and not-so-secret grow houses of marijuana cultivators,... more
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