white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.netwhite-widow.cannabis-marijuana.netCopyright white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.netwhite-widow.cannabis-marijuana.net RSS Generatorhttp://white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.net/bank_joey_seed_weed.php" Christie et alTue, 13 Oct 2009 12:00:00 AM GMThttp://white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.net/sandeman/canibus+seeds.php Luteyn, HTue, 13 Oct 2009 12:00:00 AM GMThttp://white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.net/operationallweedallandallseed/horny_goat_weed_seed/ Granchelli, HTue, 13 Oct 2009 12:00:00 AM GMThttp://white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.net/growingallwhiteallwidow/free_cannabis_seed.php ?This whole garden was Sweetooth, and it turned out very nice, took 9.5 weeks to flower but the yield has totally made up for the increased wait. I can't wait to get the CO2 going with my climate controller. This winter is going to be fun. I harvested 644 grams of smokeable bud with a 600-watt light, very efficient outcome. Over a gram a watt is a new thing for me. I didn't calculate under developed buds, they have already burn turned into butter with the trim leaf. 46 grams per sq./ft of beautiful colas...;-) 53.7 grams per sq./ft, 50 watts hps, 2.5 per sq./ft, clone, GH, coconut medium, ebb&flow Sweet Tooth is a fun plant to grow I'll hopefully have some pics of the harvest soon, very large colas, most plants between 24-28 inches tall, some colas were solid to 12 inches. Very nice quality nuggs, nice sweet smell, and the high is pretty strong. Sweetooth doesn't require much odor control at all, very state of the art indoor plant. I think I've got my garden down their isn't too much other than CO2 which is on the way. CO2 will be worthless for me during the summer because I have to ventilate all the time just to keep the temp in check, but winter should be great.? - ShivaTue, 13 Oct 2009 12:00:00 AM GMThttp://white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.net/HollandsallHope/White+Widow.php closure with BF3'EtzO, compound 228 was treated with CH3MgBr and then dehydrated to form the enamine 229Tue, 13 Oct 2009 12:00:00 AM GMThttp://white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.net/weedallseedallforallsale/cannabis seed.phpbeled a "dangerous drug." Not all cannabis advocates will agree on this question, but the range of opinion will be relatively narrow, at least as compared with the other side. The radical position is that the drug is completely innocuous, harmless in every conceivable way: "... marijuana... is in all respects socially useful, and absolutely nonaddictive. We defy anyone to produce a shred of evidence that marijuana. .. produces at any time any adverse, depressive, or toxic effect."[4] (The "completely innocuous" position is not to be taken absolutely literally, since an "overdose" of water may prove to be fatal; what is meant is that cannabis presents no dangers beyond such commonly accepted substances as coffee, tea aspirin, wine, and food.) The most conservative pro-pot position is that the drug may, given an unfavorable setting or taken by an unstable personality, precipitate a temporary state which could, by some definition, conceivably be labeled as something potentially dangerous. In general, users do not take the propagandized "dangers" of the drug seriously, since they have spent hundreds and thousands of hours high, and have seen dozens of others high, with little or no ill effect. There is more-or-less complete agreement on the relative harm of the drug: that marijuana is, for instance, far less dangerous than liquor.[5] Another comparison often made is that marijuana is less (or no more) dangerous than driving an automobile. Both of these arguments are open to empirical test and could, conceivably, be supported or refuted with data. The alcohol-marijuana comparison carries a great deal of weight among potheads. They feel that they have a solid case for the irrationality of the marijuana prohibition if liquor is, in fact, more dangerous than their own choice of drug. They contend that drinking carries with it very real dangers (although a high proportion of marijuana smokers also drink, very few do so heavily), whereas marijuana is, at worst, no more dangerous, and at best, completely innocuous. "... alcohol is frequently productive of a hangover, cirrhosis of the (2 of 22)4/15/2004 1:03:59 AM The Marijuana Smokers - Chapter 4 liver, violence, Dylan Thomas scenes, and the creeping quivers..." declaims The Marijuana Newsletter, a one-time organ of LEMAR, in a vigorous effort to urge defiance of the marijuana statutes. A marijuana user, in fact, feels a sense of superiority to the liquor drinker, a feeling that can be labeled moral, ideological and cultural snobbery. There is the faint hint of religious zeal in claiming a convert, of winning proselyte from "lush." The fact that so many young Americans once involved with alcohol are becoming "heads" is confirmation to the potsmoker that his intoxicating agent is spiritually preferable. The marijuana user will refer to the liquor drinker in condescending terms as lacking in style, sophistication, imagination, polish, subtlety, and taste. He is gross, obnTue, 13 Oct 2009 12:00:00 AM GMThttp://white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.net/somaseeds/northern+pride.phpeast once does not imply continued or even occasional usage of that drug. In fact, most individuals who try any given drug to become high do so a small number of times; the majority of all drug users are experimenters, and the regular users, although numerous for many drugs, are usually in the minority. TABLE 8-1 Multiple Drug Use Among Marijuana Smokers: Two Studies (percent) Goode EVO LSD 49 77 LSD Amphetamine 43 70 Methedrine 55 "Diet pills" 4 Darvon DMT or DET 26 50 DMT (4 of 24)4/15/2004 1:07:52 AM The Marijuana Smokers - Chapter 8 14 DET Barbiturate or tranquilizer 24 18 Barbiturate or tranquilizer Opium 20 11 Opium or morphine Cocaine 19 31 Cocaine Peyote or mescaline 19 41 Peyote Heroin 13 21 Heroin Amyl nitrite 8 8 8 Codeine 5 5 Codeine 4 Cough medicine Morning-glory seeds 5 10 Morning-glory seeds Psilocybin 4 12 Psilocybin Romilar 3 About the same time I was interviewing respondents, The East Village Other conducted the survey on drug use cited in Chapter 2, which made inquiries about the age of first turning on, arrests for drugs, feelings of paranoia, selling marijuana, and so forth. One question asked the respondent to enumerate all the drugs he had taken at least once. While this study, like my own, had problems of interpretation,[5] I will examine parallels between the two studies, showing that, although the percentage using nearly every drug is higher for the EVO respondents, the rank-order (i.e. degree of popularity) of the drug used was surprisingly similar. Among the 204 respondents, the use of drugs in addition to marijuana was more characteristic than it was exceptional. About two-thirds of the respondents (68 percent) had taken at least one drug other than marijuana or hashish once or more. (Some of the interviewees, I found out later, did not distinguish between marijuana and hashish.) The median number of drugs taken by the interviewees was two and the mean was 3.4. More important than the sheer number of drugs taken is both the kind of drug taken, as well as the frequency. In spite of the commonly stated belief that involvement with marijuana will lead to the use, and eventual addiction to heroin, this potentially dangerous narcotic was used by only a small minority of the sample. Twenty-seven respondents, or 13 percent of the sample, had used heroin at least once, with extremely limited use predominating. The picture that LSD presents is different in the extent of its use among marijuana smokers, but similar in the characteristic infrequency. Half had taken the drug at least once and of these, a quarter, or 12 percent of the whole sample, tried LSD only once; nineteen took it twice. Only fourteen respondents took the drug twenty-five times or more, and of these, four had taken it one hundred or more times. Thus, LSD typically is not a drug of frequent use. It is most often taken for curiosity, exploring unusual psychic states, (5 of 24)4/15/2004 1:07:52 AM The MTue, 13 Oct 2009 12:00:00 AM GMThttp://white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.net/Swazi/Hawaii+x+Maui+Waui.phpSome DP strains are in the big leagues, they just aren?t superstars. I presently have one from them called Haze/skunk that I really enjoy and smoke a lot, but from most standpoints seed from better breeders can beat it on all points -Potency, yield, stability, etc. We aren?t saying they are like bag seed at all, just do yourself a favor and try one of the strains from the other companies. - StixTue, 13 Oct 2009 12:00:00 AM GMThttp://white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.net/seedbankupdate/hemcy.php Dorr, and TTue, 13 Oct 2009 12:00:00 AM GMThttp://white-widow.cannabis-marijuana.net/EarlyallBud/Kaya.phpOutdoor / Greenhouse With 100% Skunk seeds, it's not possible to grow fully mature outdoor plants, because the seeds were selected for growing under artificial lights. Skunk was crossed with an early Indica, to let it mature sooner and to make the plant stronger for outdoor conditions. This is the F2 generation. It has come out as a very nice outdoor strain. Flowering period: 7 weeks ? Harvest time under natural light: end of September, 2nd week of October.? ? Dutch Passion seedbank catalogTue, 13 Oct 2009 12:00:00 AM GMT