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guest86120975
I thought you guys may find this interesting. These fields are near Negril, and stretch sometimes up to 2 miles long with tens of thousands of plants in each field
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greennuggets7
Member
Those are pretty cool. Kinda small though haha. Did you take those yourself?
supersmallgiant
Member
There are a few seeds in those pictures. lol
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OrganicOzarks
I am guessing that they don't have a C.A.M.P. equivelant.
Danki-Herbals
Member
i cant tell anything other than its land and really high up lol
highroller614
Active member
They grow a lot on orange hill. They got a commercial scale operation there.
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guest86120975
Yeah no these are actually screen captures from a video that was shot by someone I know. Although, I've taken this flight b4.... It's called Tim Air, they will fly you from the Montego Bay airport to Negril and it's just a 15 min flight compared to like a 2 hour drive. It can be scary as fuck though, in a plane that size, unless you're not scared of anything. Then again, driving in Jamaica isn't exactly safe
These are the "real" fields though...the ones they take the tourists to are kinda cool but nothing at all like this..
First time I went to Jamaica, I found that on the beach and around the tourist areas it was mostly mid-grade or upper mid-grade sold by the stalk for typically $30 an oz or so (after the haggle). But, when I went up to Orange Hill, me and this dude I met while I was there, we got this strait soapy skunk that was bright green, greasy, and absolutely smothered with crystals. AFter a couple toke from the coconut chalice (Jamaican bong), I was really super faded, like to the point to where I was borderline freaking out since I'm not really used to racy sativa's. It was great though, I would love to go back right now
These are the "real" fields though...the ones they take the tourists to are kinda cool but nothing at all like this..
First time I went to Jamaica, I found that on the beach and around the tourist areas it was mostly mid-grade or upper mid-grade sold by the stalk for typically $30 an oz or so (after the haggle). But, when I went up to Orange Hill, me and this dude I met while I was there, we got this strait soapy skunk that was bright green, greasy, and absolutely smothered with crystals. AFter a couple toke from the coconut chalice (Jamaican bong), I was really super faded, like to the point to where I was borderline freaking out since I'm not really used to racy sativa's. It was great though, I would love to go back right now
