[killerweed31]

Originally Posted by Aab

Mexican in Morocco weird?

yeah for sure mate, also me in my friend house in maroc i try hash from messican plants grow in maroc, also colombian i try but messican is too strong and spice test....me i like take only 2 quality when i go ,one for sure is maroccan hash because are the best test and stone very sweet but i take also pakistan hash is more strong then maroc if you make nice, give you stone very straight into the head ..maroc stone they coming quietly in body and mind...all people like hashish they need to go one time to rif in maroc is a very distinctive experience everyone need to go..

[paulo73]

Hi there Killerweed and all the other guys!
Thx for all the input and kind words.
It´s nice to see so many of us falling in love with such a beautifull and laid back country!
I´m in the process of choosing&buying some good quality seeds in bulk quantities in order to go there next season and grow a field over there. That way my maroc friend can see the advantages&disadvantages of using better genetics.
I´m also trying to conceive a watering system based on gravity&solar panels that would save the local farmers a lot of work and provide them the time for other tasks.
If anyone got any experience or ideas they are all mostly apreciated!

Killerweed i´ve been to Cherafat, i was just a couple of kms down the road near Bab Berrad so maybe we can meet some day and share some mint tea,figs and hash
In my friends fields we have mexican, ardela, red maroc, skunk(or so they say),pakistani and afghani and some small patches of some other seeds given by other locals.
This said i think that the major problem in canna cultivation in marocco is that no one is working on preserving&breeding the local landraces.
That could only be done with some proper indoor/greenhouse grows in order to avoid cross polinization but until now i´ve never heard of anyone doing that. Everybody is busy making money out of it and because hash as been going sice ever around there they dont see it and love it the way we do. No a criticism, just a fact of life.
Take care guys&girls

[killerweed31]

hey paulo i no the village bab berrad is up my village not down but is very close to cherafat is only 30 min. car i think, last time this july from 24 to 27 very shoth time but better 4 days then nothing, this is my second farmer friend, before the first 5/6 years we go to ketama and now i change friend i check more down like cherafat because more green valley then up you no, here coming rain more frequently then up..maybe up also no rain for many days and some time get problem ...in this place you no sun rain ..more near to mediterranean sea the weather is much more better for plants this what tell me local people and hashish coming good, also up have very power maroccan but i like more now, i have appartment in big house only for people like me coming for make hash and stay shanty for a week, they bring me food from family or take it in the caffetteria...i like also food you no what i like more is tagin, chefta meet is very good also cuscus..so ejoyed in maroc!!!
you have good intention mate and explain exact what this people do , you have lucky for the fields you can do your plan maybe we move to maroc for few year to test strain working in the farmer..sound good ah ah..!!

[paulo73]

Nice one killerweed! Maybe some day we meet under a nice fig tree for a smoke and some mint tea
Harvest is done back there and here are a couple of pics from it


























Im still gathering more seeds and growing gear but any day soon i will be back there again
Peace&Light to us all

[HorseMouth]

Amazing. It's always an education on ICMag and these pics have taken me to next level.

On that lunch pic. I think I saw some fried Smelts, haven't had one of those in Decades. (Since Cypress)

Please continue.

Peace

[gertnaerd]

Wooow!!! man i love it ....wonderful countryside ,alot of green ,as you said laid back country....or the definition hrhr..next year i will hopefully be there!!! i wish you the very best for your plans mate....and thanks alot for this wonderfull insight view!!! big up

[paulo73]

Originally Posted by HorseMouth

Amazing. It's always an education on ICMag and these pics have taken me to next level.

On that lunch pic. I think I saw some fried Smelts, haven't had one of those in Decades. (Since Cypress)

Please continue.

Peace

Many thanks for your kind words and yes those were fried smelts

Originally Posted by gertnaerd

Wooow!!! man i love it ....wonderful countryside ,alot of green ,as you said laid back country....or the definition hrhr..next year i will hopefully be there!!! i wish you the very best for your plans mate....and thanks alot for this wonderfull insight view!!! big up

It´s my pleasure to be able to share it with you good people
Here´s a couple more pics







Peace and Light to us all

[Mr Pink]

So what's the wise word about harvest quality/quantity in the Ketama area this year?

I suspect it must not have been too bad, autumn was dry and sunny pretty much everywhere and fall fruits were good..

[ganja_hasi]

an absolutely impressive photo session paulo ...what a cool n awesome security guard thx for sharing & keep them coming ..

greetings
gh

[paulo73]

Originally Posted by Mr Pink

So what's the wise word about harvest quality/quantity in the Ketama area this year?

I suspect it must not have been too bad, autumn was dry and sunny pretty much everywhere and fall fruits were good..

You´re spot on. It was a not that bad year if you get my drift
Plenty of quantity and quality around

Originally Posted by ganja_hasi

an absolutely impressive photo session paulo ...what a cool n awesome security guard thx for sharing & keep them coming ..

greetings
gh

Many thx for the kind words