hello all, this is the first time posting on the african forum but i have a question for you african tokers. has anyone tried plants from ghana or any info regarding this region and its cannabis. thanks j

[ngakpa]

I think Zamalito has some Accra Skunk pics etc.

there are dry and wet season strains

I would like to try some

Senegal Haze on the way here

i actually was in Ghana about 30 years ago. (1976 to be exact). to say the weed there was incredible would be an understatement. I obviously don't know if it was sativa or indica, but I can safely say it was the most incredible reefer I ever smoked. I was there from about septemeber until about november or december, and it was just incredible.

many is the time i would awaken, as if in slumber, to find 2/3 or 3/4 of a joint still between my fingers. The taste was good too, although what I remember most was the potency.

LD

thanks for that fellas. it's been a while coming but well worth the wait..

[lowridersa]

Lonesomedave, sounds really awesome that you travelled there and experineced it first hand, makes me just wanna hop on a plane and head there and find the green. Jingles: came across this article that might give you more insight, great read and love ganja in ghana strap line: https://cannabisculture.com/articles/4537.html

All the best, one love.

awesome. thanks

[ngakpa]

Ghana celebrates 50 years of independence from the UK

https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/6421421.stm

[lowridersa]

50 yrs is a long time. Jingles hope u found what u were looking for

[ngakpa]

yeh I just have to visit Ghana one of these days - the music there is just incredible - so funky it is plain ridiculous, and everyone I know who has been there has great things to say about the place and the people - and the sensi

for people who like their West African tunes, esp. people who collect vinyl, you should check out Soundway Records from Brighton, UK

they have plenty of compilations and great re-releases of vintage afrobeat on vinyl from 70s Ghana, as well as some other great 60s/70s West African sounds from Benin and Lagos inc. some rare George Pino afrobeat

thanks for the info NG

LD