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Montuno
...como el Son...
By eye, I don't think it will exceed 1.5 kgs.
Heh heh... The truth is that at Monte Adentro we are very raw and primitive, and instead of measuring the harvest by weight, we do it by volume; specifically, in sacks or olive harvesting spouts, with a volume of 50 or 80 litres... (Graphic example of another year in "La Perrera"):You can round it to the nearest metric tonne.
Hempy McNoodle
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Here in the states, we'd call that a 'bushel.'
Example: "I'd like to buy one bushel (basket) of wheat, please."
Example: "I'd like to buy one bushel (basket) of wheat, please."
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Benny106
un celemín de ganja por favor
Montuno
...como el Son...
Holy shit! ... That's how my grandparents measured the cereals and the olives... They have a volume of 4.5 litres, approx...
Do you speak Spanish?
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Benny106
Montuno
...como el Son...
...As well as being very rustic our method of calibrating the THC content. The laboratories and technology needed to do this are beyond our reach...but like there is never a lack of dogs in the country, we have trained some in this work:
If the dog, after sniffing the grass, turns its head and snorts as if it is upset: low concentration of THC.
If it barks: medium concentration.
If it barks twice: high concentration.
If it rampages on its hind legs while howling like a wolf at full moon: fine cinnamon...
Here, Yaqui, approaching to test "a few bushels"...
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
If the dog, after sniffing the grass, turns its head and snorts as if it is upset: low concentration of THC.
If it barks: medium concentration.
If it barks twice: high concentration.
If it rampages on its hind legs while howling like a wolf at full moon: fine cinnamon...
Here, Yaqui, approaching to test "a few bushels"...
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Montuno
...como el Son...
Zamalmystik 2020
Zamalmystik 2020
From 1 to 3 of December of 2020.
That's how Zamalmystik was that day 3th December.
The next day, the 4th, I would have harvested it; I would have liked to have left it until the middle of December, but I go these days with the harvest of the olive trees and I fear that I will not be able to do it:
Zamalmystik 2020
From 1 to 3 of December of 2020.
That's how Zamalmystik was that day 3th December.
The next day, the 4th, I would have harvested it; I would have liked to have left it until the middle of December, but I go these days with the harvest of the olive trees and I fear that I will not be able to do it:
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Benny106
Very beautiful!
Montuno
...como el Son...
Montuno
...como el Son...
Zamalmystik 2019 vs 2020
Zamalmystik 2019 vs 2020
As you can see in the quote, this Zamalmystik of 2020 is quite different from the one I had in 2019. The one from 2019 was much more productive, and was ready before (around November 20), although the one from 2020 was born a whole month later (20 July; I have verified that plants born later than mid-June are delayed in maturing as much as they are born later).
That of 2019 reminded more in its aspect of hybrid sativas "Dutch type" as Jack Herer or Silver Haze. The one of 2020 reminds much more of the African Zamal, and is much more resinous.
The psychoactivity of the one of 2019 seemed to me equal to those of some Silver Haze #9 of Sensi Seeds that I had in the past: happy and very clean and clear; but lacking the power and "complexity" of the King Congo.
This other one from 2020, in some early tasting I have done, is much more powerful than the one from 2019, and although its effect is also clear and happy, it is a more complex effect with more nuances... I will be more precise in the future.
Zamalmystik 2019 vs 2020
As you can see in the quote, this Zamalmystik of 2020 is quite different from the one I had in 2019. The one from 2019 was much more productive, and was ready before (around November 20), although the one from 2020 was born a whole month later (20 July; I have verified that plants born later than mid-June are delayed in maturing as much as they are born later).
That of 2019 reminded more in its aspect of hybrid sativas "Dutch type" as Jack Herer or Silver Haze. The one of 2020 reminds much more of the African Zamal, and is much more resinous.
The psychoactivity of the one of 2019 seemed to me equal to those of some Silver Haze #9 of Sensi Seeds that I had in the past: happy and very clean and clear; but lacking the power and "complexity" of the King Congo.
This other one from 2020, in some early tasting I have done, is much more powerful than the one from 2019, and although its effect is also clear and happy, it is a more complex effect with more nuances... I will be more precise in the future.
Montuno
...como el Son...
12-Diciembre-2020:
So I have the big mesh (1 shelf of King Congo "feno South African Ciskei", another of Zamalmystik... and 5 of King Congo " feno Congo Point Noire", apart from several big branches of the latter that I have hanging from the ceiling, as I showed some messages behind...):
So I have the big mesh (1 shelf of King Congo "feno South African Ciskei", another of Zamalmystik... and 5 of King Congo " feno Congo Point Noire", apart from several big branches of the latter that I have hanging from the ceiling, as I showed some messages behind...):
Montuno
...como el Son...
King Congo 2° "feno Ciskei" 2020
King Congo 2° "feno Ciskei" 2020
13-Diciembre-2020.
I start packing in glass jars both King Congo.
King Congo 2° (Congo Point Noire * South African Ciskei Higlands; "feno Ciskei"). Born 18-June; harvested November 23th :
King Congo 2° "feno Ciskei" 2020
13-Diciembre-2020.
I start packing in glass jars both King Congo.
King Congo 2° (Congo Point Noire * South African Ciskei Higlands; "feno Ciskei"). Born 18-June; harvested November 23th :
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Guest
Felicidades por la peaso de cosecha. Tiene una pinta excelente.
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Guest
Nada mejor que la mierda para sacar buena mierda
Montuno
...como el Son...
Nada mejor que la mierda para sacar buena mierda
...aunque sea de alacrán, je...
Como te puedes imaginar, "las Marias" del valle me quitan los huevos de mis gallinas de las manos...
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