weed

: Name: big-al; Location: Netherlands

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I want to welcome all of you that are interested in
everything that has to do with cannabis.
I will try to update this blog as much as i can.
For any comments or things you like to see added on this
blog , you can email me at:
albert1@wanadoo.nl

weed likes

Ok weed likes!!!!
Well i can be very short about that one,
what would you not like about weed.
ok maybe the fact that its not growing fast enough.
I mean 8 to 12 weeks is still a long time for alot of
people hehehehe.
I like the smell , the way it grows , rolling those
mother fuckers , i all love it.

weed hates

Things i hate, well get yourself a seat and sit down.
1-no weed
2-got weed but no rolling papers
3-like a said before that its not growing fast enough.
4-no chicks
5-no beer
6-rain
7-death
8-my birthday
9-no sex
10-that my brain can not come up with number 10

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welcome

Please , use the 5 leaves on the right 2 navigate...

weed me

Thursday, May 04, 2006

Comming Up

Tomorrow i will start a new series of post about my weed plants.
I got myself some sour diesel seeds and will keep you updated about the whole growing process.
I also will put some other info with it about the kind of soil nutrients i am using.
Wish me luck with it.

Peace

fully smoked at..at..at... 11:13 PM

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1 Comments:

At 5/07/2006 2:07 PM , Jennas Blog said...: Big-Al, LOVE the new look of your site. The plant is looking good too. I've got to say though, I've never heard of "Sour Diesel", but it sounds good. I can't wait for the tips on the growing process. Keep up the good work.

PS: My poll results are currently 10-3 in favor of keeping up blog. So it looks like I'll be staying around. Is there anything you would like to see, I'm trying to get some suggestions for new content.

Rolling lesson

Rolling Papers

Rolling Papers come in all shapes, sizes,colours and designs. Novelties aside, the best skins are the ones which stick where and when you want them to. These nothing worse than spending half an hour on your masterpiece only to have it fall apart at the crucial moment. Rice or wheat straw are recommended - the thinner and finer the better. Most of these designs are based on using standard size papers but work just as well with king size.

Paper never got anyone high so the aim is always to use as little as possible. Try tearing your papers down to size. Some judicious trimming can also make the joint easier to roll. The wider, squarer types of paper give you more scope for creating tailor made skins of different shapes.

If things start go bit pear-shaped the humble skin can save the day. Gummed strips torn from a spare paper make excellent bandages for tears, leaks, gaps and other emergencies. The strips are also ideal for creating joints between spliffs and roaches.

Rolling the Joint

Most people reading this will be well practiced the art of rolling a decent, smokeable joint. However, for those with more thumbs than fingers and a zero rating on the Kudos scale, here are few basic tips

The mix is perhaps the most important part of the joint. Make sure the consistency is even and break-up or remove any lumps or 'woody' bits. The shape of the finished joint is decided by how you distribute the mix over the papers. Many of the numbers here are cone-shape. Cones tend to smoke more smoothly than straight joints, but are slightly harder to roll.

Putting the roach in before rolling is recommended and saves time and hassle. You're also more likely to get a perfect fit.

Now for the 'tricky' bit. Pick everything up and start in the middle, rolling outwards. Let your thumbs do most of the work and give support and pressure with your forefingers. You should start to feel the mix firm ing inside the paper.

When you have an even consistency tuck down the facing paper edge with tips of your thumbs, wrap the excess paper around the joint, wet the and seal that baby! The best joints are firm but so tight you have to bust a lung drawing smoke. Loose joints taste rough, burn too fast and have a nasty habit of setting light to clothing and furniture.