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YouTube - The Great Smoke Off: Jun 4, 7:37pm 1 review drugs, video
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YouTube - Cannabis Forgetting and the Botany of Desire: Michael Pollan: May 21, 4:23pm 3 reviews drugs, video
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Undlela zimhlope - African Dream Root: Mar 29, 6:34pm 1 review drugs
http://www.africanshaman.com/id27.htm; This plant, I strongly recommend for those open to experiment with dreams, divination and stoichiometry. "Indigenous to the verdant river valleys of the eastern cape province of South Africa, this obsure flowering species is regarded by Xhosa diviners as a sacred plant with the ability to induce remarkably vivid and prophetic dreams. Xhosa shamans regard the plant as a type of "Ubulawu" or medicinal root that they call "Undela Ziimhlophe," which translates literally as "white paths" or white ways." An eleborate river-based myth enshrines the plant and describes in detail the experience of those who are called to walk the "white path" to become diviners. Initiation rites involve partaking in a frothy brew made from the ground roots which allows initiates to travel a dream realm "under the river." There exists very little documentation of the pharmacology of Silene capensis. It is suspected that its oneirongenic, or dream-inducing activity is likely due to triterpenoid saponins contained within its roots. Relatively small amounts of root (250 mg range) are reported to be active. The plant exerts only minimal alterations in waking consciousness, yet the effects upon the dream state can be profound. Silene capensis is a tender perennial which prefers moist locations and sandy soil. It will do well in the garden with regular watering and also makes a fine night-blooming container specimen." Purchase

I Grow Chronic Documentary Educational Purposes only!: Mar 27, 9:14am 3 reviews drugs, video
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Marijuana Production: Comparison with other Cash Crops: Mar 18, 1:59am 10 reviews drugs
http://www.drugscience.org/Archive/bcr2/cashcrops.html; So. Marijuana is now the United States' #1 cash crop. 1. Marijuana $35,803,591 2. Corn $23,299,601 3. Soybeans $17,312,200 4. Hay $12,236,638 5. Vegetables $11,080,733 6. Wheat $7,450,907 7. Cotton $5,314,870 8. Grapes $2,876,547 9. Apples $1,787,532 10. Rice $1,706,665 "Based on a comparison with average production values of other crops from 2003 to 2005 marijuana is the top cash crop in 12 states, one of the top 3 cash crops in 30 states, and one of the top 5 cash crops in 39 states. Marijuana is the largest cash crop in Alaska, Alabama, California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Kentucky, Maine, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, and West Virginia. Domestic marijuana production often takes place in marginal areas not usually associated with agricultural production. In addition to indoor cultivation in trailers, closets, basements, and attics marijuana is grown outdoors along fence lines, in forests, on other public lands, in undeveloped rural countryside areas, and on other parts of private land generally inaccessible and unseen by the public." You all realize that full legalization would most likely be catastrophic for growers? Discuss.