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Al Yamoni

Al Yamoni

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She was a fun one, she smells of rubber, musky piss, and sweetened condensed milk. The milk is powerful enough to bring the nose right back! I wanted her to go another day or two but she was flopping so badly and then came a nanner or two that multiplied quite quickly over night so I chopped her up.

Nepali OG x Good Medicine
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And here is my lonely SSDD. The last plant in my garden..

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TheHermit

TheHermit

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Looking good. I am going to let mine veg a little while longer, but it should go into flower before the end of the month. The SSDD looks good too. I have a pack of those, but I have not grown any yet.
 
D_Urbmon

D_Urbmon

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Al Yamoni

Al Yamoni

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The Temple of Larry is starting to cure up super nicely. She started off dry with a lemon zest piney og flavor and aroma, and while that is still present, she has gained a wonderful floral, lemon cotton-candy flavor that lingers on the tongue. It's got so much going on its like a fucking dessert course at a five star restaurant.

The high is ridiculously strong too, like Arnold pumping iron she'll hit ya in the head with a dumbbell.

My wife took me to a bluegrass concert last night for my bday, so we needed a babysitter. Naturally I asked my brother to watch the boy and told him I'd give him a nice nuggy. The first thing he asks is "is it the Larry?" After I responded yes he says "oh fuck".

That is the first time I've seen a seasoned smoker look and sound terrified of some bud.

Too funny.

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Amos Otis

Amos Otis

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Al Yamoni said:
Thanks fir the bday wishes brotha, it was awesome! That ToL mixes well with a bit of wine.

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I almost hate to say this, Al - but as soon as I recognized it was a cover of Pink Floyd - like, at the 3 seconds in mark - I killed it. I love bluegrass, and I love a lot of PF, but the mix is oil and water for me. I guess you could say that when it comes to bluegrass, I'm a traditionalist. :)

 
Ruthless11

Ruthless11

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Looking to try some of Bodhi's stuff (thinking of prayer tower, superstitious or satsuma).
I'm also thinking about trying "The Vault" for the purchase (US is the shipping destination).
Thoughts/recommendations on the strains or The Vault? In general, the shipping success rate to
the US doesn't seem so great recently (with all vendors).
 
Al Yamoni

Al Yamoni

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Amos Otis said:
I almost hate to say this, Al - but as soon as I recognized it was a cover of Pink Floyd - like, at the 3 seconds in mark - I killed it. I love bluegrass, and I love a lot of PF, but the mix is oil and water for me. I guess you could say that when it comes to bluegrass, I'm a traditionalist. :)

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Hey buddy, it's all good. To each his own. They're from Michigan and they are quoted as saying that they came to bluegrass through the back door - being rock and roll influenced quite a bit. I get down on some traditional as well. Every Sunday there is a local radio show that plays everything bluegrass from traditional to everything in between. Getting baked with coffee on Sunday mornings is a thing that I cherish.
 
Al Yamoni

Al Yamoni

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undercovergrow said:
@Al Yamoni is the one rocking the SSDD and frost but thanks, i'm trying with them! :-) she's just a beautiful plant. her smells are amazing. did i mention great smoke? :wink:8)

the reveg of the SSDD pheno is going well. really excited i saved her! :weed:
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You're too kind, now I wanna see yours again.
undercovergrow said:
@Al Yamoni is the one rocking the SSDD and frost but thanks, i'm trying with them! :-) she's just a beautiful plant. her smells are amazing. did i mention great smoke? :wink:8)

the reveg of the SSDD pheno is going well. really excited i saved her! :weed:
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Thanks, You're too kind. Now I want to see yours again.:peace:
 
st0wandgrow

st0wandgrow

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Al Yamoni said:
Hey buddy, it's all good. To each his own. They're from Michigan and they are quoted as saying that they came to bluegrass through the back door - being rock and roll influenced quite a bit. I get down on some traditional as well. Every Sunday there is a local radio show that plays everything bluegrass from traditional to everything in between. Getting baked with coffee on Sunday mornings is a thing that I cherish.
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You live in Michigan Al?
 
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