Who has a strain they like that relieves pain when smoked.

Kushash

Kushash

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FirstCavApache64 said:
I know this is an older post but I was hoping to find out how those Night Nurse seeds came out for you. I and a good friend both have bad insomnia from pain and nerve issues and have been looking for a good breeder that has Night Nurse. Thanks for any help you can give with a strain report.
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Unfortunately, it didn't work out. It could have been my fault they didn't germinate. Maybe the room was not warm enough.
One started to show and stalled. I did contact them through the email they sent me but didn't get a response. I didn't read in the original email that I needed to call them if I had issues. I said fuck it and took the $80 loss, I was pissed and didn't feel like calling so I ran other seeds I already had.
 
Kushash

Kushash

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doughper said:
Good luck with the grow, with whichever you decide to germinate. Are you going to journal it?
If not, could you please report back on how it does for you. Ppl wanna know.
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I've done a few journals. One is in my signature.
This grow was a strain I love but it doesn't get respect for appearance or frost, so I didn't have a desire to journal it.
It's my own strain. It comes from an unknown Mexican strain mixed with super silver haze and White Castle. Not a stable strain but it makes a great daytime smoke and is great for PTSD.
doughper said:
Which seeds? How far along are they now?
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That grow is over, this pic is one of the few I have with the tomato plants surrounding them.
This was taken Dec. 18th. Tomato plants are still going strong under one 600w hps.
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FirstCavApache64

FirstCavApache64

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Kushash said:
Unfortunately, it didn't work out. It could have been my fault they didn't germinate. Maybe the room was not warm enough.
One started to show and stalled. I did contact them through the email they sent me but didn't get a response. I didn't read in the original email that I needed to call them if I had issues. I said fuck it and took the $80 loss, I was pissed and didn't feel like calling so I ran other seeds I already had.
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That stinks about the germ rate but I'm much the same way as far as dealing with seeds. If I get a bad batch I just move on, I already have more than I can grow in the next 5 years. Thanks for letting me know.
 
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doughper

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Thanks. Glad the 'maters are good. LOL Do a tomato sauce/cannabis extract, maybe. lol

Going thru the list of suggestions, well, wow, how do you decide? Also, did you do an RIU
search, like say: https://www.rollitup.org/search/4807067/?q=pain+relief&o=relevance ?
I didn't find much. One thread was 7 pages, here:

I dont think I can say I have ever experienced the Medical effects of Different Strains

I get what you are saying. Thank you for the response. Do you have any case studies that prove medicinal benefits for pain from before the US allowed research? Again thank you for your response
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So you could try that, it doesn't have a very positive title.

I just ran through your sig post of your journal. I've only been in RIU since Sept. '22. I don't grow.
But I go thru a lot of journals (It's cannabis porn for me). Yours is one of the oddest (not a criticism)
journals I can remember. For one, I guess the name of you in the "comp" (I guess that means competition),
is #121, right? I did not find the name of the variety tho. I'm as interested as you are about a pain
relieving cannabis that is smokeable.

I'll forward this link to a couple members, maybe they have some ideas.
 
Fadedawg

Fadedawg

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I haven't seen much pain relief from smoking, but oral or topical meds high in CBD will ostensibly provide the best pain relief. We grew Harlequin and Cannatonic for that purpose, but there are a lot of new high CBD strains out there.

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You can also buy CBD isolate or distillate from Hemp. The topical that I currently make and use has 1 gram of CBD isolate per fluid oz of base.
 
Kushash

Kushash

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doughper said:
Thanks. Glad the 'maters are good. LOL Do a tomato sauce/cannabis extract, maybe. lol

Going thru the list of suggestions, well, wow, how do you decide? Also, did you do an RIU
search, like say: https://www.rollitup.org/search/4807067/?q=pain+relief&o=relevance ?
I didn't find much. One thread was 7 pages, here:

I dont think I can say I have ever experienced the Medical effects of Different Strains

I get what you are saying. Thank you for the response. Do you have any case studies that prove medicinal benefits for pain from before the US allowed research? Again thank you for your response
www.rollitup.org
So you could try that, it doesn't have a very positive title.

I just ran through your sig post of your journal. I've only been in RIU since Sept. '22. I don't grow.
But I go thru a lot of journals (It's cannabis porn for me). Yours is one of the oddest (not a criticism)
journals I can remember. For one, I guess the name of you in the "comp" (I guess that means competition),
is #121, right? I did not find the name of the variety tho. I'm as interested as you are about a pain
relieving cannabis that is smokeable.

I'll forward this link to a couple members, maybe they have some ideas.
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It was a competition. I took my relevant posts and put them in a journal. The link to the competition thread is in the 1st post.
That grow was with seeds and clones from my daytime smoke, they were not pain relief seeds.
 
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doughper

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Fadedawg said:
provide the best pain relief. We grew Harlequin and Cannatonic for that purpose, but there are a lot of new high CBD strains out there.
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Thanks. Your contribution is invaluable. Not good to hear that the only effective pain relief is
mostly only topical, but other than what some posted in this thread to try, that's what it looks like.
 
Fadedawg

Fadedawg

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doughper said:
Thanks. Your contribution is invaluable. Not good to hear that the only effective pain relief is
mostly only topical, but other than what some posted in this thread to try, that's what it looks like.
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Oral also works on some pain.
 
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