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I had a discussion with a good friend grower recently about the question of some batches of hashes beingCopenhagenCouple wrote: Fri 5th May 2017 09:55 pm *The fact that Boer / Ams gene chooses to call this new block "virgin" raises a few questions regarding either the "first sieve" interpretation of said term or the previous statements by Ams Genetics that the block hashes are (all?) first sieve runs of what ever strains the blocks are made from (as per the whole 1 g of block hash per 150 g of flower debacle)...
Never thought on that thanks for the inputWLow wrote: Tue 18th Jul 2017 12:56 am I had a discussion with a good friend grower recently about the question of some batches of hashes being
more crumbly, airy,non sticky. We talk about the fact that when you do a Room for producing seeds your
plants will focus more energy to make the seeds, when you harvest thoses plants the dry sieve coming out is more airy not really sticky like sand a little, it's like the skuff that was sold years ago i remember that gunpowder from Stix
The virgin hash would be from a fresh batch of white choco seeds
or you mix it with others dry sieves you can press bloxx
another possibility ^^ I never growed or made hash out of the plant... so I have no real experience with that. Furthermore I am still not sure about all that In my eyes it´s kind of evolution like the founder of the Tweede Kammer said at the testing at Boere... genetics get more stable and from year to year they get better and better. I saw their new Super Silver Haze Block in a youtube video and it also looks much more like that crumbly hashes we are talking about... and they say like it will be the top hash of 2017... but why was the older top block hashes so super sticky and dark? Also the cheaper ones like AK OG and Blue Dream Block were super sticky... If I remember right the testing at Boerejongens was at the beginning of the October 2016... and they showed us the hash made of the current harvest... so maybe later that year the hashes getting more oily and sticky The last block a buyed was that virgin choco block and it wasn't really pleasant, little harsh and its was really crumbly, but like you said who knows... Dry sieve from morocco? only dry sieve from Nl? mixed together? could be anythingMarok21 wrote: Fri 21st Jul 2017 05:19 pm Never thought on that thanks for the input
Super Silver Haze Block video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYMLygZ-5EY
she told me that it´s a really strong sativa hash... "you don´t need much of it to get high" and indeed that stuff got me really high! especially for a hash in that price range. Furthermore she told me while showing the hash that it´s like a kind of skuff hash and it´s made of dutch genetics...Yeah in the end nobody except the guys who produce or sell it know thatWLow wrote: Fri 21st Jul 2017 07:24 pm The last block a buyed was that virgin choco block and it wasn't really pleasant, little harsh and its was really crumbly, but like you said who knows... Dry sieve from morocco? only dry sieve from Nl? mixed together? could be anything
the question is if the "little" dealer at in this case a coffeeshop really knows where the hash comes from and how it was produced... and when he knows it another question is if he would tell the true 
No confusion we have seed banks full of seeds for last twenty years mostly full of Dutch genetics mostly regular seeds .WLow wrote: Sun 7th Jan 2018 08:32 pm People get confused nowadays
The kush canadians smokes is the afghani genetics, the purple kush must be the most popular.
Here in europe back in the days when we smoked hindu kush i know it was getting me stoned, but we just called it weed.When i first smoked on some OGKush, then only we called this kush here.
So it depends on what you smoked first, you need too try it all anyway
High Nepalese indica vs JungleBoys bullshitOG
(i still need to review tweedkamer for november wbb)
