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sighmeupforthat · 46-50, M
if smoked sure the inhalation is not good.
that's about it.
that's about it.
RemovedUsername8862 · 31-35, M
@sighmeupforthat I wish that edibles were cheaper.
sighmeupforthat · 46-50, M
@RemovedUsername8862 if it's legal where you and you can grow fresh you'll have many opportunities to utilize it in many ways and benefit in different ways depending on how it's consumed.
but if you're going to bake, cook... use it in a butter element so on, you must know your chemistry :D
eating it raw may not get you toasted but... in that state it's very high in iron, zinc, b-12/6 and it's got good enzymes the blood stream and organ tissues will love.
it's great for the colon also.
but if you're going to bake, cook... use it in a butter element so on, you must know your chemistry :D
eating it raw may not get you toasted but... in that state it's very high in iron, zinc, b-12/6 and it's got good enzymes the blood stream and organ tissues will love.
it's great for the colon also.
RemovedUsername8862 · 31-35, M
@sighmeupforthat Huh, I didn't know that! Well, come Jan 1st, it'll be legal, but the people I live with are really pot-unfriendly, so that'll have to change too.
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@sighmeupforthat the impending legalization in Canada may actually help out the local economy a lot. It's only economical to grow high-value crops here and farming was decimated by the railway connection to the economies of scale possible on the gargantuan farms of the prairies. But we have a longer growing season and a much milder winter.