December 17, 2022
What things are important in Cannabis?
Nutrients, signs of deficiency and toxicity, water, air, temperature, and some spiritual aspects…Like for years I would only play reggae around my plants. So, what is important in Cannabis and how does this blend into your life? Cannabis impacts my reason and my aesthetics in so many ways.
Think about the difference between indoor and outdoor. Not just the quality, but the experiences of the grower. One time I had an indoor grow room right next to my outdoor field. My outdoor field had 3” tall praying mantises and the indoor room had 3 million spider mites.
Nevertheless, it is quite striking what a stoner will encounter in life compared to a normie. Even the excitement is a stark contrast. Driving a Chevy with a bed filled with freshly harvested plants forms memories.
So many things wouldn’t be if you change one element. This reminds me of how I met my friend, my brother, Rob Griffin. It was at the Sunset Super Shop on the Sunset Strip. This led to many adventures and fun times, and overall, a lot of growth. Not just weed growth but growth as people.
He’s been there for all of us for a long time. His vision, consistency, and perseverance through everything is inspiring. I was just thinking about this yesterday, how he started a Cannabis magazine in 1993! Isn’t that nuts? He has guts and vision, and he has worked so consistently hard at it. Long live 420 Magazine! You really are a rock for everyone Rob!
What things are important in Cannabis?
Nutrients, signs of deficiency and toxicity, water, air, temperature, and some spiritual aspects…Like for years I would only play reggae around my plants. So, what is important in Cannabis and how does this blend into your life? Cannabis impacts my reason and my aesthetics in so many ways.
Think about the difference between indoor and outdoor. Not just the quality, but the experiences of the grower. One time I had an indoor grow room right next to my outdoor field. My outdoor field had 3” tall praying mantises and the indoor room had 3 million spider mites.
Nevertheless, it is quite striking what a stoner will encounter in life compared to a normie. Even the excitement is a stark contrast. Driving a Chevy with a bed filled with freshly harvested plants forms memories.
So many things wouldn’t be if you change one element. This reminds me of how I met my friend, my brother, Rob Griffin. It was at the Sunset Super Shop on the Sunset Strip. This led to many adventures and fun times, and overall, a lot of growth. Not just weed growth but growth as people.
He’s been there for all of us for a long time. His vision, consistency, and perseverance through everything is inspiring. I was just thinking about this yesterday, how he started a Cannabis magazine in 1993! Isn’t that nuts? He has guts and vision, and he has worked so consistently hard at it. Long live 420 Magazine! You really are a rock for everyone Rob!
