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OMG.....cobbed kief!
I’m....I’m speechless and a little dazed.
I’m....I’m speechless and a little dazed.
Tangwena's Malawi-Style Cob Cure: Fermented Cannabis
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Sue speechless??? WTF?? I better take a screen shot of that!
Gazoo
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Sounds like a good way to have a conversation with GOD and be able to
talk about it later
DrDoob
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Lol sounds like a nap.
Lol that's some heavy shit if Sue is speechless.
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M’lord..... you did what no one else has done in four years. Lol! It took me so much by surprise that I apparently neglected to leave this post. Busy closing down my grow and packing up the house guys. Every time I can stop you all take my breath away with the fun you’re having.
Aside from that how was the buzz?We busted into the three week Jack Herr cob yesterday morning , very smooth and very quick uplifting to a point of being comfortably numb....... only cut .70 off cob and put .35 in bong...... for such a small amount used , I'm very pleased........ back in the Cobb hopper it went.......
WooHoo! You’re hooked. Lol! You never stood a chance Rooster. Hey! I’ll have DDA cobs when we meet.
I plan to always have DDA and Carnival cobs around from now on.
Panama x Honduras 9 months aged my grail.
*GASP!*
so, i joined the malawi cobbing revolution right there with the rest of the early 420 pioneers, not tang, he been there forever with his crew.
i have cobbed a bit of every harvest since april first
i don't have it all left anymore because it has been my personal smoke/vape since i started
i dont use corn husks, i use used volcano vaporizer bags,, basically food grade oven bags
the bags i use have been used by us to vape our goods so they are pre conditioned with a nice layer of vape vapour stuff,, but come pretty much clear when i use them for cobbing
the center bag, the stained one, is beyond belief for the fantastic colour it has absorbed. that colour can not be reproduced i dont think,, simply beautiful
now,, that particular stained bag is fresh unwrapped from a blueberry cob that has been brewing for 75 days,, and the bag wrapper was used for the first cob i made, so it has been double stained
superb
the little chunks down below
are remnants of the first of my cobbing
the middle one, og kush,, is all that remains of my very first cob, cobbed april first this year. hard as a rock
the blueberry there came from the only cob i made out of a corn husk,, and there is the corn husk too,, and oooh that wrapper colour,, delicious indeed
cheers friends,,
You sir, have become a cobbing god.
And @Scrogdawg ......they look exquisite. What effect can you report?
Can you believe these guys? Breathtaking!
Ok guys... let’s see what I can contribute.
The Zamaldelica x Panama cob came out of its week of fermentation today.
They’re back in a vacuum for another week.
Then I went to work on the DDA, turning these amazingly beautiful flowers....
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...into this.
The flowers are of the fluffier variety, so I’ll be checking them when I get home from coffee. I may only give them about 12 hours, maybe a wee bit longer.
Aren’t we having fun?
overlord
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The cobs were ready to begin fermenting this afternoon.
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Well that saves her on the time inbetween post.
Haha!
45 seconds. Lol..........30.........21.......
8..........
Scrogdawg
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Well, I took 6 small hits off the pipe in total. I remember how incredibly mellow the smoke was and thinking maybe I needed to draw a little harder. Then it took about an hour and a half for me collect my shit again and crawl out of my garage.....nuff said.
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Oh gosh guys, this cobbing idea is the most fun since I started growing.
And we’ve only started to play.
And we’ve only started to play.
Scrogdawg
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I'll definitely be cobbing a few ounces off my grows from now on.
Its certainly an unconventional method of curing by our north american standards but with such a positive end result I'm surprised it hasn't surfaced and taken off before now. Nobody in my part of the world has ever even heard of it.
Its certainly an unconventional method of curing by our north american standards but with such a positive end result I'm surprised it hasn't surfaced and taken off before now. Nobody in my part of the world has ever even heard of it.
ditto,, nary a soul i have shared with has seen anything like it,, or smoked anything like it.
i have not ventured into the edible cob yet, have not found a dose big enough yet,, i am a sissy to go deeper
i actually could see this cobbing as being a marketable venture/adventure,, and if i was a younger man, with more desire to be disturbed constantly, i would jump all over it. but i am thinking about it
cheers dawger,, and sue
tangwena
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Lovely cobs Sue the Panama cross looks perfect for aging your going to love testing that one I am sure.
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Thank you Tangwena.
The terpenes emitting from the curing buds are unbelievably tasty! Lol! I’ve been appreciating the flower form of the plant all day, and I must say it’s been pleasurable.
tangwena
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Yes I love the fermented smell of anything with Panama in it, the Honduras cross to Panama has the devil in it.Thank you Tangwena.
Amazing aromas in it. I have 3 growing right now and they already smell like heaven and they are not even in flower yet.
The colors of your cob are perfect for the trippy cure and after aging will not only taste and smell amazing but the highs will be just as unreal I am sure.
You guys are entering nirvana territory on this thread some fantastic cures on show guys hats off.
just a pic to shed light on all darkness,, bad darkness
so,, my outdoor lemon skunk plant,, simply the finest cannabis specimen i have ever been hopelessly attached to,,
aint it perty???
yep, it is,, but not at all the point of this post,, certainly off topic,,
but wait/???
look ,, in the hottub,, that red lidded container, floatin there,, well, inside is two o.g.-x. cobs made yesterday,, sweating up a storm in a perfect 104 degrees farensomething
cheers
so,, my outdoor lemon skunk plant,, simply the finest cannabis specimen i have ever been hopelessly attached to,,
aint it perty???
yep, it is,, but not at all the point of this post,, certainly off topic,,
but wait/???
look ,, in the hottub,, that red lidded container, floatin there,, well, inside is two o.g.-x. cobs made yesterday,, sweating up a storm in a perfect 104 degrees farensomething
cheers
DrDoob
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Love it!just a pic to shed light on all darkness,, bad darkness
so,, my outdoor lemon skunk plant,, simply the finest cannabis specimen i have ever been hopelessly attached to,,
aint it perty???
yep, it is,, but not at all the point of this post,, certainly off topic,,
but wait/???
look ,, in the hottub,, that red lidded container, floatin there,, well, inside is two o.g.-x. cobs made yesterday,, sweating up a storm in a perfect 104 degrees farensomething
cheers
Scrogdawg
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Ingenious nivek. What a lovely back yard too.