That is a crock of shit. I was assisting the guy who taught me to grow in 1995 and he was running some Northern Lights that was every bit as good, if not better, as the Northern Lights people grow today and NL typically rests between 15 and 20%. You are 100% incorrect.
I own both books and they do contain useful information. Of course they are outdated when it comes to LED technology, but overall they aren't bad.
Agree he is incorrect. There are landrace strains that push 20%. Those have been untouched for thousands of years.
Tobacco is not smooths as soon as the stem breaks and it is very green at the end.I'm guessing that those from the Jorge camp grew guerrilla style and for cash. They surely fed to the end for big profits/heavy weights. They added elements and witnessed growth.
The weed tasted like shit when dried. they couldnt figure out how to make it right. they tried feeding only water at the end and found what they were doing was actually starving their plant at the end in an attempt to use up excess carbs in the plant material. ah...they were flushing out the excess carbs they figured.
It does actually do this. If I stop feeding nutrients in hydro and go plain water the plant material does show a significant decrease in glucose, thus ridding the plant of these carbs. It still tasted strange so they dug up old tobacco tech and thus began the fermenting of their herb to do the more of the same. common garden herbs are not cured with fermentation before use. tobacco is smooth when fetilizer is tapered in the end. the plant produces less green of course, but its smooth as soon as the twigs snap..(sounds familiar)
jesus didnt cure his kanah~bosem...he used the dried flowering tops straight up
my authoritative 2cents
Haha. 1995, like that was a long time ago... lol. I was smoking Northern light back then too. It was common in the UK due to less odour. It was beautiful and got you high AF. Possibly the first proper weed I started on.
White Widow was released in 1994. Just one potent strain among dozens that were available, even in the states.
Certainly a good book, i have recomended many read it for a good grounding. After that you cant help but learn a whole lot more
More likely agent orange. Paraquot was dumped on mexican and central american grows. Then farmers would rush out and harvest it. It was soaked in that stuff.and loaded with Eagle 20!
my tobacco is very smooth compared to marlboro or the ones fed to the end. when my stems crack apart my leaves crumble too.
what happens when it reaches 105% THC woohooo
We'll get really high for 5 minutes?
Rosenthal is incorrect.
I'm just going by the tobacco that I helped with when growing up.
some of my fam were baccy farmers in Tenn. never worked there though. its illegal to sell baccy shredded here in MI you know that?
