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Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis .
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Don't get caught!
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"CW" wrote in message om... Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis . It grows very easily and was at one time widespread in the wild in Uk. best tip however is don't get caught. -- Chris Thomas West Cork Ireland |
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from CW contains these words: Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis . Yes. Don't. -- Rusty Hinge http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/tqt.htm Dark thoughts about the Wumpus concerto played with piano, iron bar and two sledge hammers. (Wumpus, 15/11/03) |
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On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 11:07:22 GMT, Jaques d'Alltrades
wrote: The message from CW contains these words: Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis . Yes. Don't. inhale? -- Martin |
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"Steve Harris" wrote in message ... In article , LID (CW) wrote: Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis . Emigrate to somewhere where it's legal? :-) Noway is good for Trolls :-) Steve Harris - Cheltenham - Real address steve AT netservs DOT com Try www.ukcia.org if the info you need isn't there, they've good links |
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uk.rec.gardening , Jaques d'Alltrades ,
Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis . Yes. Don't. Thank you for your zen wisdom on the subject . -- http://www.cannabiswindow.co.uk |
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"...... Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis ........."
I have to presume you want to grow it for it's fibre, then the first thing is to get a licence........ It's now a legal crop for fibre production.. I just wonder what happens when you burn the waste from the crop, leaves etc after harvest. I presume you don't stand down wind. -- David Hill Abacus nurseries www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk |
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"David Hill" wrote in message ... "...... Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis ........." I have to presume you want to grow it for it's fibre, then the first thing is to get a licence........ It's now a legal crop for fibre production.. I just wonder what happens when you burn the waste from the crop, leaves etc after harvest. I presume you don't stand down wind. Probably not, since THC, the 'active ingredient' is at low levels (0.3% or less) in 'legal' varieties. |
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from "David Hill" contains these words: "...... Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis ........." I have to presume you want to grow it for it's fibre, then the first thing is to get a licence........ It's now a legal crop for fibre production.. I just wonder what happens when you burn the waste from the crop, leaves etc after harvest. I presume you don't stand down wind. I believe that the active ingredient is either negligible or nonexistant in the commercial fibre variety. It has emerged that teenage smokers of cannabis can contract a type of dementia. (IIRC, You And Yours, BBC R4 - was this week, I think, so ought to be extant on their wibble) -- Rusty Hinge http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/tqt.htm Dark thoughts about the Wumpus concerto played with piano, iron bar and two sledge hammers. (Wumpus, 15/11/03) |
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On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 13:06:30 GMT, Jaques d'Alltrades
wrote: The message from "David Hill" contains these words: "...... Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis ........." I have to presume you want to grow it for it's fibre, then the first thing is to get a licence........ It's now a legal crop for fibre production.. I just wonder what happens when you burn the waste from the crop, leaves etc after harvest. I presume you don't stand down wind. I believe that the active ingredient is either negligible or nonexistant in the commercial fibre variety. It has emerged that teenage smokers of cannabis can contract a type of dementia. (IIRC, You And Yours, BBC R4 - was this week, I think, so ought to be extant on their wibble) Millions die from smoking tobacco without ever reaching the age for senile dementia. I neither smoke, nor advocate smoking either. -- Martin |
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"martin" wrote in message I neither smoke, nor advocate smoking either. I hate smoking but I fear dementia may be setting in anyway......... well it could be the bats:) O |
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"Ophelia" wrote in message ... "martin" wrote in message I neither smoke, nor advocate smoking either. I hate smoking but I fear dementia may be setting in anyway......... well it could be the bats:) They call it "graceful maturation" Franz |
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"BAC" wrote in message ... "David Hill" wrote in message ... "...... Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis ........." I have to presume you want to grow it for it's fibre, then the first thing is to get a licence........ It's now a legal crop for fibre production.. I just wonder what happens when you burn the waste from the crop, leaves etc after harvest. I presume you don't stand down wind. Probably not, since THC, the 'active ingredient' is at low levels (0.3% or less) in 'legal' varieties. In what way would the legal variety be distinguishable from the illegal one, to the eyes of a prying officialdom? Franz |
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"Ophelia" wrote in message ... "martin" wrote in message I neither smoke, nor advocate smoking either. I hate smoking but I fear dementia may be setting in anyway......... well it could be the bats:) They call it "graceful maturation" Franz |
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"BAC" wrote in message ... "David Hill" wrote in message ... "...... Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis ........." I have to presume you want to grow it for it's fibre, then the first thing is to get a licence........ It's now a legal crop for fibre production.. I just wonder what happens when you burn the waste from the crop, leaves etc after harvest. I presume you don't stand down wind. Probably not, since THC, the 'active ingredient' is at low levels (0.3% or less) in 'legal' varieties. In what way would the legal variety be distinguishable from the illegal one, to the eyes of a prying officialdom? Franz |
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Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Trace: news.uni-berlin.de 1069430977 60686810 217.72.169.230 (16 [133281]) User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.3) Gecko/20030312 X-Accept-Language: en-us, en In-Reply-To: Path: kermit!newsfeed-east.nntpserver.com!nntpserver.com!eusc.inter.net! fu-berlin.de!uni-berlin.de!217.72.169.230!not-for-mail Xref: kermit uk.rec.gardening:176477 Franz Heymann wrote: "BAC" wrote in message Probably not, since THC, the 'active ingredient' is at low levels (0.3% or less) in 'legal' varieties. In what way would the legal variety be distinguishable from the illegal one, to the eyes of a prying officialdom? Smell, certainly. But the main way an official can tell if a crop is legal or not, is that you must have a licence to grow it. If you don't have a licence, pack your steel-seated pajamas, you're off to prison. |
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"martin" wrote in message ... On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 16:00:03 +0000 (UTC), "Franz Heymann" wrote: "BAC" wrote in message ... "David Hill" wrote in message ... "...... Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis ........." I have to presume you want to grow it for it's fibre, then the first thing is to get a licence........ It's now a legal crop for fibre production.. I just wonder what happens when you burn the waste from the crop, leaves etc after harvest. I presume you don't stand down wind. Probably not, since THC, the 'active ingredient' is at low levels (0.3% or less) in 'legal' varieties. In what way would the legal variety be distinguishable from the illegal one, to the eyes of a prying officialdom? A good question! 5 years ago there was about 3 acres growing between the K&A canal and the railway track between Reading and Aldermarston. Has it now been converted into coal bags or smokables? Franz |
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On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 16:21:48 +0000 (UTC), "Franz Heymann"
wrote: "martin" wrote in message .. . On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 16:00:03 +0000 (UTC), "Franz Heymann" wrote: "BAC" wrote in message ... "David Hill" wrote in message ... "...... Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis ........." I have to presume you want to grow it for it's fibre, then the first thing is to get a licence........ It's now a legal crop for fibre production.. I just wonder what happens when you burn the waste from the crop, leaves etc after harvest. I presume you don't stand down wind. Probably not, since THC, the 'active ingredient' is at low levels (0.3% or less) in 'legal' varieties. In what way would the legal variety be distinguishable from the illegal one, to the eyes of a prying officialdom? A good question! 5 years ago there was about 3 acres growing between the K&A canal and the railway track between Reading and Aldermarston. Has it now been converted into coal bags or smokables? I don't know. We noticed from a boat, but didn't stop. I thought I was hallucinating. I have lived in NL for decades and had never seen any cultivated openly in fields before. It's purpose was discussed on URW at the time AFAIR. it was probably a GM experiment based on the amount of stray plutonium in the area. -- Martin |
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from martin contains these words: It has emerged that teenage smokers of cannabis can contract a type of dementia. (IIRC, You And Yours, BBC R4 - was this week, I think, so ought to be extant on their wibble) Millions die from smoking tobacco without ever reaching the age for senile dementia. The word senile wasn't mentioned. Cannabis dementia can set in during late teens. -- Rusty Hinge http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/tqt.htm Dark thoughts about the Wumpus concerto played with piano, iron bar and two sledge hammers. (Wumpus, 15/11/03) |
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"bigboard" wrote in message ... Franz Heymann wrote: "BAC" wrote in message Probably not, since THC, the 'active ingredient' is at low levels (0.3% or less) in 'legal' varieties. In what way would the legal variety be distinguishable from the illegal one, to the eyes of a prying officialdom? Smell, certainly. But the main way an official can tell if a crop is legal or not, is that you must have a licence to grow it. If you don't have a licence, pack your steel-seated pajamas, you're off to prison. By smelling a growing plant, or by burning a dried leaf? I was just pondering on how they would catch a grower with a licence who surreptitiously has a few of the smoking variey here and there in his plot of the legal variety. I have no intention of experimenting. I am far too scared of the law to bother. Franz |
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The message
from martin contains these words: It has emerged that teenage smokers of cannabis can contract a type of dementia. (IIRC, You And Yours, BBC R4 - was this week, I think, so ought to be extant on their wibble) Millions die from smoking tobacco without ever reaching the age for senile dementia. The word senile wasn't mentioned. Cannabis dementia can set in during late teens. -- Rusty Hinge http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/tqt.htm Dark thoughts about the Wumpus concerto played with piano, iron bar and two sledge hammers. (Wumpus, 15/11/03) |
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"bigboard" wrote in message ... Franz Heymann wrote: "BAC" wrote in message Probably not, since THC, the 'active ingredient' is at low levels (0.3% or less) in 'legal' varieties. In what way would the legal variety be distinguishable from the illegal one, to the eyes of a prying officialdom? Smell, certainly. But the main way an official can tell if a crop is legal or not, is that you must have a licence to grow it. If you don't have a licence, pack your steel-seated pajamas, you're off to prison. By smelling a growing plant, or by burning a dried leaf? I was just pondering on how they would catch a grower with a licence who surreptitiously has a few of the smoking variey here and there in his plot of the legal variety. I have no intention of experimenting. I am far too scared of the law to bother. Franz |
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Jaques d'Alltrades wrote: The message from martin contains these words: It has emerged that teenage smokers of cannabis can contract a type of dementia. (IIRC, You And Yours, BBC R4 - was this week, I think, so ought to be extant on their wibble) Millions die from smoking tobacco without ever reaching the age for senile dementia. The word senile wasn't mentioned. Cannabis dementia can set in during late teens. Well, anti-cannabis dementia certainly can. Do you know the story of the boy who cried "wolf"? While it is POSSIBLE that such a thing can happen, I am thoroughly disinclined to believe ANY anti-cannabis story dreamt up by either the political or the medical establishment. I have heard just too many of them that have proved to be more-or-less complete nonsense. If any independent evidence emerges, it might be worth listening to, but I can no longer be bothered even to check if that counts as independent. No, I don't smoke it. For comparison, food additive dementia hit at weaning, and affected about 2% of children, but that was not regarded as serious enough to take action by our Lords and Masters. Thank God for the EU. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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"Franz Heymann" wrote in message ... "Ophelia" wrote in message ... "martin" wrote in message I neither smoke, nor advocate smoking either. I hate smoking but I fear dementia may be setting in anyway......... well it could be the bats:) They call it "graceful maturation" ahhhh Franz.. you are too kind:)) |
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On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 01:16:21 -0000, CW
wrote: Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis . I would like to hear more relevant answers to the OP's question. I did grow some 30 years ago when the seeds were sold in Dobies catalogue. If I recall they grew to about 5 - 6 feet high. I think I just composted them at the end of summer, not knowing what to do with them. What would have happened if I had left them? they are not frost hardy are they? Also, what is the difference between the plants grown for leaves and those for fibre? What about the flowers? Are they used also? I'm innocent of these things, just curious. Pam in Bristol |
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uk.rec.gardening , Pam Moore ,
Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis . I would like to hear more relevant answers to the OP's question. I did grow some 30 years ago when the seeds were sold in Dobies catalogue. If I recall they grew to about 5 - 6 feet high. I think I just composted them at the end of summer, not knowing what to do with them. What would have happened if I had left them? they are not frost hardy are they? Also, what is the difference between the plants grown for leaves and those for fibre? What about the flowers? Are they used also? I'm innocent of these things, just curious. The courts are pretty lenient these days with regard to small amounts for personal use & with Class C status due at the end of january it wont take long for many first timers who want to start growing their own . Perhaps this might be a good time for you experts to start putting together a FAQ on the subject ..... in theory of course :-) -- http://www.cannabiswindow.co.uk |
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In message , martin
writes On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 13:06:30 GMT, Jaques d'Alltrades wrote: The message from "David Hill" contains these words: "...... Any useful hints and tips for growing cannabis ........." I have to presume you want to grow it for it's fibre, then the first thing is to get a licence........ It's now a legal crop for fibre production.. I just wonder what happens when you burn the waste from the crop, leaves etc after harvest. I presume you don't stand down wind. I believe that the active ingredient is either negligible or nonexistant in the commercial fibre variety. It has emerged that teenage smokers of cannabis can contract a type of dementia. (IIRC, You And Yours, BBC R4 - was this week, I think, so ought to be extant on their wibble) Millions die from smoking tobacco without ever reaching the age for senile dementia. I neither smoke, nor advocate smoking either. And in the future many will die from cancer of the upper respiratory system from smoking cannabis, and younger than those who die from lung cancer caused by tobacco smoking. -- hugh Reply to address is valid at the time of posting |
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from Jaques d'Alltrades contains these words: It has emerged that teenage smokers of cannabis can contract a type of dementia. (IIRC, You And Yours, BBC R4 - was this week, I think, so ought to be extant on their wibble) Not just teenagers; and it's not dementia, it's cannabis-induced psychosis.The majority of users won't develop it, but there is no way of predicting who is at risk. Unlike alcoholism it isn't linked to prolonged or excessive use, there are no warning signals, and you don't sober up as the drug level in the blood reduces. The broad difference between dementia and psychosis is that dementia is usually gradual, progressive and permanent brain deterioration; sufferers' families usually spot it developing and have chance to protect the person before they are in physical danger. A psychotic episode can develop very fast out of the blue and inspire life-threatening behaviour. If the person is very fortunate,it may be a one-off episode from which they make a full recovery eventually, though it may take a considerable time.Not all people are so lucky. There is a theory that recurrence of cannabis-induced psychoses may trigger schizophrenia in some susceptible people. Psychotic episodes involving dangerous behaviour often result in the person being detained in mental hospital without their consent; which can itself be a very difficult experience for young people. Janet. |
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from bigboard contains these words: In what way would the legal variety be distinguishable from the illegal one, to the eyes of a prying officialdom? Smell, certainly. But the main way an official can tell if a crop is legal or not, is that you must have a licence to grow it. If you don't have a licence, pack your steel-seated pajamas, you're off to prison. However, if you knew where it was going to be grown commercially, you might substitute a block of something smelly where you know where to find it. It'd probably grow too high, or give itself away somehow. -- Rusty Hinge http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/tqt.htm Dark thoughts about the Wumpus concerto played with piano, iron bar and two sledge hammers. (Wumpus, 15/11/03) |
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uk.rec.gardening , Janet Baraclough ,
Not just teenagers; and it's not dementia, it's cannabis-induced psychosis.The majority of users won't develop it, but there is no way of predicting who is at risk. Unlike alcoholism it isn't linked to prolonged or excessive use, there are no warning signals, The actual strength of the cannabis is a major factor & while production and distribution remains in criminal hands there will never be any measurement scale of any value for people to use . A fair percentage of cannabis users would like a trusted and licensed local supplier as their only source of cannabis as they know what they would be getting . -- http://www.cannabiswindow.co.uk |
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from (Nick Maclaren) contains these words: The word senile wasn't mentioned. Cannabis dementia can set in during late teens. Well, anti-cannabis dementia certainly can. Do you know the story of the boy who cried "wolf"? While it is POSSIBLE that such a thing can happen, I am thoroughly disinclined to believe ANY anti-cannabis story dreamt up by either the political or the medical establishment. I have heard just too many of them that have proved to be more-or-less complete nonsense. If any independent evidence emerges, it might be worth listening to, but I can no longer be bothered even to check if that counts as independent. No, I don't smoke it. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/youandyours_20031118_4.ram I can't see a transcript there. Listen to it. It's not establishment propaganda, it's parents' experiences. -- Rusty Hinge http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/tqt.htm Dark thoughts about the Wumpus concerto played with piano, iron bar and two sledge hammers. (Wumpus, 15/11/03) |
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On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 16:28:26 GMT, Jaques d'Alltrades
wrote: The message from martin contains these words: It has emerged that teenage smokers of cannabis can contract a type of dementia. (IIRC, You And Yours, BBC R4 - was this week, I think, so ought to be extant on their wibble) Millions die from smoking tobacco without ever reaching the age for senile dementia. The word senile wasn't mentioned. Cannabis dementia can set in during late teens. I mentioned senile. Lung cancer can also set in when a person is young. -- Martin |
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"...........It has emerged that teenage smokers of cannabis can contract a
type of dementia ....." Must be why the keep missing out letters when they send text messages. -- David Hill Abacus nurseries www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk |
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On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 23:48:39 -0000, "David Hill"
wrote: "...........It has emerged that teenage smokers of cannabis can contract a type of dementia ....." Must be why the keep missing out letters when they send text messages. LOL! and I thought it was dyslexia :-) -- Martin |
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