Funny that I’d never heard this term until recently. It refers to the practice of mixing multiple strains of marijuana into the same bag. This was how it was often done in the past, where “pot was pot” and no one really cared so long as it looked and smelled good and got you stoned.

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With holiday travel, bad weather, work-for-money and work around the homestead, I’ve been shirking blog duty for the last month or so. Here’s a quick update on where the film is at. All the footage has been processed, organized and copied onto hard drives in preparation to start editing. The next step is to cut [read more ...]

Though apparently posted in May, this is the first time I’ve seen it. The video—with SoHum scenery and personalities, among others—covers the environmental damage caused by diesel pollution from remote, diesel-generator-powered grows, the trash and poison left behind on public lands by large grows and the energy used in on-grid grows. This is all true [read more ...]

An interesting tidbit from the ancient world of weed. Seems someone was buried with two pounds of marijuana in the Gobi Desert 2,700 years ago. The weed and other burial items were found when the grave was excavated by archeologists. If those people could figure out how to keep stored marijuana green for 2,700 years, [read more ...]

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Here’s another true tale of reefer-growing madness that was related to me yesterday first-hand.

“I went to check out my secret stash spot, looking for something else. It’s a six-inch diameter PVC pipe section with capped ends hidden out in the woods. [PVC can't be found by authorities with metal detectors.] When [read more ...]

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Those of us who live in SoHum hear that all the time. Life here defies easy description. It’s not your typical sleepy rural area and what we take as unremarkable is jaw-dropping to others. To liven the documentary up a bit and give a taste of this craziness, we’ll be collecting short [read more ...]

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Southern Humboldt County (“SoHum”) has been receiving an unseasonable amount of rain, so much so that very few people have been able to get their plants in the ground or even prepare the beds and holes. After yesterday’s pounding deluge, the sun is finally out and the prediction is for mostly dry weather through the [read more ...]

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There is no place like SoHum and the special lifestyle we have here. With the looming legalization of weed, there will undoubtedly be significant changes. One of the purposes of this film is to capture a slice of life at this moment in time, not just to make us understandable to the world outside of [read more ...]