The other 4 seem to have stalled. So yesterday I put the remaining 5 into water, and dropped them into paper towel/ziploc to see which ones sprout.
They will stay in the humidity dome for at least another week or so.
Oh this is gonna be exciting!
WCF’s Kashmir’s are definitely on my short list so I’m gonna pull up a chair out of the way here and smoke out while we wait for the goodies
I have a linked recipe for majoun somewhere on here. Majoun is definitely the ultimate form of edibles.
it has been around for 1000s of years, and it contains all the spices that are now known to increase cannabis entourage effect through terpene interaction. most recipes are very good for you.
I am going to be doing a majoun project sometime soon, making traditional recipes from all the old world hash producing countries. So far I have a sufi recipe, a persian / greek recipe, and a Moroccan / french recipe.
I have made an old recipe that uses whole cannabis tops, dates, raisins, nuts and spices, and you cook it all for hours. You can see that european mince meat also comes from this tradition.
Same here now I know why my grandmother God rest her soul wouldnt let us kids eat mincemeat pie at Thanksgiving and Christmas come to think of it those holidays are soon after a good harvest of her “backyard garden” it all makes sense and comes together my grandparents also had peach plum apple strawberry blueberry and blackberry producing plants as well as grapes …things that make you go. HMmmmmm…must have been some dam good brandy
Mahjoun is served with tea by some friends and I loved the variety served at weddings. A friend of mine married a Kashmir fellow in the late 80s. The mahjoun from his grandmother was putting the bridesmaids under the table within 30 minutes…
I do miss tea with the ladies… designer dresses, fragrant tea and hash in the pastries … I learned to say habibi
I’ll call them the indoor batch of seeds P3bx, and the outdoor P4. They’re still so closely related that I don’t know there would be a noticeable difference between the two lines, yet.