Kevin Jodrey & Derek Gilman /Silk Road Stories PT 2: Hash, Culture & Cultivation in Pakistan/Ganjier
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- In between filming content for Ganjier's latest cannabis training program - The Ganjier Product Specialist course - coming soon at www.ganjier.com/gps-interest/ instructors Kevin Jodrey and Derek Gilman discuss Kevin's recent trip to Pakistan and what he experienced in terms of their approach to cultivating, aging, processing and consuming hash.
"Cannabis culture, regardless of where we are, creates a different bond and behavior in people."
nice to see you guys again I need a new High Rollers season so bad
I'll 2nd that!
damn i feel lucky being in australia we get alot of indian and pak weed such nice genos and terps and can really see waht ya mean i get alot of american and canadian stuff as im a medical patient and its really strong but it almost misses that full flavour punch compared to the older school strains that had a wider genetic potential which could open up so many more terp possibilities
I miss the hell out of the late 80s, early 90s smoke, the head on it and experience and the seeds would explode outside in some good dirt
Thanks Derek, love being able to listen to Kevin talk about anything.
It sounds like Kevin had a good time 👍.
I travelled this area back in 1990 - and still have good memories !
Kevin's experiences are soooo cool!
These two guys are the best ✌️💚🌱
Beautiful story's Thank you for sharing ✌
I just wish I could get some hash like I got in the early to mid 90s in Florida, or in the early 2000s in Germany and Holland/Amsterdam. I haven't seen any of that brown or blond stuff in blocks since back then. It would be really nice to taste it again and do the "angel waterfall" thing, smoleering hash on a pin under an upsidedown glass.
goood
I hope you made a whole documentary about this.I'd love to see a whole show about this experience
Thanks again for sharing your passion. Love from Australia.
I really like Kevin. I'd like to fish and chat with him for hours
Always engaging to listen to them.
thanks for that upload!
in eastern canada imported hash is a staple. i have been smoking imported hash for 35 years and definitely prefer it. the domestic made hashes seem to have potency as the main focus when import is a more rich experience in smell , flavor and high. we still smoke great imports up here but unfortunately mediocre domestic hash has flooded the country and younger people think this is what hash is all about. soon imports wont be a thing here anymore unfortunately
The yin and yang of it.
We use to get this blonde hash from Fredericksburg va it w a the best hash I've had til this day. We were driving down the highway back home and me and my buddy were just lost We had no idea where were we were.lol
Thanking all breeders cultivators lovers of the master plant. Cannabis breeds passion and homeostasis cb2 receptor inhibits all pathogens peace and love
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Wow epic
Niceeee. Man, Khyber Pass looks so clean and pure
Long time no see family
Mmmm. My three year old dry sift is still as good as the freshest ive got!😋 Tell mom i stay high!
Kevo!!!
Kevin jodrey knows more about cannabis than most people know about their profession regardless of degrees.
That's how scammers work. As long as you believe that.
@@DaveWasThereMan I've listened to enough thousands of hours from growers and scientists to see that this man is a wealth of information. He is undeniably an expert in the cannabis plant. How am I being scammed when I'm receiving free knowledge? I've never spent one red cent enriching Kevin J, yet he's done many solids. Whether or not you like the guy or think you know enough about him to make a statement like that, you cannot refute his passion for cannabis nor his record of sharing his data and methodology with the world. You're a fool and a hater if you claim otherwise.
i love experiencing different cultures that make us different . its a shame how America tries to make only one culture . thats why America is boring