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Copenhagen plans for legal cannabis!
November 24th, 2011 | 
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The Copenhagen City Council want (yet again) take control of the Danish marijuana market! A market with an annual worth of 1.5 billion kroner, or 200 million euros.
Copenhagen Social Affairs Head Councillor Mikkel Warming said the new proposal is to completely legalize the sale of cannabis, in contrast to the Dutch model which tolerates but doesn’t control or regulate sales, and makes no provision for production or supply of cannabis to coffeeshops. The Danish capital sees the paradox in this approach – it’s hard not to – and instead plans to legalize and regulate the entire process.
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Germany: Lawmakers ready to approve use of medical marijuana
Medical cannabis will be available in Germany soon, with the center-right coalition preparing to make groundbreaking changes to drug laws, a government health spokeswoman said this week. Cannabis was illegal throughout Germany until the federal constitutional court decided on 28 April 1994 that people need no longer be prosecuted for possession of soft drugs for [...]
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Sensi Seeds Skunk#1 winner of the oldest spanish cannabis cup!
The AMEC cannabis Cup (Asociacion Madrilena de Estudios de Cannabis) is the oldest cannabis festival in Spain. The last cup was already the 13th edition of this spanish cannabis cup!
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The Hog
Genetics: indica
Flowering time: 55-60 days
Yield per m2: 400+ grams
Height: 90-110 cm
Here it is, the 2002 High Times Cannabis Cup winner in the Indica category. A fast flowering fat indica, from Southern California. If you are looking for a great producer and a heavy stoney smoke, the Hog will be your favorite. A perfect plant for experts and beginners alike.
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Thai x Skunk
Thai x skunk1 this strain produces large THC covered buds with a heady thai scent and flavor.
The smoke from this plant is exceptional in taste and high.
The process to bring us this strain was long and hard so it is one to appreciate.
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Tatanka
The Legend of Tatanka the White Buffalo
Two young Lakota Sioux went out to hunt. Along the way, the two men met a beautiful young woman dressed in white who floated as she walked. This holy woman brought a wrapped bundle to the people, giving a Canupa Sacred Pipe and teaching them how to use it to pray. With this holy pipe, you will walk like a living prayer, she said. The holy woman told the Oglala Lakota Sioux tribe about the value of the buffalo, the women and the children. You are from Mother Earth, she told the women, What you are doing is as great as the warriors do. Before she left, she told the people she would return. As she walked away, she rolled over four times, turning into a white female buffalo calf. It is said after that day the Lakota honored their pipe and buffalo were plentiful. Many believe that the buffalo calf, symbolizes the coming together of humanity into a oneness of heart, mind, and spirit.
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S.A.G.E.
Genetics: mostly sativa
Flowering time: 70–77 days
Yield per m2: 300-350 grams
Height: 120-140 cm
The name says it all: “Sativa Afghani Genetic Equilibrium”, a well balanced Haze crossed with a robust Indica that produces a power packed plant with over 20% THC! Fast becoming a legend, sage took 2nd place in the blind test of the 2001 High Times Cannabis Cup and the hash made out of this plant won 1st place in 2000, both categories based on overall strength and quality. High THC and low CBD make this plant a perfect head stash variety; spicy sandalwood flavour and a longlasting, uplifting high make this the plant for those who must have the best. Longer flowering time is rewarded with large buds that will seem to double in size in the last few weeks.
Sage n Sour
Genetics: mostly sativa
Flowering time: 9 weeks
Yield per m2: 350+ grams
Height: 120-140 cm
THSeeds wouldn’t cross any plant with their favorite: the S.A.G.E. But then again, Sour Diesel is no ordinary plant. With its well balanced flavour and infamous strength and smell the S.A.G.E has finally met its match. Now you can reap the benefits of this must have combo!
Sensi Star
First prizewinner in the Highlife Cup 1999 (Bio Indoors) and first prizewinner in the Hightimes Cannabis Cup 1999! She produces powerful, compact buds, crowned with legendary amounts of resin. The dense, strong and characteristic aroma speaks for itself. She is one of the world’s finest cannabis strains, and has successfully become the new standard in growing.
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Shark Shock
This is definitely the most successful breed of the late 90’s (since its inauguration by Shantibaba as Great White Shark).It has equally famous genetic heritage and has been awarded a multitude of cannabis cups under the names of the Peacemaker and the Great White Shark. It’s parents are well known as White Widow (a Brazilian sativa combined with a south Indian hybrid) and Skunk#1. It is a pleasure to watch this plant grow into a densely compacted white skunk with extreme aromas and equally pleasurable to use. Strictly tested, but only on humans. We never use our products on animals.Indoors, expect a 50-56 day flowering cycle and a yield of between 500-600 grams per square meter. Outdoors in the northern hemisphere, harvest in September to early October; and in the southern hemisphere, March to early April.
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