Mysore mango weed

× Why write a review? • Help other customers find trustworthy businesses and make good decisions. • To reward a company that has done right by you. • Giving public feedback is the best way to get companies to listen • To help companies make improvements in their products and services. • People reply on consumer reviews and posting reviews is a way of giving back. × Why write a strain review? • Help other patients find trustworthy strains and get a sense of how a particular strain might help them. • A great way to share information, contribute to collective knowledge and giving back to the cannabis community. • A great review should include flavor, aroma, effect, and helpful health ailments. I learned to appreciate jazz after one session smoking this strain. So its benefits went way beyond the purely physical. Yes, it is calming, but it allows the senses to be focused and enriched for the enjoyment of music or art. This strain is very much indica-calming, but if dosed moderately at first it allows a period of sensory/sensual enjoyment before you feel like lying down to sleep. I can't understand how some of these reviews talk about energising and motivated and cleaning houses and all that! If I'm not near something I can sit on when I take a hit of this from my bong, I will need to sit on the floor! Not quite that, but it makes me very heavy, very sedated, clumsy, uncoordinated. I can think ok but I have NO interest in talking to anyone. Or listening to anyone! In my own hea...

If you've ever been in a room full of stoners, you've surely come across the argument - Which is the best marijuana in India? The Kannadiga will vouch for his Mysore Mango, the Tamil will swear by his Kodai, every north Indian (without exception) will fight to his last breath for Malana, and even the pitiable Mumbaikar will make a sorry case for Vasind. There, you'll always find a Malayalee sitting silent in a corner with a wry smile. Why? Because he knows he'll win. For if you had to pick the best thing to come out of Kerala, there's only one clear answer and even the beef pickle doesn't stand a chance before it - the Idukki Gold. The fascinating tale of Idukki Gold marijuana: This strong strain of Cannabis derives its origin from the '80s when migration brought different strains of cannabis to the area of Idukki in Kerala-Tamil Nadu border. Known for its climate and the lush cover of the Western Ghats, this area soon lent its charm and allure to one particular strain which was part-native and part-foreign. One that would go on to become the Idukki Gold. Known variously as Neelachadayan (blue locks) or Neelam, the Idukki Gold was cultivated and sold into both Kerala and Tamil Nadu in large quantities in its heyday. Reaching even north India and acquiring world-wide acclaim. The decline: The border between Tamil Nadu and Kerala is home to some of the most beautiful areas of the Western Ghats. The climate makes it one of the most conducive place for cultivating weed. But, b...

Many of us might not be aware that Cannabis such as weed, hash, and bhang was pretty legal in India until 1985. But later ban was imposed by Rajiv Gandhi Government and it was categorized under potential harmful drugs. There were rumors of little conspiracy revolving around the ban that claimed that the liquor Lobbyists did not want a direct competition to alcohol. Hemp or weed plant which is a variety of cannabis is believed to have many benefits and is less harmful and addictive to the human body than alcohol. Even Lord Shiva embraced it and it is carried out as a religious tradition by Naga Sadhus. Yet it has a bad reputation and is sometimes also known as ‘devils fruit’. Advertisements Despite the law against weed, it appears that the country, in general, is tolerant towards possessing marijuana. While peddling is definitely not allowed and punishment is serious if you are caught, there are few places in India where consuming weed is an open secret. Kodaikanal and Vattakanal Kodaikanal in the Tamil language means ‘gift of the forest’ and is also known as ‘Princesses of Hill Stations’. It is surrounded by the mountains and its pious beauty attracts many tourists. But there is something more to it. It is also famous for its mushrooms but not any kind of mushrooms they are ’magic mushrooms’. These mushrooms create an effect of hallucination on consuming. If you consume these mushrooms you will forget weed. if you are visiting Kodai you must not forget to visit Vattakanal....

You can say that some foods are a perfect match made in heaven. It becomes hard to prepare one in isolation. Think of rice and beans, bacon and eggs, butter and jelly, and other great combinations. Mango and marijuana are also a perfect combination for cannabis lovers. On their own, mangoes are tropical fruits rich in fiber and vitamins such as A, C, and E. Additionally, ripe mangoes are very aromatic and flavorful. But how do mangoes and marijuana become a perfect pair? How does eating mango make you higher? Read on for answers to any questions you have regarding mango and weed. It is not just a belief among stoners that eating mangoes before smoking weed will make you higher. Does Mango Make You Higher? Many cannabis users report enhanced cannabis effects if they eat mangoes before their smoking session. Is there truth behind that claim, and what is the possible scientific explanation for the relationship between mango and cannabis? Mango is a tropical fruit that has been associated with sedation and relaxation. After eating two pieces or a glass of mango smoothie, you will feel more relaxed and possibly couch-locked. In reality, mangoes do not have psychedelic effects. But if used in combination with marijuana, the sedative and psychedelic effects may intensify. You may feel higher when you smoke weed after eating mango. This, however, depends on individual tolerance to cannabis. Some people will not feel the enhancing effects of mango because their bodies have a high t...