Thursday, August 28, 2014

Up coming


Life gets tough! And I hope my three followers don't mind my absence too much and please forgive me. Here is an idea as to what I want to cover in this quarter. I will finally be releasing my anti chemical campaign article with some in depth whys and dos and don'ts when debating to use chemicals on your plants. I'll be going over exactly how these chemicals function, how the plants process them, and how we as human beings process these chemicals once we decide to use products laden with them. I am extremely excited to share with you my articles on f1, heritage, hybrid, and genetics. Going into Mendel's law of segregation and helping you determine your plants genetic profile.
From Mendel's law of segregation we see that the alleles for a trait separate when gametes are formed (through a type of cell division called meiosis). These allele pairs are then randomly united at fertilization. If a pair of alleles for a trait are the same they are called homozygous. If they are different they are called heterozygous. In the first example, the F1 plants are all heterozygous for the pod color trait. Their genetic makeup or genotype was (Gg). Their phenotype or expressed physical trait was green pod color.
The F2 generation pea plants showed two different phenotypes (green or yellow) and three different genotypes (GG, Gg, or gg). The genotype determines the phenotype that is expressed. The F2 plants that had a genotype of either (GG) or (Gg) were green. The F2 plants that had a genotype of (gg) were yellow.
The phenotypic ratio that Mendel observed was 3:1, 3/4 green plants to 1/4 yellow plants. The genotypic ratio however was 1:2:1. The genotypes for the F2 plants were 1/4 homozygous (GG), 2/4 heterozygous (Gg), and 1/4 homozygous (gg). Please look forward to this season! 

Saturday, February 15, 2014

Recent Runs and Reviews

Feb. 1, 2014
~ 1.5 oz. 
     ~ bubba kush (circa 1995) 
~ 3 cans 
     ~ newport butane gas
~ Total Return
     ~ 6.3 grams
Deep, warm, earthy, spicy flavor that is true to bubba form. A hard hitting, lung seizing, assault on the brain high. With high chances of couch lock this pick can be demotivating as well. Beware the perennial procrastinator! Not for lower tolerances or those looking for a daytime medicine. A good pick for zoning out, higher tolerances, and pain relief. Great for insomnia, loss of appetite, anxiety, stress, pms, various types of pain. 100 indica. This is out of stock for now. 

Feb. 11, 2014
~ 1.5 oz.
     ~ northern lights
~ 3 cans
     ~ newport butane gas
~ total return
     ~ 6.8 grams
Warm, rich, caramel undertones with top notes of earth and forest. Right up the nose tingle, may bring tears. Settles in the chest and back of the head. Deep, open the lungs with force, mellow, creeping high with legs of substance and length. She will take you a few hours. Couch lock comes down hard, can surprise, not a matter of if but when. Possible pass outs. Excellent choice for higher tolerances or when you are looking for a 'one two punch'. Pulls a great body feel. Great for pain of any kind, insomnia and severe insomnia, loss of appetite, stress, headache, and tummy troubles. 100 indica. In stock.

Feb. 14, 2014
~ 1.5 oz. 
     ~ girl scout cookie crossed with optimus prime
~ 3 cans
     ~ newport butane gas
~ total return
     ~ 8.8 grams
Warm, multitonal, earthiness from the optimus prime with a sweet effervescence and a very slight hint of menthol from the girl scout cookie. A happy high that dances of the top of the head with a heavier feeling at the base of the skull. Light and easy lung opening, eye slamming, almost woozy feel. A lighter indica, great for those with lower tolerances. A good daytime 'still want to function' indica. Good for pain relief, stress, anxiety, irritability, grumpiness, loss of appetite, pms, and worry. 100 indica. In stock.

Sunday, February 2, 2014

Last Reviews of January

Jan. 13, 2014* 
~ 60/40 Indica

Jan. 15, 2014*
~ 60/40 Sativa

Jan. 16, 2014*
~ 50/50 Indica Sativa

Jan. 16, 2014*
~ 100 Sativa

From Jan 18, 2014 Liquid Butter Og and Bubba Kush ('95). Warm, tingly, citrus flavor with top notes of 'clean' followed by that distinct earthy spice of the bub. Lung seizing, kicking them open nice and wide. Tickles the nose. A nice mellow high, shapely, multitonal, diverse, well rounded smoke. An all around 'uppie' high with mellow, deep, undercurrents. Strong and long lasting, definitely does the leg work. Great for lack of appetite, anxiety, pms, stress, depression, and insomnia. 50/50 Indica Sativa

From Jan 29, 2014 Liquid Butter Og, Northern Lights, Shaman. Rich, sweet, and fruity with lemony top notes and a nice spiced vanilla tone at the end. A nice hard hitting pick, 'woozy' long lasting high, 'legs for days!!' Body, body, body, exactly the choice for a happy, uplifting high that hits very hard without the anxious paranoia that can sometimes come. Great for those with higher tolerances who want something functionable and 'lifers' or intense medicinal needs. Excellent for pain, stress, pms, depression, anxiety, and insomnia. 67/33 Sativa

From Jan 30, 2014 Shaman. Sweet, fruity, light, and smooth. Very much sativa, 'uppie', 'let's get up and go' type of high. May give some that antsy feeling. Very strong and potent sativa. Long lasting lega, seems to settle in the shoulders. Great for activity, muscle tension, stress, bone pain, pain, depression, nerve pain, and loss of appetite. 100 Sativa

*see review on 01.20.14 post Run Reviews

Last blasts of Januray

Jan. 18, 2014
~1.5oz total
     ~ Liquid Butter Og and Bubba Kush ('95)
~ 3 cans
     ~ Newport Butane Gas
~ Total Return
     ~ 5 grams

Jan. 29, 2014
~1.5oz total
     ~ Liquid Butter Og, Northern Lights, and Shaman
~ 3 cans 
     ~ Newport Butan Gas
~ Total Return
     ~ 5.6 grams

Jan. 30, 2014
~ 1.5oz total
     ~ Shaman
~ 3 cans
     ~ Newport Butane Gas
~ Total Return
     ~ 3.6 grams

01.18.2014 Liquid Butter Og and Bubba Kush ('95)


01.30.2014 Shaman

Friday, January 31, 2014

Merriejayne Parties

This year GoHerbal! Nursery is available to stop in at your party! Anyone in Southern California, Los Angeles to Orange County (south county as well), is welcome to host a party. There will be incentives for the host as well as something for every attendant. The party will cost you nothing other than what you wish to provide for your guests and your own purchase. This is a great opportunity to sample all of the nursery's products from concentrates to flower and everything in between in the comfort of your place with your friends. If you are tired of rude dispensaries with subpar product and not a fan of the usual deal this might be something for you. It is a wonderful, enjoyable way to try various goodies with no purchase required. No one is required to purchase anything but they are more than welcome to come and enjoy for the night. There are some great options of incentives for the host or hostess to choose from. If you think you might like to host a party feel free to contact the nursery! The only thing the host really has to do is invite people and provide refreshment if they so wish. Everything else will be handled by the nursery. 

Monday, January 20, 2014

Run Reviews

From Jan. 13, 2014 bubba, shaman, northern lights, gscXop, and pink kush. Light in the mouth, floral and sweet, fruity hints with a creamy undertone. Mellow and softer on the lungs, a nice back of the head high with legs, steady and long. A happy light feeling, a bit of spice on the exhale. A good hitting high while still allowing function for those heavier tokers with a high tolerance. Indica feel without the 'couch lock' or weighing/weighed down feeling. Good for neck and back pain, depression, blood pressure, stress, pms, and anxiety. Equal parts of each strain used. 

From Jan. 15, 2014 bubba, shaman, northern lights, pink kush, and panama red. Warm, heavier in the mouth with deep earthy, vanilla, dark sweet almost molasses like tone in the throat. Lung opening sieze, an all over head feel. Nice body feel. Soft and mellow, comes up slow with very shapely, well rounded legs. Tasty and smooth. Good for pain, depression, anxiety, blood pressure, inflammation, and insomnia. Also helps with pms and stress. Mix is heavy on the panama red.

From Jan. 16, 2014 bubba, shaman, northern lights, and pink kush. Very smooth, creamy, sweet, and fruity. Uplifting 'sparkly' nose feeling, a very nice effervescence through the lungs and sinuses. Slight lung sieze. Happy and floaty feeling with good legs, nice and steady, hearty mix. Will get you to 'couch lock' sooner than you think. Good for depression, anxiety, insomnia, pms, stress, and pain. Will give you a good appetite. Mix is heavy on the pink kush. 

From Jan. 16, 2014 shaman, pink kush, and panama red. Warm, spicy, creamy, soft, earthy sweetness. Light, floating high with long, happy legs. Lung opening, perfect for light tokers with lower tolerances. Good for depression, irritability, discomfort, tummy troubles, pain, and stress. A good choice if you want to be able to function throughout your day. Equal parts of each strain used.  


Recent Runs

Jan. 13, 2014
~ 1.5oz total
       ~ bubba, shaman, northern lights, gscXop, pink kush
~ 3 cans
       ~ newport butane gas
~ total return
       ~ 3.8 grams

Jan. 15, 2014
~ 1.5oz total
       ~ bubba, shaman, northern lights, pink kush, panama red
~ 3 cans
       ~ newport butane gas
~ total return
       ~ 5 grams

Jan. 16, 2014
~ 1.5oz total
       ~  bubba, shaman, northern lights, pink kush
~ 3 cans
       ~  newport butane gas
~ total return
       ~  5.5 grams

Jan. 16, 2014
~ 1.5oz total
       ~ shaman, pink kush, panama red
~ 3 cans
       ~ newport butane gas
~ total return
       ~ 4.8 grams

Sugar leaf is stored in paper bags after curing to allow a dry, brittle finish. After which it is cut up into small pieces, a portion of it a fine powder like consistency. Temperature of water bath purge never exceeds 90 degrees. Purged with heat only a short time then finished in vacuum chamber with a 6cfm pump. Air drying allowed for at least 4 days, to assure all water and carbons purged, after at least 4 days in chamber, pressure released and reinstated in tandem, allowing as much gas to purge as possible. To discourage merging of elements on a molecular level the purging process is slow with minimal heat as well as no irritation or whipping of product during purging. 
Flowers used are never chemically treated at any point whatsoever in their lives. Chemically treated material is always rejected for any extracting process. The plant cannot process these chemicals nor can human beings. Any chemically treated flowers given to consumers is irresponsible on the providers part whatever their role in conjunction with it is. Always ask if the flowers you are purchasing were treated with chemicals. If this knowledge is unknown it is suggested you purchase at your own risk. GoHerbal! Nursery does not condone any chemical treatments. Absolutely all of them are unacceptable for human consumption. Any treatment that clearly state it is for Ornamental plants only should be passed over by any mmj grower and/or provider.