The 12 Day Difference

March 14, 2011 § Leave a Comment


Chemdog #4. A potent smoke sought out by users for its dominating buzz that can range from supremely relaxing, to devastatingly cerebral. Hailed medicinally for its long-lasting pain management and insomnia aid. For some it can also offer relief from anxiety. A representative of Conscious Care Cooperative was kind enough to offer the Journal a sample of multiple grows, one pulled at eight weeks, the second at nine and a half, a premium grow according to CCC.

When comparing them physically, the eight week Chemdog (we will say 8wkCD) had a looser formation with broad leaves that parted from the body, hiding the inner bud. Observing trichome production with the naked eye on 8wkCD you can see a dusting of gauzy white resin, neatly arranged but sparse. At 60x-100x magnification slim bulbs sitting atop stumpy stalks of resin that had just begun to cloud became clear.

Chemdog #4 at 9 1/2 weeks

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How We Get High #1 “Selecting & Ingesting”

February 2, 2011 § 2 Comments


Cannabis is best used to each individual’s needs. Unlike the dead-ends of opiate based painkillers and benzodiazepines, marijuana gives the user hope in endless variety and highly controlled dosages. This thought inspired the beginning of  a regular photo based essay on individual methods of ingestion, and reasons for medicating.

I hope that this series will encourage cannabis users to customize their intake, enjoy the process, and promote autonomy among patients.

For the non-user I hope this represents the oft-ignored care and dignity present in the Medical Marijuana community.

Happy Viewing,

Seattle Cannabis Journal

Full photo essay after the link
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