Photographing cannabis - especially cannabis I'm growing and using as medicine - is therapeutic for me.
Today is day 5 without Effexor. I've kicked the habit, but the venlafaxine itself takes weeks to drain from the user's bloodstream and tissues.
Using cannabis heals my body and mind. Photographing and sharing my art with others feels like it's part of that healing.
Yesterday (day 4) was fairly rough - about as bad as day 3, but not worse.
Today (day 5) has been slightly better, and I believe I'm through the worst of it!
Lovely trichomes all over! I notice about 20% of pistils are turning orange. This is normal for a plant 5 weeks into its reproductive ("flowering") cycle. Unfortunately, my male "No Beef" died without producing any pollen, so this lovely young lady will be unfulfilled until the end. She's producing plenty of great cannabinoids for me this way, though!
Stay tuned here to watch my current crop finish and me extracting the oils for edibles and dabs. Thank YOU for being a part of my healing.
Grow in peace,
DRutter
pretty sparkly shots... going to be delicious and nutritous : ))
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I'm so happy for you. I can't wait to go from soil to oil :)
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Gorgeous pic!! Nice detail in the foreground, love it <3
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You are a great example for those who want to make positive life changes. Good for you man, keep it up! Great photos too 👍
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hi @drutter
I just watched some youtube video: Power to the Patients! (ep.8) Cannabis CURES Cancer
And only half way I realized that it's your channel :) Great video buddy. Love that stuff.
Yours
Piotr
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