The HIGH TIMES Medical Cannabis Cup Returns to the Bay Area
HIGH TIMES is heading back to the Bay Area for the third year in a row! The HT Medical Cannabis Cup …
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JORGE CERVANTES' ULTIMATE GROW DVD SERIES
The world's ultimate ganja guide teams up with HIGH TIMES for a series of instructional DVD's that take you step-by-step from seeds and clones to harvest in high style. -
Introducing the first annual inductions into the HIGH TIMES Seed Bank Hall of Fame, our list commemorating the brave pot pioneers and trailblazers that make it possible for us to smoke the tremendous amount of quality strains now available.
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We've presented all the facts, but ultimately the answer to that can only be determined by you. In case you're still having trouble figuring it all out, here's a few more facts straight from the HIGH TIMES Cultivation Labs: -
Use our medical marijuana directory to find dispensaries and medicine in your area... -
With an array of models boasting a wide range of features at vastly differing prices, the current vaporizer market can be confusing-but it doesn't have to be. Selecting the "best" vaporizer for you is about matching the available units with your personal toking preferences. -
Every now and then stoners need to clear the air. Here are a few fresh perspectives on the world of pot smoking. -
DANNY DANKO'S
GET GROWING NOW:
A Beginners Guide
HIGH TIMES Senior Cultivation Editor, Danny Danko, has compiled some of his favorite beginner articles in our ultimate guide to getting started. From popping seeds and determining plant sex, to choosing systems, harvesting and drying, every aspect of ganja growing is exposed to all. -
HIGH TIMES Medical Cannabis Cup
The HIGH TIMES Medical Cannabis Cup will include prizes for the best and most medicinal cannabis, hashish and edibles from legal medical marijuana dispensaries. -
CANNEX
The Medical Cannabis Index
HIGH TIMES first iPhone app is designed to help patients locate better medicine. Patients can use CANNEX to find medical marijuana dispensaries, view their menus, rate and review the strains the dispensaries carry.
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As part of an ongoing project to erect a national Marijuana War Memorial, we're seeking Veterans of the Marijuana War - whether well known or unknown-willing to share their own personal stories of serving on the front lines as growers, smugglers, dealers, activists, convicts, lawyers, politicians, smokers or medical patients. -
HIGH TIMES Pot Smoker's Handbook
Check out the definitive guide to marijuana from the world's most trusted name when it comes to getting high. Plus: "420 Things to do When You're Stoned!" -
NOVEMBER 2012 - AMSTERDAM
Come judge the greatest cannabis on earth... -
HIGH TIMES presents How To Pass Your Drug Test! The most comprehensive and current guide to drug testing available is just a click away. -
Sometimes the difference between freedom and incarceration comes down to knowing how to exercise your legal rights. Get a crash course here - and stay out of jail!
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Thu Feb 15, 2007
By Samantha Nicholas
It all started with glassblowing legend Bob Snodgrass. He was the visionary artist who first experimented with clear borosilicate (or Pyrex) by adding powdered metals, thereby creating "color-changing glass." Pipes like these had never been seen before. They were clean, eye-pleasing and delivered superior smoking satisfaction. When vendors began hawking them on the Grateful Dead tours of the early '90s, thousands were snapped up. However, the emergence of glass smokeware represented more than just a shift in stoner habits. The Snodgrass discoveries opened a Pandora's box of innovation, artistic excellence and legal peril.
Marbleslinger is a top glassblower and documentary filmmaker who has observed the glass-art scene for the past decade. "There wasn't a large population of youth culture making metal, wood and clay pipes prior to Bob Snodgrass," he says. "There weren't 5,000 kids carving designs, signing their names on them and …READ MOREtags: 29 « add a comment
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Mon Jan 6, 2003
Story by Samantha Nicholas Photos by Dan Skye
T.J. stopped on the edge of the dense foliage, beeped the horn twice, and hollered something out. A distant voice replied, equally unintelligible. T.J. was announcing our arrival.
It felt good not to be moving. T.J. was showing off his driving skills on the Jamaican back roads. His vehicle was the customary dinky minivan—lightweight, shaky and capable of missile-like speed—basically, a fuel-injected refrigerator with windows. Most frightening were the teeny-weeny Tonka Toy tires. I hid my fear of momentary incineration in twisted metal, because T.J. was doing me a favor. His initials don’t stand for anything. He took his name from T.J. Hooker, the TV cop played by William Shatner. The nickname comes from some unspecified work T.J. once performed using a hook, but I chose not explore this with him. I knew someone in Jamaica who knew him and …READ MORE tags: 0 « add a comment
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