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  • SOMA’S STORY:

    Wed Oct 20, 2004

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    BY SOMA

    On Sept. 10, while I was in Spain, the police of Amsterdam raided my living space, where I had 11 magnificent cannabis plants growing on my roof terrace. I’d written several articles about them and the last thing I was doing was hiding them.

    On Sept. 9, a young Frenchmen jumped out of the top window of the French Embassy. The Embassy is a block away from my apartment. The next was warm and sunny. My friend Asia, who was staying in my space while I was away, decided to climb onto the top of the roof from the terrace with a friend of hers who was over visiting. That was when my problem started.

    Police and neighbors seeing two people on a strange part of my rooftop thought someone else was going to jump. They sent a team onto the adjoining roof, climbed onto mine and, finding no one who was committing suicide, were amazed to see my green beauties. They thought the 11 were 20. I had supercropped them all and they had many …READ MORE

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  • RODELIZATION: SOMA'S WAY TO FEMALE SEEDS

    Wed Jul 30, 2003

    Story by Soma Creating feminized cannabis seeds is an art. Just like art, there are a few different methods of application. I have written about some of my different methods of making seeds in previous HIGH TIMES articles. I have used gibberellic acid, pH stress, light stress, and fertilizer stress to force my female plants to make seeds. All of these methods are harsh on the plants, and some, like the gibberellic acid, are not organic. In my search for cleaner, more earth-friendly ways of working with the cannabis plant, I have found a new way to make feminized seeds. Feminized seeds occur as a result of stress, rather than genetics. All cannabis plants can and will make male flowers under stress. Certain strains like a higher pH, some a lower one. Some like a lot of food, some like much less. There is quite a lot of variety in marijuana genetics, and you can’t treat every plant the same way.
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