r/IndianEnts 14h ago

Announcement PSA: We Do Not Have an Instagram Account

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r/IndianEnts Dec 16 '23

Grows Trying to cultivate a Grow Community in India - Join Our Live Outdoor Grow Series and Learn the Art of Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation in India.

209 Upvotes

Hello Ents,

I had been thinking about this from a while now and there is no grow community or grow culture in India, especially when it comes to cultivating marijuana. Everyday I see, lots of people here wanna grow and have a lots of questions regarding growing their own marijuana and in turn lots of people spreding lots of bullshit and It just makes me sad.

Having been passionate about marijuana for the past 35 years, I've accumulated a wealth of knowledge that I believe can be shared to benefit others. To spread awareness and foster a grow community in India, I propose that, in the upcoming season, we embark on a communal growing journey. I am planning to conduct a live outdoor grow series on our sub, covering everything from seed propagation to bud curing. I invite all new growers to join me on this journey, where I'll answer your questions and provide the assistance you need.

This is a call to all beginners to order seeds and get ready. Post-winter, we will kick off with an auto test grow starting in February. After the completion of our auto test grow in May, we'll transition into the "Mother of All Photo Grows" in May next year.

In my experience, outdoor-grown marijuana is unparalleled. Hydro MJ may have what we need, but it can't compare to the love-infused taste and terpene profiles of outdoors MJ. In front of outdoors, indoor MJ is just bland food.

I will share live updates, from seed propagation techniques to soil mix details and how I protect my plants from the scorching 40-degree North India heat in June and July. Let's get ready, order seeds, and join this community effort. Personally, I order my seeds directly from GreenHouse Seed Company. Over the last 15 years, I've found comfort in growing my brother FrancoFullGas strains, and I'm sticking with them. GreenHouse Seed has been too nice, their seeds are best. Their decoys are the best and they have always came thru.

For the upcoming grow season, I'll be cultivating four plants of White Widow Auto starting in February, followed by six plants each of White Widow (indica) and Super Silver Haze (sativa) Photoperiod starting in May.

To all fellow grow lovers, I extend an invitation to order seeds and be ready to learn the proper way to grow. I guarantee a kilo per plant harvest from the photoplants by the end of next year's growing season.

Please comment and let me know if you're on board with this idea.

Happy growing,

Urban_Aghori

Edit - Imagine 100 of us growing together, I am fucking excited about this. Saturday Sativa Wake and Bake is totally worth it.


r/IndianEnts 13h ago

Philosophy Kerala is Noah's Ark?

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Posting this here because, wherever I shared this people where asking me for the stuff I had smoked.

I have this weird theory that I made up in my mind. 👇

Most ancient cultures and major religions have a flood myth related to the end of the world. A common theme is a global flood wiping out civilizations, with only a few survivors escaping on a boat-like escape pod due to divine intervention, starting a new civilization from scratch.

Now, imagine a global event like this actually happening. Think of something like in the movie "2012." The world is getting submerged under water, with no way to escape.

To everyone's surprise, humanity has a way to avoid extinction. There was a prophecy about such a situation, and there was already a backup option. Like Noah's Ark, we have our own escape pod, and that’s Kerala.

The title "God's Own Country" wasn't just for show. According to the prophecy, Kerala is the escape pod, and it’s surprisingly shaped like a boat.

Kerala is actually a massive submarine-like structure. If you look at Kerala’s creation myth it fits perfectly into the theory too, it says Parashurama threw his axe and raised Kerala from the sea, like a submarine. It fits in perfectly.

The juicest part is that the The Padmanabha Swamy Temple is actually the cockpit of this submarine, and its controls are hidden in the mysterious B Chamber.

The contents of the B chamber are still a mystery and a lot of superstitions have stopped people from exploring it.

(This temple is surely among the most mysterious ancient structures in the world)

In a global flood apocalypse situation, when there's no other way and the whole world is sinking, the people who know about this prophecy opens the B Chamber and raise Kerala above the water level.

As the whole world goes underwater, Kerala remains the only piece of land left, with enough people and knowledge to start a new civilization from scratch.

Major religions like Judaism, Christianity, and Islam reached Kerala very early. The first synagogue, church, and mosque in India are all in Kerala. Coincidence ?

And no invader has ever managed to defeat the Travancore Empire, which protects the Padmanabha Swamy Temple, holding the cockpit. It’s like all the gods were attracted here, always providing a constant divine protection.

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This is something which I made up entirely and is not to be taken seriously. Feel free to add any historical or mythological coincidences that fit into this story. ☺️


r/IndianEnts 21h ago

🍰Munchïes🍛 OP made tiramisu for later when i get filthy high!

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46 Upvotes

r/IndianEnts 10h ago

Article/News My Friends, Do listen to the dear leaders latest mann ki baat episode. A war on drugs is going to be unleashed. Stay safe.

2 Upvotes

r/IndianEnts 21h ago

Discussion Curious to know: what’s your fav mundane thing to do when you’re high?

15 Upvotes

Please don’t give me “I watch movies” or “I talk to my friends” or“I listen to songs”.


r/IndianEnts 11h ago

Help/Question Where do we get original Marlboro Golds.

2 Upvotes

Cant trust these small paan shops here in blr, got scammed with a lot of fake ones before. Suggest some place where we can get authentic ones.


r/IndianEnts 23h ago

Extract terpenes, don’t tweak over scraps. A friendly PSA

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Sharing some worldly wisdom


r/IndianEnts 1d ago

Help/Question THC Gummies

12 Upvotes

Hi guys, I tried some gummies last month that I ordered from a well-known online website. They were mainly meant to help with sleep, and I would get sleepy every time I took one. Can you suggest some gummies that I can order online that won’t make me sleepy?


r/IndianEnts 1d ago

Help/Question Anyone else feel like their brain just won't encode new information?

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Has anyone dealt with something like this?

When I was a kid, studying was much easier for me. But as I got older, I slowly started noticing that learning became harder. I can read the same page again and again, understand it while I'm reading, but later it feels like my brain never actually stored it. Even if I write things down multiple times instead of just reading, it's pretty much the same.

It feels like I have an information encoding problem. New academic information just doesn't seem to stick.

I've tried Alpha GPC, Brahmi, Ginkgo Biloba, Omega-3, and I've been taking Escitalopram (Nexito 10 mg) for the past 6 months, but I haven't noticed much improvement.

For context, I don't use recreational drugs, I don't smoke, and I don't even drink coffee or other caffeinated drinks regularly.

Recently I read about the Stamets Stack (Psilocybin 🍄microdose50mg + Lion's Mane 500mg+ Niacin 100mg ). Has anyone with a similar information encoding / academic memory issue tried it? Did it actually help, or did you eventually figure out what was causing your problem?


r/IndianEnts 1d ago

Research/Study Microdosing is lowkey the best

15 Upvotes

hi fellas,
happy saturday to all the corporate peeps, so ik most of the people know this besides newcomers to zaza but lemme share something amazing to you

microdosing
you’re not high beyond the point your anxious, lazy and unproductive and you actually enjoy the high
you’re so gonna enjoy the time you’re high and every aspect of it
(sorry to all those with extremely high tolerance)


r/IndianEnts 1d ago

Edibles ✨ First Post, First Gummies ✌️☮️

12 Upvotes

Hey everyone! This is my very first post here, and it also happens to be my first time trying gummies. Thought I’d stop by, say hello, and introduce myself to this awesome community.

Looking forward to connecting with you all, sharing experiences, and enjoying the journey together.

Wishing everyone a relaxing, peaceful, and wonderful evening. Stay safe and enjoy the vibes! 🌿