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Hemp trading card made by the French chocolate company ‘Chocolat Poulain’ from their series entitled Useful Plants (Les plantes utiles), France 1900 Industrial Useful Plants Hemp Plant of the family Ulmaceae, which is believed to be native to Read More …
‘500 marijuana plants were seized in the basement of an empty warehouse on 3rd Street. SFPD Crime Lab Investigator Bob Fitzer dusted the indoor grow lights for finger prints just before the SFPD and members of the DEA began to Read More …
‘Smell’ by Jan Miense Molenaer in 1637 That stench of dogshit, the ammonia filled bliss of catpiss to the foulest of skunks, I think we all have grown, smoked or smelled that oddly satisfying funky smelling bud you’ve grown Read More …
Camouflaged poppy field in Big Eddy, British Columbia, Canada 1920’s
‘Portrait of a hippie surrounded by marijuana plants’ in Kathmandu, Nepal 1971
“Hemp plots”, at a Agricultural Experiment Station grown by the College of Agriculture under the University of Kentucky August 19, 1915
‘Intorno alla anatomia della canapa’ (‘Around the hemp anatomy’) (Cannabis sativa L.) By Giovanni Briosi & Filippo Tognini published in 1894 1. Portion of a female inflorescence. Grand. nat. 2. An isolated female flower; b Read More …
An unidentified chemist holds a container of marijuana plants found by police in an apartment in Northwest Washington D.C. in 1973.
“Dean Lloyd (left) and ABC Officer Fred Hennessee (right) amongst marijuana plants. This is possibly a picture of a bust.” Burke County, North Carolina, late 1970’s Notice the vertical MH lights… Pioneers…
A botany lesson in Chatham, England 1905 Martha knew right from seedling, she had that fire right here…