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dank fire nugget retirement fund #1

Discussion in 'Marijuana Stash Box' started by dagobaker, Feb 15, 2009.

  1. #1 dagobaker, Feb 15, 2009
    planning on ditching the idea that the dollar or gold or the stock market and god forbid the government will help me be financial free so ive decided to keep the top nugs from every batch of cannabis i grow........here are the first three nugs.......the last nug didnt want her pic took. ...out of focus
    its like a safety deposit of bud......to be cured till im 65 :)
     

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  2. #2 ganjabus2417, Feb 15, 2009
    Not a bad idea lol. especially with those flame hairs on that third one.
     
  3. #3 turbonacular, Feb 15, 2009
    shit that looks hella nice
     
  4. #4 Aftee, Feb 15, 2009
    those are some beautiful, beautiful nugs
     
  5. #5 dagobaker, Feb 15, 2009
    im wondering how long till it will start to break down?
     
  6. #6 cryptix420, Feb 15, 2009
    As long as it's kept in an airtight jar in a dark, cool place you shouldn't have to worry about breakdown.

    Just tasty, tasty nugs.

    :smoking:
     
  7. #7 boomer bumper, Feb 15, 2009
    ^thats what im wondering.. but doesnt cannabis have a high shelf life? the shaman that was found with 789 grams in a leather bag, and it still had a reletivly high thc content, i think from12%-17%
     
  8. #8 reggaemylitis, Feb 15, 2009
    looks amazing...
     
  9. #9 Dripping`, Feb 15, 2009
    I wouldn't be able to save weed..
    hahahahaha

    but.. air tight jars and keep em in a cool dark place and you'll get tons of shelf life
     

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