Cannabeeâ??s

[boywonder]

I recently discovered that it takes one and a half million flowers to produce a single jar of honey, now if the beeâ??s efforts where directed towards a cannabis field could the beeâ??s produce a THC rich honey for us to use. Or would the bees get to stoned to make it back to the hive?

boywonder Reviewed by boywonder on 11-07-2005. Cannabeeâ??s I recently discovered that it takes one and a half million flowers to produce a single jar of honey, now if the beeâ??s efforts where directed towards a cannabis field could the beeâ??s produce a THC rich honey for us to use. Or would the bees get to stoned to make it back to the hive? Rating: 5

[jmudmbphan]

I recently discovered that it takes one and a half million flowers to produce a single jar of honey, now if the bee’s efforts where directed towards a cannabis field could the bee’s produce a THC rich honey for us to use. Or would the bees get to stoned to make it back to the hive?

ha im guessing your too high to make sense :rasta:

[50BagOfGreens]

man thaats some deep shit

[jakenthegentiles]

do it up

[Goodman3eb]

Actually, the idea of beekeeping and large-scale growing is a pretty cool one. If you had enough plants that you could actually feed a beehive on it, it'd be a great project to try.

On the other hand, it'd kinda suck to have a bunch of honeybees buzzing around you while you were trying to care for your plants.

[rollinKansas]

man how the fuck did u think this phenominon?

[padro420kmk]

I WANT SOME THC HONEY IN MY TEA PLEASE :dance: :dance: :dance:

[MullManiac]

Lol cannabis nectar has no THC in it so no .

[opiuser]

actually, the individual flowers of cannabis are too small for insects to feed on the nectar. havent you ever noticed that the bees are on all the flowers around pot, but never on the pot?

if only it could be the same for spiders

[50BagOfGreens]

Lol cannabis nectar has no THC in it so no .

Damn boy you killed it