Old time, exotic cannabis product

[Shovelhandle]

Over the 40+ years of enjoying herb and herb products there have been a few exotic ones. I was spacing about one today. Maybe it's common someplace or maybe it's a friggin laugh riot when I tell ya, but...whatever.

Black African Gunji. A pot product that is cured buried in the ground. Black, very pungent and earthy.

Anyone remember or know of this stuff still? I remember many, many others as well.

Shovelhandle

Shovelhandle Reviewed by Shovelhandle on 11-24-2006. Old time, exotic cannabis product Over the 40+ years of enjoying herb and herb products there have been a few exotic ones. I was spacing about one today. Maybe it's common someplace or maybe it's a friggin laugh riot when I tell ya, but...whatever. Black African Gunji. A pot product that is cured buried in the ground. Black, very pungent and earthy. Anyone remember or know of this stuff still? I remember many, many others as well. Shovelhandle Rating: 5

[Skink]

Over the 40+ years of enjoying herb and herb products there have been a few exotic ones. I was spacing about one today. Maybe it's common someplace or maybe it's a friggin laugh riot when I tell ya, but...whatever.

Black African Gunji. A pot product that is cured buried in the ground. Black, very pungent and earthy.

Anyone remember or know of this stuff still? I remember many, many others as well.

Shovelhandle

I have never heard of it in all my 49 years,not even a form of it with a diff name... Sounds good tho!...

[Samwhore]

that sounds so cool, especially if its black

[Breukelen advocaat]

Over the 40+ years of enjoying herb and herb products there have been a few exotic ones. I was spacing about one today. Maybe it's common someplace or maybe it's a friggin laugh riot when I tell ya, but...whatever.

Black African Gunji. A pot product that is cured buried in the ground. Black, very pungent and earthy.

Anyone remember or know of this stuff still? I remember many, many others as well.

Shovelhandle

Yes! It was around in New York City in the early 1970's - for a hundred an ounce, which was about the most expensive pot there was in those days.

I have mentioned it several times in postings here. I always thought that it was, as it's name suggests "African", but I have seen references (elswhere on the internet) to it as actually being from India.

Wherever it was from, it was great stuff. Even though it's been almost 35 years since I last had any, I'd guess that it was pure Indica.

[Shovelhandle]

cool, geezers!

ty for the replies.

Shov

[frog1]

not weed but hass when i was in the serivs

[Skink]

Yes! It was around in New York City in the early 1970's - for a hundred an ounce, which was about the most expensive pot there was in those days.

I have mentioned it several times in postings here. I always thought that it was, as it's name suggests "African", but I have seen references (elswhere on the internet) to it as actually being from India.

Wherever it was from, it was great stuff. Even though it's been almost 35 years since I last had any, I'd guess that it was pure Indica.

That is why I have not heard of it,,,little before my time...

[Jay Matix]

niiiice.

[RedLocks]

never heard of it.. kind of.. but makes me think of this thread i made a while bak http://boards.cannabis.com/showthread.php?t=86966

[KiEfBoyjBm]

I think your referring to kief...it looks a bit like brown sugar and is about as close as stoners are ever going to get to pure thc.