x-no-archive: yes FT: Ptarmigan - s/t 1972 (Canada) Harmonium - s/t 1974 (Canada) Pollen - s/t 1976 (Canada) (#1 ranked Canadian release at www.gnosis2000.net) Osage Tribe - 1972 (Italy) I'm looking for some more of the 2nd tier italian prog of the 70's or Canadian one's. If anyone has Procession "Fabria", I will trade any of the above for it. Please contact me at ...

...what sort of solid it was, the dealer said it's 'pollen'. My question, what is 'pollen'? Any good? It's expensive but that could just be the drought. So guys and girls, anyone come across 'pollen' before? Thanks Pollem/Polm (it's often called by Pollen... but that's not right, and it isn't pollen at all). It's fine hash, basically - nice...

... what sort of solid it was, the dealer said it's 'pollen'. My question, what is 'pollen'? Any good? It's expensive but that could just be the drought. So guys and girls, anyone come across 'pollen' before? Thanks Pollem/Polm (it's often called by Pollen, but that's not right, and it isn't pollen at all). It's fine hash, basically - nice ...

... asked what sort of solid it was, the dealer said it's 'pollen'. My question, what is 'pollen'? Any good? It's expensive but that could just be the drought. So guys and girls, anyone come across 'pollen' before? Thanks Pollem/Polm (it's often called by Pollen, but that's not right, and it isn't pollen at all). It's fine hash, basically - nice bunch of...

... is better than nothing eh. Im going to get to the point now, when I asked what sort of solid it was, the dealer said it's 'pollen'. My question, what is 'pollen'? Any good? It's expensive but that could just be the drought. So guys and girls, anyone come across 'pollen' before? Thanks

...?!), but her leaves/top buds seemed to be close together near the stems and areas were looking like the leaves were dying!! Blaaa! I tried to pollinate her 3 different times with N.L. pollen (maybe too old?) and never saw seeds (looked like pods, but nothing developed). Anyways, last night I checked Cervante's Hoticulture book (Thanks BB!), and found out my NEPAL has Gray Mold or "...

...! Hmmm?!), but her leaves/top buds seemed to be close together near the stems and areas were looking like the leaves were dying!! Blaaa! I tried to pollinate her 3 different times with N.L. pollen (maybe too old?) and never saw seeds (looked like pods, but nothing developed). Anyways, last night I checked Cervante's Hoticulture book (Thanks BB!), and found out my NEPAL has Gray Mold or "Bud ...

... from farm animals, is just as likely to create a hazard to the ozone ?? We have a problem with allergies, an over farmed variety of crops cultivated on purpose for markets in mass proportions. I'm not too sure about horticulture, but pollens and irritation and by products etc do have some effect somewhere or on the kinds of persons who have sensitivity somehow (their wallets perhaps)

... which plants the ancients or primitives actually used Well actually, we do know something. Modern forensic tools have been brought into obscure East European museums to look for plant resins and pollens in ancient pots. There are some clues as to what Transylvanian witches were actually cooking up. But yes, your point well taken. I've collected Amanita Muscaria in my neck of Ozark ...

... which plants the ancients or primitives actually used Well actually, we do know something. Modern forensic tools have been brought into obscure East European museums to look for plant resins and pollens in ancient pots. There are some clues as to what Transylvanian witches were actually cooking up. But yes, your point well taken. I've collected Amanita Muscaria in my neck of Ozark ...