From my online course: Before we leave this section of the Lesson it’s important to note that the fibres in Cannabis sativa in particular make excellent rope, and can be used to make clothing as well. So, if you know someone who grows marijuana give them the benefit of the doubt that they are just part of the ‘green revolution’ (literally…) and are making their clothes at home in a carbon neutral manner J. In Canada growing “hemp” (which has negligible THC) to make clothing or rope poses a problem because the plants look identical to the plants grown for their psychoactive properties. Thus it’s basically impossible for the authorities to walk through a field of hemp and know which plants are for skipping rope, and which are for smoking dope… or which plants are for fabric rolls, and which are for rippin’ bowls… or which plants are for organic thongs, and which are for hittin’ bongs… or which plants are for weaving shawls, and which are for tripping balls… or [I want royalties anytime someone uses this stuff].
Posted on: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 00:45:27 +0000
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