I am sooo grateful to Humboldt's cannabis culture!!! I came late to it starting in 2004, it paid for my home AND gave me my own 401 K plan, as my fulltime caregiving of people did not provide, it has seen me thru n kept me afloat thru sooo many losses too! Goddess Bless Humboldt forever, it truly is a promised land!
I grew up in Humboldt, graduated Arcata High school in 1989, it was the absolute best experience I can remember. The people, At least back then, the families were close, even the police department got to know up as kids and always chose to scare us rather than run us in. Drag Racing out at Samoa, beer out at Clam beach, hiking at Trinidad, surfing at Houda Point, fishing in every direction, there was so much to do. This documentary really brings it back, I also remember the ducking and running each year dodging the police or CAMP, it was also part of the awesome experience.
and the peopel charging 100,000 in fees and permits for a grower to go legit are slimewad scumbag parasites! ... No one talks about the 50,000 acres bought in the emerald triangle by Phillip Morris back in the 80's!!!
@@ffgith2831 shit man, do what I did...save up a couple thousand dollars and just go and find a cheap apartment or even rent a room out, there's all kinds of people lookin for roommates here in San Francisco. It only took me one week to get hired at a local dispensary. You just have to go everyday applying for jobs at every dispensary. After I lived here for 2 months, I met some really cool people and got hired on a farm. You can do it man! I moved here from Indiana. I'm glad I left 3 years ago because Indiana will probably be the last state to legalize cannabis.
Super sick doco and that guy giving the timeline history really knocked it out of the park. Also sick to see the respect for Susan, and her gratitude for the county. What a cool place
Found a collection of hundreds of seeds my father in law brought from Cali in 86 to Oklahoma .. He cannot say what strains are in there most are labeled simply "Humboldt Tomato Seeds " said the he forgot he had kept them and said they are from grows from 84-86 .. Starting germination viability tests this week so here to learn about the growers and strains from the county.
In the 90s I started driving truck. Running from home here in the midwest to nor cal and then back to the midwest. I met this cool hippie/biker chick who lived outside of Gilroy California. All my older biker/trucker buddies were doing crank and I just smoked a ounce a week of whatever the best pot I could get. This hippie chick grew a nice garden and in-between her tomatoe plants she'd grow some really good homegrown. It was that super smelly stuff that had red hairs and white crystals.. we called it nugs here in the midwest cause they looked like little nuggets of green gold.. she charged me like 250 per ounce.. I would always drive the night shift and it was great.. I was 21 driving a brand new viper red long hood Peterbilt that was stretched out and pulled a brand new utility 48 foot spread axle reefer that was painted to match the truck.. had a few hundred lights on the truck and trailer and a 5k watt stereo system with 2 12s under the bottom bunk.. I'd have me a couple left handers rolled up for the evening. Turn on xm satellite radio and just roll across 15 up to 80 or just 80 depending on where we reloaded. I 2 manned it with this older Vietnam vet who smoked a tobacco pipe and loved speed.. when he was up to long and needed a nap I'd take his pipe and put a nice bud in it and cover it with a little bit of tobacco.. he'd cuss me but refused to waist it and would thank me after he'd slept like a baby for a day.. he passed away 2 months ago unfortunately.
I tell ya what I have been wanting to give my thanks , respects and take my hat off to those that did the work, showed the love and took cannabis from where it was back in 70s to the strains , varieties and the knowlege of where its grown in availability and SMH the potency. You prople are heros to me. I was gardening on the other coast..The first sinse bud I saw I grew. It was great but not even close to what Cali does. I know what it took to get what its become and its not right , what Ive heard has happened with the rich moving in to get richer. Yall did a hellofa job and my respects, thanks and well wishes to ya. I hope at least one or some see this. Awesome job
I was stationed in San Francisco for 4 years. I had a couple friends from Redding I’d visit and get to smoke some killer weed. I seen a bag the size of a pillow stuffed with weed! It’s a beautiful place especially the wine vineyards
Been in humboldt since1968. As in all communities far from major populations the fringes are where the money is made. In the first days...keeping your family fed. Now fricken acting like hollywood heros. Any body can grow a plant. I am 68 yrs old grew up here want to interview a lifer. Come on down
It's nice to find your channel. I live in eastern europe and I have a biotech engineer qualification . It's a dream to work in the weed field somewhere in America. One day maybe I will contact some of you gentlemen and talk over a collab.
I grew up in Hollywood and had the same Pot Connect as many famous people in the Entertainment Industry. The Ganja was from Humboldt. The Connect had three kinds. Green, Purple and Super Sweet. The Super Sweet cost more but it was so potent it crippled you!
I moved to Humboldt from Mexico DF to San Francisco and Eureka, 32 years ago. I never care about marijuana, once in Willow Creek mountains, yes, all my friends were Vietnam veterans. They were not growing. I love them. Took me 25 years to start growing pot, never smoked it. Then it becomes legal and everything went to hell
Now we're in the period of mechanized greenhouse farming. Huge digitally controlled greenhouses that take dare of lighting, heat, cool, ph, watering - all done automatically are flooding the markets with "product," crashing prices. Growing outdoors, organically creates one crop a season making it very hard to compete with the mechanized farm growing 3 or 4 crops a year. To deal with the corporate farms, and the heavy taxation and regulations from the state, counties and towns, the organic farmers have banded together forming co-ops, breeding better genetics and some have returned to illegal grows. The future of cannabis will likely be close to the way wine grapes are grown and marketed. There will be the mechanized "product" akin to your cheaper wines qualities ranging from "Ugh! What is this stuff"" to good enough to enjoy, and the top quality, sun grown smaller batch, carefully tended connoisseur cannabis. Will the future be people learning to grow their own in their back yard or in a closet "grow tent?" Whatever the case, cannabis has been grown since the beginning of recorded history and beyond and will continue to ease aches and pains, calm the anxious and connect us to all life.
I would love to buy some land in Humboldt County but don't think I can afford it. Grew up in bay area . Hiked and rode motorcycles all over Santa Cruz mountains.
I grew in southern mendo on the coast for years, until the bottom finally dropped out. I grew at 5000 ft next to Tahoe national forest, where the best water in the world is, off the grid. I had a ware house in jingletown, in Oakland, across the street from a hells angels meth laband ran multiple garage grows in truckee. worked on farms in Ashland Oregon and even had two gorilla tents, while living on haight street at Belvedere above the old el balazo, This is OUR CULTURE. WE CREATED THIS. It is sad that it has been appropriated, by big business investors, and a corrupt governing body. I miss the past, but we cannot stay stagnant. Just like this precious crop, it’s all the cycle of life and death
Are you a self employed entrepreneur because there's really no work up here and there's no as in zero, nothing as far as rental housing. There are waiting lists if a renter ever moves out(never happens) unless you plan on buying property. People that arrive here with no job & no prior arrangement for permanent housing are here to see the redwoods & on vacation. A little research into sustaining oneself in this area may aid your decision. But by no means am I telling anyone what to do. I'm just sharing info about the area.
I miss those hills, the redwoods, and different people. Honestly believe if it wasn’t for those mountains I wouldn’t be here today. I’d give anything to go back more specifically back to the time I was there. I watched the legalization destroy good peoples Livelihood.
Indoor is far superior in all around quality. I'm not saying that there isn't plenty of top shelf outdoor, but the Indoor stuff is better in my opinion.
@@philgoska2570 I have tried Humboldt. I don’t know what it is. But I just don’t get high off of flower hardly. I end up having to take gummies and my tolerance from those if growing and growing. LOL
It’s a total ghost town all up and down now. Glad I moved a long time ago. I tried to warn everyone but they wouldn’t listen. Now everyone needs to get a job! It will never be the same. Thank god to be honest! Time to move on. Do something enjoyable for work for a change. Even a job at the gas station beats what’s going on now. And it’ ALL OVER NOW! Good riddance!
@@kevingonzalez3792 I want it to be legal. At the same time, why do I want to be a customer to pay outrageous prices, when I can, (and have) provided for myself???
@@WickandMortar big corporations came in and lobbied for ridiculous permit guidelines that squeezed the little guy out of the picture. Plus their weed is shit. To set up a grow for sale operation in my county takes a minimum of $250,000 of infrastructure before you can even be considered for a license.
There are lots of murder mountains. That's what you all don't realize. Call it like in the south. Dont wander far up them hollers, boy, if ya know what's good for ya
@@thelukeewan7602crime rate in Humboldt is twice the national average. These mountains are different just for the fact weed and what kind of crimes and people this business attracts.
@kap1526 pan out. The history up here is one of extremes. Rural communities have always attracted the sort of folk that don't play well with others. 100 or more years ago, folks knew this area to be under the radar, so to speak. There was also the ruthless in business that came here and made a name. The nature of the isolation.
@kap1526 Let me guess, you are in your 30's maybe. 65 yrs on me. Been in humboldt since 1968. It has always been rough around the edges. Plenty of forests and beaches if you know where to go and not to go
It was a nice story, I do believe these growers do what they believe in. And weed does help with many medicinal purposes. But they didn’t talk about the many people coming up missing because of it. Not all the pot growers are nice like the ones they showed on this documentary. It would be nice though if they could get rid of the violent side of it. And have the nice ones grow their crops like farmers that grow corn and other veggies.
Criminal activty drug addiction and capitalism is the true story and without it... Eureka would likely be a ghost town today, lol. Yup, times are a changing very fast in Humboldt. Let's not forget to take care of our forests river's beaches and wildlife going forward, humboldt is an absolutely beautiful area to live. With an awesome history :)
Great documentary! That’s definitely how it is up there. I remember how everyone from Trinity, Humboldt and Mendocino all had heard about this long before Garrett’s body was found. By far the most obnoxious part of the documentary is Scott Johnson’s girlfriend trying to say that it wasn’t cool that the Alderpoint 8 did what they did. And that hyper speed freak chatter! Easy on the meth there honey! Jesus. Makes us all look bad. It’s supposed to be about pot not meth!
What I have never understood is growing up here in the UK we only ever got resins hash like morroccon and red leb and yellow Lebanese and Afghanistan black hash etc and the only herbal ones were African with all the seeds in which was nice but weak and then jamaican sensi and one of the best i ever had was lambs bread but anyway if you tried growing it you only got a weak type but then in the early 90s suddenly from Amsterdam we got skunk which was really strong and then everyone was growing under sodium lights but what i never understood was that this skunk type produced lots more on each plant and so much stronger so what i want to know is what happened what was the difference in the old ones with this new one and also what happened with all the old land race strains...
Legalization has hit Mendocino County (south of Humboldt) HARD. Former “kingpins” are signing food stamps. A whole generation has no skills. It’s fucked.
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thank you humboldt county growing your seed/plants in midwest 2023 you paved the way for all of us!!!
Worked there for two years, it changed my life. The mountains, the redwoods, a magical place.
I want that
I am sooo grateful to Humboldt's cannabis culture!!! I came late to it starting in 2004, it paid for my home AND gave me my own 401 K plan, as my fulltime caregiving of people did not provide, it has seen me thru n kept me afloat thru sooo many losses too! Goddess Bless Humboldt forever, it truly is a promised land!
I grew up in Humboldt, graduated Arcata High school in 1989, it was the absolute best experience I can remember. The people, At least back then, the families were close, even the police department got to know up as kids and always chose to scare us rather than run us in. Drag Racing out at Samoa, beer out at Clam beach, hiking at Trinidad, surfing at Houda Point, fishing in every direction, there was so much to do. This documentary really brings it back, I also remember the ducking and running each year dodging the police or CAMP, it was also part of the awesome experience.
Trinidad is one of the beautiful kept secrets…
Clam Beach ❤
Cocaine is a hell of a drug
Cocaine is a hell of a drug
I approved the first recreational farm permit in Humboldt County. I guess I am a part of the compliance timeline. The farmers are great people.
They really are!
and the peopel charging 100,000 in fees and permits for a grower to go legit are slimewad scumbag parasites!
... No one talks about the 50,000 acres bought in the emerald triangle by Phillip Morris back in the 80's!!!
My bro was up there when it was still illegal made some good money, but was also there when it became legal, he then left because pay sucked.
i want to join being a farmer bro please help me im from chicago and trust me i know how to work twice hard i can fly to california anytime
@@ffgith2831 shit man, do what I did...save up a couple thousand dollars and just go and find a cheap apartment or even rent a room out, there's all kinds of people lookin for roommates here in San Francisco. It only took me one week to get hired at a local dispensary. You just have to go everyday applying for jobs at every dispensary. After I lived here for 2 months, I met some really cool people and got hired on a farm. You can do it man! I moved here from Indiana. I'm glad I left 3 years ago because Indiana will probably be the last state to legalize cannabis.
Super sick doco and that guy giving the timeline history really knocked it out of the park. Also sick to see the respect for Susan, and her gratitude for the county. What a cool place
Found a collection of hundreds of seeds my father in law brought from Cali in 86 to Oklahoma .. He cannot say what strains are in there most are labeled simply "Humboldt Tomato Seeds " said the he forgot he had kept them and said they are from grows from 84-86 .. Starting germination viability tests this week so here to learn about the growers and strains from the county.
How's it coming
That’s so cool man he’ll yeah
It’s in the soil, the redwood dirt
Well, any follow up?
Great documentary, Big respect to everyone in Humboldt 🤙
In the 90s I started driving truck. Running from home here in the midwest to nor cal and then back to the midwest. I met this cool hippie/biker chick who lived outside of Gilroy California. All my older biker/trucker buddies were doing crank and I just smoked a ounce a week of whatever the best pot I could get. This hippie chick grew a nice garden and in-between her tomatoe plants she'd grow some really good homegrown. It was that super smelly stuff that had red hairs and white crystals.. we called it nugs here in the midwest cause they looked like little nuggets of green gold.. she charged me like 250 per ounce.. I would always drive the night shift and it was great.. I was 21 driving a brand new viper red long hood Peterbilt that was stretched out and pulled a brand new utility 48 foot spread axle reefer that was painted to match the truck.. had a few hundred lights on the truck and trailer and a 5k watt stereo system with 2 12s under the bottom bunk.. I'd have me a couple left handers rolled up for the evening. Turn on xm satellite radio and just roll across 15 up to 80 or just 80 depending on where we reloaded. I 2 manned it with this older Vietnam vet who smoked a tobacco pipe and loved speed.. when he was up to long and needed a nap I'd take his pipe and put a nice bud in it and cover it with a little bit of tobacco.. he'd cuss me but refused to waist it and would thank me after he'd slept like a baby for a day.. he passed away 2 months ago unfortunately.
Loved this read
From Humboldt to Infinity!
Thank you!
The green sticky icky lives on!
Thank you for sharing the real story of humboldt!!! I’m so proud to be from humboldt
You are incredibly welcome! It had to be told.
Would love to go visit Humboldt one day. Looks like a very beautiful place. 💚💚💚🌳🌲🌳🌲🌳🌲🌴💚💚,
Gotta be VERY careful. It has a dark underbelly & don’t let folks tell you otherwise.
@@bobnunyabiznz4917yup
Love Eureka and Humboldt county! Excellent documentary!
I tell ya what I have been wanting to give my thanks , respects and take my hat off to those that did the work, showed the love and took cannabis from where it was back in 70s to the strains , varieties and the knowlege of where its grown in availability and SMH the potency. You prople are heros to me. I was gardening on the other coast..The first sinse bud I saw I grew. It was great but not even close to what Cali does. I know what it took to get what its become and its not right , what Ive heard has happened with the rich moving in to get richer.
Yall did a hellofa job and my respects, thanks and well wishes to ya.
I hope at least one or some see this. Awesome job
Very well done video! I was lucky enough to live there from 1969 to 1987. I remember.
I have nothing but love for Humboldt and the Emerald Triangle. Cannabis culture at its finest .....
From neighboring Northern Mendo County... I say, very nice job on this documentary! Thank you for posting it.
There’s no where quite like this in the UK, it does look phenomenal over there and can see why so many people flock there 💪
I was stationed in San Francisco for 4 years. I had a couple friends from Redding I’d visit and get to smoke some killer weed. I seen a bag the size of a pillow stuffed with weed! It’s a beautiful place especially the wine vineyards
It's one hell of a place!
@@pawlpoche8736tread lightly
I fucking miss humboldt. Will definitely go back there ❤️
Come move back then girl wyd :(
Been in humboldt since1968. As in all communities far from major populations the fringes are where the money is made. In the first days...keeping your family fed. Now fricken acting like hollywood heros. Any body can grow a plant. I am 68 yrs old grew up here want to interview a lifer. Come on down
SoHum, born and raised 🌱
I love and miss my home so much ❤
Would love to live in this area, large trees and thick forests, cliffs over the ocean
I do live here (30 years) and it’s beautiful!
And great bud
@@OOceaneyess ur so fortunate….
Have you seen Murder Mountain on Netflix.?
@@ChooseU4ever yes
It's nice to find your channel. I live in eastern europe and I have a biotech engineer qualification .
It's a dream to work in the weed field somewhere in America. One day maybe I will contact some of you gentlemen and talk over a collab.
Been waiting for you guys to drop this since you announced it on Instagram! Great documentary!
Adambomb legendary name of a classic wwf wrestler
Glad you loved it fam!
My dad came in 70 my mom in 69 I was born in Arcata. A camp officer held a assault rifle in my face at 4 years old.
@FrighteninglyReal oh yeah !
Ok
I grew up in Hollywood and had the same Pot Connect as many famous people in the Entertainment Industry. The Ganja was from Humboldt. The Connect had three kinds. Green, Purple and Super Sweet. The Super Sweet cost more but it was so potent it crippled you!
I will go the the USA one day
Really great use of music in this.
Greatly appreciated!
History. Beautiful documentary
Amazing!! Truly.
To me this is the best part of the USA
I love wha I’m seeing 😍And you’re doing a great job
LOVE over Every thing
I'm from Humboldt! I love my home!
I moved to Humboldt from Mexico DF to San Francisco and Eureka, 32 years ago. I never care about marijuana, once in Willow Creek mountains, yes, all my friends were Vietnam veterans. They were not growing. I love them. Took me 25 years to start growing pot, never smoked it. Then it becomes legal and everything went to hell
Blue Lake 👍
It's humid here in nc during the summer. Mold is always a constant with outdoor
We were doing the same thing in Hawaii,aloha
Fabulous
this is wholesome because they are about business and love this shit. i do too.
“We love what we do”
Thanks for sharing beautiful
13:08 The whole bay area and beyonds misses you Leslie Griffith!
We all do!
I graduated in 1997 @ Haines High School, Haines, Alaska.
Smoking MAC 10 from Humboldt rn letting my little brother know about the background of where this strain came from
That's dope!
pakistan
Amazing
I'd love to smoke with that dude and listen to his laugh lol
Id be sipping whiskey but yes his laugh and his cali accent! 😎
He's a great guy
Now we're in the period of mechanized greenhouse farming. Huge digitally controlled greenhouses that take dare of lighting, heat, cool, ph, watering - all done automatically are flooding the markets with "product," crashing prices. Growing outdoors, organically creates one crop a season making it very hard to compete with the mechanized farm growing 3 or 4 crops a year. To deal with the corporate farms, and the heavy taxation and regulations from the state, counties and towns, the organic farmers have banded together forming co-ops, breeding better genetics and some have returned to illegal grows. The future of cannabis will likely be close to the way wine grapes are grown and marketed. There will be the mechanized "product" akin to your cheaper wines qualities ranging from "Ugh! What is this stuff"" to good enough to enjoy, and the top quality, sun grown smaller batch, carefully tended connoisseur cannabis. Will the future be people learning to grow their own in their back yard or in a closet "grow tent?" Whatever the case, cannabis has been grown since the beginning of recorded history and beyond and will continue to ease aches and pains, calm the anxious and connect us to all life.
Susan is a queen!!
Who carved the face on the mountain on the Beach there!!!! Friend has pictures huge face inthe Rocks
I can’t wait
The future 🙏❤💠💫
I love this♥️♥️♥️
I would love to buy some land in Humboldt County but don't think I can afford it. Grew up in bay area . Hiked and rode motorcycles all over Santa Cruz mountains.
I miss living on the 28…. Miranda,Garberville then falling in love in Mendocino and The Good Life….
🔥
Spent 20 plus years in arcata most of the weed comes from the county surrounding Humboldt
Locals grew pot before these people came to Humboldt. They drew attention to pot growing that wasn't appreciated.
;-) Looking Great!!! Evolve to the Future...
Still can’t finish that blunt 😂😂😂
8:43 Former Sheriff Dave Renner, who was busted for embezzling money from the sheriff's office snitch fund. lol
Show!
Was stationed out there from 80'-85, and been looking for a skunk strain (indica) for years. Can anyone point me in a direction???
Pineapple Skunk by HSO ,,but they are down at the moment sadly 😞 🍍
Skunk#1.... But good luck finding that
greenhouse seeds, holland. their lemon skunk is xlent. or go up to british columbia---vancouver's fulla seeds:)
Love Humboldt county & love weed!
I grew in southern mendo on the coast for years, until the bottom finally dropped out.
I grew at 5000 ft next to Tahoe national forest, where the best water in the world is, off the grid.
I had a ware house in jingletown, in Oakland, across the street from a hells angels meth laband ran multiple garage grows in truckee. worked on farms in Ashland Oregon and even had two gorilla tents, while living on haight street at Belvedere above the old el balazo,
This is OUR CULTURE.
WE CREATED THIS.
It is sad that it has been appropriated, by big business investors, and a corrupt governing body.
I miss the past, but we cannot stay stagnant.
Just like this precious crop, it’s all the cycle of life and death
planning to move here in sept. Is it really that good
Are you a self employed entrepreneur because there's really no work up here and there's no as in zero, nothing as far as rental housing. There are waiting lists if a renter ever moves out(never happens) unless you plan on buying property. People that arrive here with no job & no prior arrangement for permanent housing are here to see the redwoods & on vacation.
A little research into sustaining oneself in this area may aid your decision. But by no means am I telling anyone what to do. I'm just sharing info about the area.
@@stephaniesmith7317 no however with my job I can work from anywhere in the country remotely I just need a place with a connection
@@aidennorth1510 cool thats all I was concerned about. As far as the landscape goes its amazingly beautiful. So many areas to get out and enjoy.
@@stephaniesmith7317 exactly why I want to move there
Remember buying Humboldt early 80s $50 eighth . Killer flowers
Well, It's a wild wild country
Important to have some of that tegrity! ;) Great documentary
So many "you know's" from this guy
They built this place and when you go ain't no going back home
Not as many people using public assistance, in Humboldt, before legalization.
Anyone know the name of that tune with the guitar?
I miss those hills, the redwoods, and different people. Honestly believe if it wasn’t for those mountains I wouldn’t be here today. I’d give anything to go back more specifically back to the time I was there. I watched the legalization destroy good peoples
Livelihood.
I have yet to smoke any type of weed that will floor me. Bummer🤗
Felt the same way till I tried some outdoor grown Humboldt weed. Never been that baked before. Felt like I was tripping
Indoor is far superior in all around quality. I'm not saying that there isn't plenty of top shelf outdoor, but the Indoor stuff is better in my opinion.
you just got to try some Humboldt or any quality grown Northern Cali Herb! Bless!
@@philgoska2570
I have tried Humboldt. I don’t know what it is. But I just don’t get high off of flower hardly. I end up having to take gummies and my tolerance from those if growing and growing. LOL
Looks like my kind of place
It’s a total ghost town all up and down now. Glad I moved a long time ago. I tried to warn everyone but they wouldn’t listen. Now everyone needs to get a job! It will never be the same. Thank god to be honest! Time to move on. Do something enjoyable for work for a change. Even a job at the gas station beats what’s going on now. And it’ ALL OVER NOW! Good riddance!
I wish my family could of made it through the legalization I’m a third generation famer
✊🏾
Legalization ruined everything.
So you want it to be illegal or is it because it’s affecting your wallet
Billy didn't want to buy budd anymore.
Billy grew his own and grew it better than before. Be like Billy.
@@kevingonzalez3792 I want it to be legal. At the same time, why do I want to be a customer to pay outrageous prices, when I can, (and have) provided for myself???
Tell me why you say that?
@@WickandMortar big corporations came in and lobbied for ridiculous permit guidelines that squeezed the little guy out of the picture. Plus their weed is shit. To set up a grow for sale operation in my county takes a minimum of $250,000 of infrastructure before you can even be considered for a license.
NOR HUM. SO HUM. EMERALD TRIANGLE ♥️
There is an exceptional book, "Where Have All The Hippies Gone", does anyone have a spare copy.
I'm here after watching Murder Mountain
There are lots of murder mountains. That's what you all don't realize. Call it like in the south. Dont wander far up them hollers, boy, if ya know what's good for ya
@@thelukeewan7602crime rate in Humboldt is twice the national average. These mountains are different just for the fact weed and what kind of crimes and people this business attracts.
@kap1526 pan out. The history up here is one of extremes. Rural communities have always attracted the sort of folk that don't play well with others. 100 or more years ago, folks knew this area to be under the radar, so to speak. There was also the ruthless in business that came here and made a name. The nature of the isolation.
@kap1526 Let me guess, you are in your 30's maybe. 65 yrs on me. Been in humboldt since 1968. It has always been rough around the edges. Plenty of forests and beaches if you know where to go and not to go
It was a nice story, I do believe these growers do what they believe in. And weed does help with many medicinal purposes. But they didn’t talk about the many people coming up missing because of it. Not all the pot growers are nice like the ones they showed on this documentary. It would be nice though if they could get rid of the violent side of it. And have the nice ones grow their crops like farmers that grow corn and other veggies.
🙌🏼💜🍇💜🍇👏🏼💪🏼
The biggest saddest effect is machine trimmed bud
Mannnn, all that green & not 1 fro!? 🤦🏾♂️
That humblows 💨
It's a no fro zone . Bitch please
@@anthonygreen7208 God still loves you. That curse you have will be lifted eventually and thou shalt be delivered
Criminal activty drug addiction and capitalism is the true story and without it... Eureka would likely be a ghost town today, lol. Yup, times are a changing very fast in Humboldt. Let's not forget to take care of our forests river's beaches and wildlife going forward, humboldt is an absolutely beautiful area to live. With an awesome history :)
They ate chopping down the forests at an unreal rate right now.
What's your best memory of Humboldt?
I love it here!
Sweeeet🇩🇰👍✨💖🎇🌌
Did that protester light themself on 🔥
Yes it’s true .. we have the dankest shit here in Humboldt California!!
Actually that’s not true. One can grow the dank almost anywhere in the world. Now Oklahoma is the top producer. Get a job!
Home Sweat Home
One of the best places on earth!
God made dirt. Dirt don't hurt. NorCal ♥️
Great documentary! That’s definitely how it is up there. I remember how everyone from Trinity, Humboldt and Mendocino all had heard about this long before Garrett’s body was found. By far the most obnoxious part of the documentary is Scott Johnson’s girlfriend trying to say that it wasn’t cool that the Alderpoint 8 did what they did. And that hyper speed freak chatter! Easy on the meth there honey! Jesus. Makes us all look bad. It’s supposed to be about pot not meth!
What I have never understood is growing up here in the UK we only ever got resins hash like morroccon and red leb and yellow Lebanese and Afghanistan black hash etc and the only herbal ones were African with all the seeds in which was nice but weak and then jamaican sensi and one of the best i ever had was lambs bread but anyway if you tried growing it you only got a weak type but then in the early 90s suddenly from Amsterdam we got skunk which was really strong and then everyone was growing under sodium lights but what i never understood was that this skunk type produced lots more on each plant and so much stronger so what i want to know is what happened what was the difference in the old ones with this new one and also what happened with all the old land race strains...
Wow so weed was technically only dank if it came from humbodlt county, because it’s actually dank there lol
Legalization has hit Mendocino County (south of Humboldt) HARD.
Former “kingpins” are signing food stamps. A whole generation has no skills.
It’s fucked.
There probably were some dangerous people going there to grow for greed.
Now the question everybody is asking themselves: has anybody seen sasquatch eating the Crop? 🤔😅
Dint joke your ass about sabe people
Did you say silicone valley? Was that a joke?
I liked the weed in the ‘70’s lol.
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