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Log in Register. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. Forums New posts Search forums. What's new New posts Latest activity. Buy ads! New posts. Search forums. Log in. Install the app. Moroccan Nights. Contact us. Close Menu. As of today ICMag has his own Discord server. In this Discord server you can chat, talk with eachother, listen to music, share stories and pictures Join now and let's grow together! Join ICMag Discord here! More details in this thread here: here. You can check it here. Come join in! JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Weed In Bangladesh. Thread starter Mr. Herbsman Start date May 6, Herbsman New member. Greetings all, i'm new to the forum but have been reading up on here for a while, great site! Hi and welcome, Im sure you should be able to locate some hash,and possibly even find weed, if you travel to the right parts. My advice would be to be carefull of the Police,and whom you talk to about such matters. Stay safe. I'd like to go there, but if so that would be mostly for the continent-wide famous ganja festival Bangladesh: Pot extrava-ganza Hasibur Rahman Bilu The Daily Star, Bangladesh Thursday 13 May It doesn't get any better for the marijuana lovers! Thousands of marijuana or ganja lovers seeking spiritual ecstasy from across the country as well as from India, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar and Pakistan have started pouring in the 2, year-old Mahastangarh to celebrate a three-day ganja festival beginning today. The annual extravaganza, a crowd-puller, is held every last Thursday of the Bangla month of Boishakh and draws both male and female pot connoisseurs with plaited hair. Not all the visitors smoke ganja at the festival, though, locals say. Most of them go there to watch the ganja-lovers. The main festival is held for one day, but it invariably stretches to three days. In a tradition introduced more than years ago by Hindu Sadhus saints , as many as three lakh ganja-lovers are likely to converge on the area today. However, for the last three years they are having a hard time with the festival in the wake of increased police resistance and leaving the 'organisers' to guesswork about the exact number of the ganja-lovers likely to turn up at the site this year. Local police said they will be in the hunt for them like the previous years. We have been doing that for the last few years,' said a police officer of Mahastangarh, asking for anonymity. Religious or racial differences hold no bar for these ganja-lovers who will dance holding each other's hands after stuffing their lungs with marijuana smoke. Many come here with specially designed kalki or pot, which is part of the tradition and the smokers will chain themselves to draw others' attention. Those sit in shades with tridents will draw religious devotees who call them 'Baba'. Devotees will seek blessings of the Baba and in return, give them chickens and other homage. Local people have thrown up at least 5, makeshift shops to cash in on this festival and other religious activities. Many have erected temporary living quarters for the visitors on the archaeological site. Some of them will be dismantled, but some will stay as part of a systematic process of encroachment. Mahastangarh draws huge visitors annually especially because of its religious values. In its history of more than 2, years, different saints of the Hindus, Buddha and Muslims have stayed in this city -- making it a shrine of all religions of the region. Hindus who come here for holy bath in the river Karatoa believe that Sheela Devi, sister of a Hindu king in the AD, jumped in the Karatoa river during a Muslim invasion and she swam under water for five miles in one breath. Muslim devotees come to this place to pay homage to Shah Sufi, a holy man who stayed here nearly a thousand years ago. The Buddhist devotees believe that great king Ashoka came here and built a meditation ground, which remains to be unearthed, in homage of Goutam Buddha. During April-May and December, hundreds of thousands of people of different religions gather here as part of their religious activities. Click to expand Cann Member. A very strong head high doesn't sound so disappointing to me. Haven't been there, but from the small research I've done about the country, one has to hit on the religious festivals. There's that one I posted above, which is specifically about ganja and gathers people from all countries around probably a great place to sample exceptionnal materials and several others where smoking is a basis of the said festival. If you head towards Musahri District you can find plenty of Nepalese hashisha n occasionally decent skunk looking buds. If you head towards Shazulal Durga shrine you will find rasta type Guru guys chilling under a tree smoking from a clay pipe, these rasta dudes always have the best weed and its usually imported from India without any seeds and is extremly sticky lime green skunk looking buds, this was the best weed we found while i was there in If you ever hear there is a Mela Festival going on there is certain to be sum stoner there with weed for sale. Why would anyone want to smoke skunk when you could smoke some authentic landrace bhang??? Brown or green who gives a fuck?? This is like being on a gourmet cooking forum and about to travel to Bangladesh, and all the respondents want to talk about is where you can buy a Big Mac Fucken clazy man. Definitely right bushweed! It's nonsense chasing western smoke when you're in a country where some many genuine rarities might be waiting for you at the next corner. The developing nations most assuredly have demand for hybrids driven by the west, while connoisseurs in the west are more interested in these nations' native landraces. The way things are going, Western cannasseurs may one day have to help reintroduce landraces to their native landscapes because of foreign law enforcement activity and genepool adulteration with Dutch genetics. Johnny Redthumb. Nothing wrong with mixing things up as long as the strains are preserved and kept separate. That's not going to happen easily with a plant like cannabis in a third world country, where one little male can fertilize for miles. Also Dutch genetics aren't likely to do well in a place like Bangladesh--you need pure sativas because the humidity and rainfall are seriously intense! LoganKush Member. Herbsman said:. Bangladesh is supposed to mean 'land of bhang' I believe! Lots of traditional ritual use, especially among the Hindu community. I'm guessing not too many Western folk get out there for seed gathering expeditions I went to Dhaka in the 90's looking for legal Ganja shops like I found in Calcutta, they had just been all closed by the Government is what I found out. You could get lousy brown old squashed buds from various sources like the rickshaw pullers, but not very nice at all, I did grow the seeds in the west, not good, believe me. Maybe there are nice varieties, maybe, but a great Cannabis comes from a productive Cannabis culture not one hiding in the shadows, I am still looking. If anyone has any landrace seeds from these areas please contact me, hybrids I have no interest as they will not reveal the answers we are looking for, relatedness and evolution. It isnt un-natural but it is rare for a non hybrid landrace2 grow sensi-bud naturaly It isnt un-natural but it is rare for a non hybrid landrace2 grow sensi-bud naturaly Ahoy Herbman, Just browsing your thread. Thought to drop you a line. Regarding the many varieties you got while in banghi, some heavy cerebral some just pure shit grass, but all being seedless, Ive begun noticing this trend in mainly the heavy cerebral strains around southern africa around , my first experience with a rasta that explained to me what a cross was, he further explained why you wouldn't want a hybrid over a STABLE landrace or Stable landrace cross. He also schooled me on why then the foreseeable future would be full of polluted genetics the future is now. I hadn't really digested the convo up until i woke up to seed banks and breeding and genetics in general. Now almost every strain that is sold around south africa is a cross of sorts, pure strains are rare or you end up with unstable hybrids. The seeds in these packages are now light in color and very fragile. Cant compare them to pure land-race seed. They're prob half in size. Good on you for allowing me to draw that reference. The current stock on markets here is Hybrid crosses x landraces, and they are super unstable. Would love to run this DNA test on odd strains from my area. Great on you man, hope you get some cool eastern jets to set soon. One Love. Hello I am from Bangladesh but currently live in North America the land of the mounties. So I am no stranger to good crop. I go back to the native country every year and have been acquiring the herb from one source from a long time. Recently I have acquired a second source both with two different kinds of strains or effects. Source 1: Very few seeds one or two in the whole bag, seems like they separate the males. This stuff is not pretty no visible thc glands. However the stone is good it is very indica like, the peak lasts 20 minutes at the most and leaves you with a very sedated feeling. Alot of my peers from back home alleged that this is laced, but i doubt it.. In terms of the stone this definetly feels more indica and smell is very chemically fuel lemon type, almost like a chemdawg. Source 2 is a recent procurement, I heard from alot of people back in Dhaka raving about a strain named 'Deshal'. Desh means land or country and 'al' may imply 'from the ' hence from the land or landrace. The bud structure on this was compressed, it was long spear type buds the buds were not dense and lots of seeds and small thin stems, there are no visible trichomes or any smell , it has no smell, realistically the buds look very immature and harvested early. It is brown and dark however the high which doesnt last long at all produces a very clearheaded calm high. This growers stuff has alot of seeds almost one third of the bag weight is seeds and stem by the time your done picking through it you barely have any herb. Thank the lord the herb is cheap back there. The deshal high feels very similar to the high one experiences from Mango Zamal, which is the only pure sativa ive tried.. I have been collecting and saving seeds from these two sources in hopes one day ill be able to grow them in their native environment using modern grow techniques. One good thing about Bangladesh is i believe the gene pool is untainted it has been preserved in its natural state since time. You must log in or register to reply here. Latest posts L. Cannabis Strains and Breeding. The Trials and Tribulations of a noob. Grow Diaries. The Original O'l Farts Club. Latest: cola 13 minutes ago. Old Stoners Crash Pad. NFL Latest: shithawk 16 minutes ago. 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Ex-minister Imran Ahmed arrested. RU student secures GPA 3. Lost chance for a fitting farewell. The drive, however, has had a mixed impact on the illicit trade in different parts of the country as drug peddlers have become alert and changed their sale and delivery spots. In the capital, this newspaper talked to a number of drug users who said they were still getting narcotics from the known spots. The retail price of a yaba pill is Tk He said he bought yaba pills on Monday from Mohammadpur's Geneva Camp, a drug hub popular among the addicts. On May 4, Rab launched its own anti-narcotics operations while the police headquarters on May 16 instructed all police units across the country to conduct a special day drive from May 18, according to Rab and police officials. Narcotics were sold there openly till yesterday, but the number of peddlers and customers dropped significantly since an anti-drugs drive on Tuesday. During a visit to the camp yesterday evening, this reporter saw seven to eight peddlers loitering near several shops, including Ashraf General Store, Imran Electronics and Ma Jewellers. A number of Yaba users, known to them as customers, bought the pink pills from them. Seeking anonymity, one of the peddlers said they stopped selling narcotics openly as police have scaled up surveillance in the area. The picture was different on Monday. Around several hundred yards from the main entrance to the camp, about 15 peddlers were seen loitering on a lane with yaba pills in their hands around pm. Three to four rickshaw-pullers were seen buying the pink tablets from them, keeping their rickshaws nearby. I am very poor. Please don't take me away. He was one of the rickshaw-pullers who consume the pink pills and also sell those to other users, a number of camp dwellers later told the correspondent. In the evening, drugs sale at the spot gained pace as the number of both drug peddlers and consumers rose. But the situation changed the following day as the narcotics department with the help of police conducted a drive in the camp. Three peddlers were picked up from there. Police were seen frisking people inside the camp before iftar. A number of customers were seen approaching the peddlers who hid the pills inside mobile phones or tiny boxes. The alarming thing was that they were using children to deliver the pills to customers, found this reporter. Several drug addicts said they still got the pink pills from their sources, contacting them over the phone. But the prices were a bit higher than those sold on the spot. Kabir, a university graduate who has been buying yaba from Geneva Camp for over five years, believes this crackdown would not be able to stop yaba trade. They are powerful. We welcome the move of the law enforcement agencies. Several leaders of the platform said a drug racket of 30 run the illegal trade in the camp and maintain close ties with law enforcement agencies and political parties. Apart from Bihari Camp, narcotics were available in two known spots in Nilkhet and Chankharpool areas. In Chankharpool area, the dealers deliver drugs to users upon requests over the phone, added Jamil. This reporter visited Karwan Bazar railway slum on Tuesday evening, and saw a few peddlers loitering along the railway lines. They were calling potential customers in low voices. Several residents at Sweeper Colony in Old Dhaka told this reporter on Wednesday that a few peddlers sell cannabis at a known spot in Gonok Tuli area in the evening. But they were unsure whether yaba pills were also available there. Asked, Mukul Jyoti Chakma, deputy director Dhaka Metro of the Department of Narcotics Control, told this newspaper that they have prepared a list of 37 top drug dealers who control the narcotics trade in the capital. Biplob Kumar Sarker, deputy commissioner of Dhaka Metropolitan Police Tejgaon division told this newspaper last night that they have been conducting drives in the camp regularly and picking up those found in possession of narcotics. Meanwhile, Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan vowed to rid Dhaka city of the narcotics menace at any cost. Locals said that fearing 'shootout', the top drug dealers went into hiding, but their accomplices were carrying on the illegal trade. In a joint drive in Barisal Colony area in the port city, police, Chittagong district administration and Bangladesh Railway recently demolished around 30 shanties that were set up for running narcotics trade. Sylhet Railway Gate and Sweeper Colony were still hotspots for retail trade of yaba, cannabis and other drugs. Many of the drug dealers changed the spots for the illegal trade as some low-profile peddlers were arrested in recent drives by law enforcers in the city. But they had to pay prices a bit higher than usual. In Nilphamari, the drug traders became very alert as they shifted their delivery spots to rural areas, and deals were done on mobile phones, using code words. Most of the drug peddlers in Jhenidah town went into hiding in the face of the anti-narcotics crackdown. Drug peddlers in Brahmanbaria changed their tactics. They were also providing home-delivery service. Skip to main content. Front Page. Star Report. Most Viewed. Narcotics sale on amid crackdown as dealers adapt to changed situation. Narcotics trade continues in at least three known spots in the capital with drug dealers changing their tactics in the face of the ongoing nationwide anti-drugs crackdown. Related topic:. Click to comment. Comments Comments Policy. Related News. Two 'drug peddlers' killed in 'shootouts' 6y ago. Yaba menace pervading 9y ago.

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