Understanding the Rich Traditions of Black African Magicqeef

Black African Magic, also known as African Traditional Religion, is a diverse set of spiritual practices that are indigenous to Africa. This ancient belief system has evolved over time and varies across different regions and ethnic groups on the continent. In Black African Magic, practitioners believe in the existence of a spiritual realm where deities, ancestors, and spirits reside. These entities are regarded as sources of power and wisdom, and rituals are performed to honor and appease them. The rituals can take the form of offerings, sacrifices, dances, and prayers. One of the fundamental concepts in Black African Magic is the belief in the interconnectedness of all things.

Black African Magic seeds grow well in temperate climates. This amazing strain has a high yield and flowers within 6 to 8 weeks. It is important to manage the outside factors so that you can cultivate the best potential from this rare strain. Black Magic seeds can be grown either indoors or outdoors.

So guys tell me what you think and correct me if I m wrong and I encourage all of you to do your own research on the topic so we can come to the best conclusion. Long story short over the course of my 30s I went from being super active my whole life, in great shape, to feeling like I inhaled toxic fumes, and feel sick with severe body aches 24 7.

One of the fundamental concepts in Black African Magic is the belief in the interconnectedness of all things. This principle emphasizes the importance of harmony and balance between human beings, nature, and the spiritual world. It also encourages living in harmony with the surrounding environment and respecting the natural resources.

Black African Magic

Long story short over the course of my 30s I went from being super active my whole life, in great shape, to feeling like I inhaled toxic fumes, and feel sick with severe body aches 24/7.

I discovered medical cannabis a few years ago and it changed my life. After a few years I started thinking about growing.

The focus of this journal will be on two Black African Magic sativas. I have never grown a thing in my life so this is all new territory for me. In my wee grow tent I also have a Purple Diesel Plant and OG Kush plant that both came from bags seeds. These two are about 30 days old, survived the great flood of 2022 (yeah I over watered like a ding dong), and have managed to continue growing.

If I can get the B.A.M. plants to grow my hope is to clone them, and always have B.AM. growing.

Below is pictures of my B.A.M. seeds sprouting, planting, and off to the races. Flowering starts in 7-9 weeks (i checked repeatedly and am assured this is correct) so apparently this plant grows super fast, which thus far have proven so. Germination was 24 hours, the next morning the taller of the 2 popped up, the next morning the shorter popped up, it is now morning 3.

Things I know I will be studying as we move forward.

Continued reading on watering

Pruning/Topping (can these be used for clones?)

Temperature control (B.A.M. needs 10 degrees difference during flowering between night and day to turn “black”

Humidity control (humidifier for a humidor?)

Attached is pictures of days 1-4.

Thanks everyone who has already helped and to everyone who tags along

Gumby & Pokie
Gardeners

Roy Growin

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Off to a good start @CPCannabis
Your topping/pruning question - topping is just the tip so no, I wouldn't try to root it unless you're going to chop 4" off
The lower side branches however are perfect for clones
Interesting strain, never heard of Black African Magic

GPCannabis

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Off to a good start @CPCannabis
Your topping/pruning question - topping is just the tip so no, I wouldn't try to root it unless you're going to chop 4" off
The lower side branches however are perfect for clones
Interesting strain, never heard of Black African Magic

Thank you very much. Definitely look forward to seeing this grow.

I was originally wanting a Sativa Landrace, I was thinking Panama Red, found this, fit the bill in every way, 29-30% THC, carypholene, myrcene, all the right stuff.

The70’s

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Welcome, sorry to hear your health situation but glad u are getting relief.

Watering is challenging. Its all about cyling dry and wet. There are a ton of articles on it.

I grew up with gumby and pokie

GPCannabis

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Man, been a wild ride for sure, I was an athlete as a child, actually signed a record deal with Warner Entertainment right out of high school, toured for 17 years. When I was younger I always had this weird “almost sick feeling”, Doctors always said “Allergies”. I had so much energy I could always push through. Touring was super active, always traveling, little sleep, super high energy shows.

Well, in my 40s now, my dad has 2 autoimmune issues, a neurological issues, and arthritis…So guessing what the doctors cant find in a me is one of those.

After the extreme beating on my body I am pretty shot. People look at me now, I appear in decent shape, look healthy, no one would ever imagine I have multiple days a week where I cant walk to the mail box.

Oh…Gumby and Pokie are the best

Jonny5

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Don’t know if it has fallen off yet, but you need to help that little one shed that seed husk. Gently Try and release the nodes

GPCannabis

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Sounds great. Wasnt sure if helping would make the plant weak or if it would simply help it get growing. I will inspect and circle back

Jonny5

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ya the little seed only has so much energy,, you can see she is bolting and will soon run out of energy unless photosynthesis takes place.. usually when a seed sprouts ( in the ground) as it pulls it self up out of the soil,, friction will pull the husk off.. but when germinated it sometimes has trouble and needs a little hand

GPCannabis

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Alright, followed the advice, got some wee tweezers, popped the seeds off, one already has leaves!

7Dust2

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GPCannabis

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wee baby leaves

GPCannabis

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Wee spray for the B.A.M. little guys. Today is day 5, definitely growing faster then PD & OG, however, I was over watering those. I am assured this plant grows wicked fast so…

Soil still has moisture for OG & PD, no water. At this point I should be doing Wet/Dry cycles for PD and OG, correct?

I have a vent fan letting air out of the tent, I use the flow of air out to control the temp, if I open the vent all the way temp drops, reduce and temp rises. I am getting 79.4 with lights on, 72 with lights off. I need 10 degrees difference between night and day simulation so my hope is reduce down and get 82 day 72 night. Does anyone think 82 would be too hot?

I am thinking of putting in a digital humidifier, however, wouldn't the humidity in the air just exit the roof vent? How do you all successfully add moisture content to the air in your tent without losing it?

Thanks again everyone for the help!

Roy Growin

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GPCannabis

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GPCannabis

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Alright, I imagine as I get rolling two updates in a day wont be normal. Between am and now I feel like PD (top right) started drooping like it needed water, soil was dry to my second knuckle. OG (top left) was just starting to droop.

Gave them a drink, wee spritz to the BAM babes.

GPCannabis

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Wee B.A.M growing up.

Purple Diesel and OG Kush back to health it seems and a major added bonus to our first growing experience

Bill284

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New to the forum here.

Long story short over the course of my 30s I went from being super active my whole life, in great shape, to feeling like I inhaled toxic fumes, and feel sick with severe body aches 24/7.

I discovered medical cannabis a few years ago and it changed my life. I live in an illegal state so I drive to a legal state for cannabis. After a few years of that I started thinking about growing.

The focus of this journal will be on two Black African Magic sativas. I have never grown a thing in my life so this is all new territory for me. In my wee grow tent I also have a Purple Diesel Plant and OG Kush plant that both came from bags seeds. These two are about 30 days old, survived the great flood of 2022 (yeah I over watered like a ding dong), and have managed to continue growing.

If I can get the B.A.M. plants to grow my hope is to clone them, and always have B.AM. growing.

Below is pictures of my B.A.M. seeds sprouting, planting, and off to the races. Flowering starts in 7-9 weeks (i checked repeatedly and am assured this is correct) so apparently this plant grows super fast, which thus far have proven so. Germination was 24 hours, the next morning the taller of the 2 popped up, the next morning the shorter popped up, it is now morning 3.

Things I know I will be studying as we move forward.

Continued reading on watering

Pruning/Topping (can these be used for clones?)

Temperature control (B.A.M. needs 10 degrees difference during flowering between night and day to turn “black”

Humidity control (humidifier for a humidor?)

Attached is pictures of days 1-4.

Thanks everyone who has already helped and to everyone who tags along

Gumby & Pokie
Gardeners

Ancestor worship is another common practice in Black African Magic. Ancestors are believed to be intermediaries between the living and the spiritual realm. They are revered and consulted for guidance and protection. Rituals and ceremonies are conducted to connect with the ancestors, often involving offerings of food, drink, and other items. Divination is also an integral part of Black African Magic. It is the practice of seeking guidance and insight from the spirits through various methods such as casting oracles, interpreting dreams, and reading natural signs. Diviners are considered spiritual leaders and play an important role in the community. Black African Magic has faced challenges and assimilation with the introduction of other religions, especially during the period of colonization. Many Africans, however, have managed to preserve their traditional beliefs alongside the practices of other religions. Today, Black African Magic continues to be practiced by millions of people across the continent and in the African diaspora. It serves not only as a spiritual system but also as a way of preserving cultural heritage and identity. It is characterized by its rich symbolism, vibrant rituals, and deep connection to nature and community..

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