Tropical Storm Ivo Brings Summer Blessings

While checking out the first real tropical surf of the summer in the Mexican surf town of Sayulita I finally found some good weed. Sayulita is two beaches south of where I live, and the reason we came to this area of Mexico. It has grown rapidly from a small local vacation spot just 10 years ago, to a bustling, crowded, surf destination. This new popularity has made it very expensive to live there, so after much research we settled in a still “undiscovered” beach town 20 minutes to the north.

On this short trip south, and due to the great surf that draws the grumpy surf starved like a moth to a flame, I ran into a guy I know who had a local connection.

Surfing and cannabis have always shared a common culture and community. Turns out my buddy’s buddy grew buds in Sayulita. Sweet.



It really is so important to have good vibes around growing cannabis. The energy of the grower and surrounding environment is absorbed into the cannabis and transferred to the consumer.

This herb I’m enjoying now was definitely grown in a loving and harmonious environment, and those good vibes are now mine.

A Wooden Pipe And Zig-Zag Slow Burns

Not my preferred consumption products, but they work just fine, reminds me of high school.

This buds genetics are unknown to me, and I’m even thinking there’s two different kinds in the bag. They’ve got a decent color though, and it doesn’t taste bad.

All Things Considered

I paid 500 pesos ($25 US) for a fat half oz. Since I haven’t been smoking much it should last me a long time.

or not

#growyourown #knowyourfarmer #blackmarketsmatter ✌️💚 & #FTP