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Holy moly!
It looks like you still have on ball (pepper) on your plant and two on the ground, looks like it is gonna be pepper for teatime (maybe on a pizza) I got to try and find something positive to say!.
The maple leaves are what really make it look horrific but look at you weed plant, that mofo stood up to the hail and said shuck you! Hardy little things aint they!
Pepper plant should perk up there is still plenty of the summer left.
You are absolutely right arty!!! A recap on the canna,it sprouted in march during a warm spell.lived thru well below freezing temps,had 4" of snow cover at times until may 1 ,i was looking for the pics on pot pros but sites still down..her name is now "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"...bwahaha ,one ball,ill call that one "Johhny One Nut"!! ..hail split and pummeled the others,wayyy under developed,or gmo,cause i planted yellow and orange...
 
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Have u ever tried extracts from stems or is that a really noob question?

Mighty smart dog u got there!
I must admit I don't do anything with my stems.
When I saw you post I went and googled it.
Here is an interesting article I found.
Can I Do Anything With My Cannabis Stems?


If you are anything like me, you probably cringe every time you see someone being wasteful with any part of the marijuana plant. This is especially true if you have ever been involved with growing marijuana plants – discarding anything is like throwing your child to the side of the road. What about the stems? – you might ask. Fortunately, there are plenty of uses for your leftover cannabis stems.

Save the Stems: Methods for Extracting THC and Fun From Your Cannabis Stems

Make a cannabis cocktail
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This is a quick method that you can use to make an alcohol-based tincture with your cannabis stems—also known as Green Dragon. Once your collection of stems has filled a mason jar, you’ll know you are ready. Then you will need to get the strongest grain alcohol you can find. Everclear is a popular choice using this method. Once you have secured the booze, pour it into your stem jar, filling it to the top. Most people suggest leaving the jar in a cool dark place, perhaps a cupboard. Shaking the jar daily is a must. After a week of letting the stems soak, the alcohol will draw all the remaining THC from the stems, creating marijuana infused alcohol tincture. Pour the solution through a strainer to remove all plant matter and enjoy.

Time for tea
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If you are looking for a non-alcoholic option for extracting the THC from your cannabis stems, making some tea is the answer for you. First you should gather your stems and cut them lengthwise, so that the white center is exposed. Then boil enough water to fill your pitcher. (Remember the more stems you have the more water you can use) Pour the boiling water over the sliced stems in a pitcher. You can also include a bag of tea or some lemon in this concoction if you would like to add flavor. Allow the pitcher to steep for 24 hours then pour through a strainer to remove plant matter. This tea pairs well with these cannabis doughnuts.

THC butter
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Making THC butter with your cannabis stems is very similar to making it with trim or flower. You need a lot of stems in order to pull this method off with any noticeable results, but if you for some reason have a lot of stems hanging around, give this a try. Grind your stems, perhaps using a magic bullet or food processor is best for stems. Take the grounds and put them in a saucepan with butter on simmer for 45 minutes. Stir often. Once the stems have turned a brownish color you can turn off the heat and strain the melted butter to remove plant matter. The liquid butter solution can be used immediately or stored in the fridge for use later.

Use the stems to express your canna-art side
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If cooking is not your thing, but you still have a bunch of cannabis stems that you don’t know what to do with—consider making art with them. Just like marijuana inspired artist Dan Cretu, who recreates famous images using marijuana buds, you can create sculptures, jewelry, or woven items. You will notice that your cannabis stems are durable especially when they are fresh. This makes them perfect for weaving things like baskets or bracelets. You can also glue the stems to a canvas to create rustic images.

Do not hate on stems
You should not expect to experience the same highs from cannabis stem recipes as you do from eating marijuana edibles. There is just not enough THC found in stems to produce the same results. However, most recipes say that using stems will produce a pain relieving effect that is felt through a mild body buzz. Saving your stems is a good idea, even if you think you will never use them. Think about experimenting with some of the methods above the next time you find yourself struggling to close the lid to your overflowing stem jar.

copied and pasted from - http://herb.co/2015/10/13/can-i-do-anything-with-my-cannabis-stems/
 
Great find arty! I thought i had read about someone soaking their stems in all my reading. It makes sense since its part if the plant. I may try chewing on one my next cut.
 
Have u ever tried extracts from stems or is that a really noob question?

Mighty smart dog u got there!
There is a thread in the hash forum to extract from stems,i dont save em and havent extracted them( poor kids) but it is an excellent way to make use of at much of the plant as possible..you can also make root tea,or whats called poultices for compresses,de-coctions..many uses for the entire plant..i had planned on it at one time,and i turned in to a "hoarder",so i trashed all the stuff i wasnt using,or give the extra stuff to the dogs..
 
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