“There are 100,000 total marijuana smokers in the US, and most are Negroes, Hispanics, Filipinos and entertainers. Their Satanic music, jazz and swing, result from marijuana usage. This marijuana causes white women to seek sexual relations with Negroes, entertainers and any others.”- Harry Anslinger, first Drug Czar. As we approach the 75th anniversary of marijuana prohibition [...]

Our current photo competition, ´How Do You Take Your Medicine?´, is getting a extension! We have decided to extend the deadline for uploading entries until April 8th.

Last month we started a brand new photo competition in which you can show the world how YOU enjoy your cannabis. The photo on the left is one of the entries we particularly liked. Our congratulations to the chef and we wish we could have been there to enjoy the creation with its creator!

As one of the world´s leading seed companies, Sensi Seeds attends and sponsors many of the cannabis fairs and expos that take place around the globe. This season has been very exciting for Sensi, as well as for our fans, friends and clients.

Like the outdoor growing season here in the northern hemisphere, Sensi´s Grow Dairy photo competition is nearing its end.

In recent months, many enthusiastic growers have delighted us by uploading an abundance of quality photos depicting their cultivation projects from beginning to end.

The aim of the Cultivation Diary competition is for growers to depict their plants´ entire growing and flowering cycle from germination to harvest and asks entrants to submit a series of photos featuring a single strain growing from a small seedling or clone into a fully flowered plant with mature buds.

Last month, Sensi Seeds began a new, extended photo contest which will be open all the way through the 2010 outdoor growing season.
The aim of the Cultivation Diary competition is for growers to depict their plants´ entire cultivation cycle from germination to harvest.

The aim of the Cultivation Diary competition is for growers to depict their plants´ entire cultivation cycle and will require entrants to submit a photographic grow-journal – a series of photos featuring a single strain growing from a small seedling or clone into a fully flowered plant with mature buds.

Although you still have until the beginning of May to upload you photos for the Macro/Close-up photo competition, we wanted to give you a small update.

Many readers who own a camera will be familiar with the term ´macro´. In photography, this refers to photos taken at very close range in order to create detailed pictures of tiny objects. The new photo contest is going to focus on the fine art of the extreme close-up or macro shot.