calicollectives
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A patient recently donated some odd-looking cannabis. I was skeptical about it, but I knew the guy pretty well, so I trusted it was ok. However, after sampling it, I got a lung infection. Tonight, I contacted the patient to let him know and ask him why it was funky. He said it was infected with a fungus, so he dry roasted it in order to kill the fungus. He said it wasn't treated with pesticides or anything.
Is dry roasting a valid way to kill fungus? Am I pretty much fucked now? I'm waiting to hear back from him regarding whether or not it could be aspergillus.
I'm going to see how I feel when I wake up tomorrow, but I'm considering seeing a doctor. Fortunately, I'm relatively young with a healthy immune system. I still have a little weezing and coughing, ear pain and pressure, some abdominal soreness and a 99 degree temp.
Any insight or input will be appreciated....and obviously his donated pot is going into my "circular file". Thx.
Is dry roasting a valid way to kill fungus? Am I pretty much fucked now? I'm waiting to hear back from him regarding whether or not it could be aspergillus.
I'm going to see how I feel when I wake up tomorrow, but I'm considering seeing a doctor. Fortunately, I'm relatively young with a healthy immune system. I still have a little weezing and coughing, ear pain and pressure, some abdominal soreness and a 99 degree temp.
Any insight or input will be appreciated....and obviously his donated pot is going into my "circular file". Thx.