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Dagga - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dagga can refer to: • Cannabis sativa • Leonotis leonurus , more commonly known as "wild dagga" Dagga
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Wild Dagga Leaf and Flowers Plus Klip Dagga and Marahuanilla Leaf and Flower. ... Leonotis leonurus also known as Lion's Tail or Wild Dagga. Is a member of the Mint family of plants. Wild dagga is used by the Hottentot tribesmen for several different medicinal purposes and to promote euphoria and exuberance when smoked.
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; Buy Wild Klip Dagga ... We've got only the finest quality Wild Dagga products such as Leonotis Leonurus, Leonotis Sibericus, Klip Dagga, Cured Dagga, as well as Wild Dagga resins, tinctures, and blends, as well as resins mixed with Pharmaceutical grade Kanna.
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Wild Dagga Flowers (Lion's Tail) ... Wild Dagga Flat Dried Leaf (Klip) ... Wild Dagga - Premium Freeze Dried...
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dagga - 8 definitions - you guys all suck cock, I speak Afrikaans, and dagga doesn't mean holy smokes. (suck my dick) it's just a word we use over ... ... buy dagga mugs, tshirts and magnets...
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Path : plants > leonotis_leonurus ... Lion's Tail; Wild Dagga ... Plantz Africa : Wild Dagga...
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BEFORE SAYING 'YES' TO DAGGA ... It is estimated that the drug dagga has been with us since 1 000 BC. It consists of dry khaki-green leaves, twigs and pips. It is usually sold to the public in the form of a "stoo" (dagga rolled into a small packet) or a cigarette called a zol, stick, reefer, skyf or joint.
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Buy wild dagga flowers, leaf, resins, and tinctures. ... Buy Wild Dagga (Leonotis leonurus) HERE ... We have research articles and information regarding Wild Dagga plants, leaves, cultivation, and even the people of South Africa; the Hottentot tribes, who used this spectacular plant as a tobacco substitute, as did the Zulus.
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SA could lead world dagga research ... JOHANNESBURG -- South Africa could lead the world in medical research into therapeutic applications of dagga if the government legalised the drug, SA Brain Research Institute director Mark Gillman said yesterday.
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