We call the Ghost Og x Masterkush GMK and it was a core breeding tool in a lot of our early work. It comes from a line of Dutch Masterkush we worked to f4 and the "ghost" og cut. GMK has a classic soft perfume lime leaf incense nose and a relaxing all body stone.

In a quest to further refine the line, we're releasing a small number of the incross 1 generation. This step uses a half dozen select GMK s1s for the female side and an equal group of males that are a GMK x Hindu Kush cross. The Hindu Kush used here is Indian Landrace Exchanges narrow leaf expression f2. The goal here is to introduce some extra vigor via the Hindu Kush while retaining a solid foundation of GMK traits.

These should be finished by 4/20/25.

As part of our publishing process, we end up compiling binders of various reference and resource material. At the beginning of each year or series we pull together various texts and occasional images into loose anthologies. One goal of these readers is to lay a ground for the series to be viewed against. The provisional contex/vantage point is itself a space with the capacity for an altered experience of the overall publishing output. This reader makes the case for viewing The Airtight Garage as a type of Hortus Conclusus. It also presents the process of using silver nitrate in plant breeding and introduces the idea of the inclusion of silver as a type of mechanism for expanding the self.

Peter Zumthor in Conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist and Julia Peyton-Jones
Peter Zumthor
Serpentine Gallery
2011

Robert Smithson Floating Island
Robert Smithson
Whitney Museum
2005

Gratitude
Iza Kavedzija
Punctum Books
2020

Garten
Peter Fischli / David Weiss
Skulptur Projekte, Munster
1997

The Silver Self
The Airtight Garage
Garage Publishing
2024

Super Silver Sour Diesel Haze or SSSDH as it's known is a great line that has yielded some really far out expressions. People who are familiar with it in America usually are because of a cutting that's survived known as The Shire. We were gifted an interesting cutting of SSSDH that is not The Shire. It grows long running foxtail flowers and smokes like a trickster - a creeping, fun ripper of substantial potency. After sampling we immediately sought to back it up by making s1s while working on how best to move it forward.

The goal with this project is to bring the SSSDH forward in time to the present. We want to be able to have a contemporary haze and sour line that is largely uniform but with improved vigor and freshness. This ideally will provide us and the public with a good breeding tool while having a customized SSSDH to stash away in the archive. The way we've done it yields a line that is 50% original SSSDH but with a fresh injection of 25% Original Diesel and 25% Super Silver Haze.

This was a Colombian x Colombian cross that Snowhigh released one year as a 4/20 special. Green and purple plants were found in the group. The purple were faster flowering. The green ones tended to be citric pine while the purple were woody incense and spice. The flavor is mix of floral and juicy fruit. They all went 16 weeks from seed. Easy to grow with great effects. This f2 is something we look forward to seeing people grow out and enjoy - a year end gift for the community.

As part of our publishing process, we end up compiling binders of various reference and resource material. At the beginning of each year or series we pull together various texts and occasional images into loose anthologies. One goal of these readers is to lay a ground for the series to be viewed against. The provisional contex/vantage point is itself a space with the capacity for an altered experience of the overall publishing output. This reader combines various perspectives on and examples of the notion of practice.

Cut a Door in the Wolf
Jason Dodge
Cut a Door in the Wolf
booksat.net
2022

Steichen Delphiniums
Edward Steichen
Museum of Modern Art
1936

Using Walls, Floors and Ceilings: Willem De Rooij
The Jewish Museum
2015

Crystal Palace
Mathias Poledna
booksat.net
2007

As We Speak
Christopher Williams and Willem de Rooij interviewed by Jorg Heiser
Frieze
2010

Man as Colour Spectrum
Pamela Rosenkrantz in conversation with Erik Wysocan
Metropolis M Magazine
2012

Balloon Direct Mail
Ai Weiwei
Comme des Garcons Direct Mailers
2023

MoMA: Edward Steichen's Delphiniums, 1936
Andrey Shental
Centre for Experimental Museology
2016

Andrea Zittel (Artist)
Andrea Zittel interviewed by Katie Bachner
Believer
2009

Bantam Breeding & A-Z Breeding Unit for Averaging Eight Breeds
Andrea Zittel
zittel.org
1991/1993

Metalltanz
garagepublishing.info
2023

The title comes from a two person show by the artists Josephine Pryde and Michael Krebber who in turn borrowed the title from the Bauhaus School / Oscar Schlemmer's Stage Workshop performance. The "Dance in Metal" seemed appropriate considering that the Dutch Flowers line was named after their "metal-lit rooms" and warping creeper effects.

We have a treasured cut of Super Silver Haze that finishes in 75 days and cures to be quite cheesy. It performs great under hps. We've pollinated it with 3 Dutch Flowers Metal Haze males to make Metalltanz f1s.

So far in testing the plants are coming out 1:2:1 with a nice mix of parents and surprising density. Cold pine types tend to be the most pontent. Let these cure for a little longer and feel the effects stretch on out.

This little publication was made along side of our newest seed project, Metalltanz. The title comes from a two person show by the artists Josephine Pryde and Michael Krebber who in turn borrowed the title from the Bauhaus School / Oscar Schlemmer's Stage Workshop performance. The "Dance in Metal" seemed appropriate considering that the Dutch Flowers line was named after their "metal-lit rooms" and warping creeper effects.

The zine is an adaptation of A Garage and combines ekprastic writings that describe an encounter in the town of Shoshone, California as though it were a series of artworks. A free version of the text is available as a pdf here.

On the far western edge in a small town a rotating neon sphere is held aloft above the only garage in town. Its presence marks an isolated population. The approach is long. Looking out at the rerouting of past lines, at the inflecting horizon somewhere way out there within the ragged edge of a vanishing point is exhaustion. The roadway rises and falls under stars, a kind of weightless silver club country. The vehicle, like a glittering speeder flat and expanding stretches out on its long haul. The view, itself becoming increasingly anamorphic with the amplification of effect sets in motion an ongoing continuum grounded in mirage.

After working with the Super Sour Diesel cut for NY NOIDS (Part 1), we're enlisting AJ's and doing it again for an expanded, warping time slip back to 1990's N.Y. To the People of New York, The Apple Stretching, South Ferry, Canal Zone (Part 2), AJ's Sour Diesel, Original Diesel, Staten Island Chem S1, Panama Red, Panama Black. We've done some preliminary reversals with the AJ cut and while it can be a challenge to get enough pollen to fly, it has worked really nicely in crosses as a donor. The mother plants in this NOIDS iteration are really choice - both in effects, history and the way they represent aspects of our personal relationship to the city. We will be testing these over the summer and will be taking these to the NY Art Book Fair in the fall.

Artist Blinky Palermo made a series of paintings called Metal Pictures between 1973 and 1976. To the People of New York is part of that series. It consists of 15 parts and over 40 painted metal panels. He inscribed the back of each panel, "To the People of N.Y.C." According to the Dia press release, the work functions "as a total environment that necessitates an embodied perceptual experience."

It seemed fitting to name the AJ S1 in this way. We alwayed tagged sour plants with yellow tags and the Palermo paintings have such a strong cadmium yellow in them it felt right. All personalities aside, we love the AJ cut as a plant. It has a nice skuny aspect in addition to the mouth coating sour. Big stretchers!

After working with the Super Sour Diesel cut for NY NOIDS (Part 1), we're enlisting AJ's and doing it again for an expanded, warping time slip back to 1990's N.Y. To the People of New York, The Apple Stretching, South Ferry, Canal Zone (Part 2), AJ's Sour Diesel, Original Diesel, Staten Island Chem S1, Panama Red, Panama Black. We've done some preliminary reversals with the AJ cut and while it can be a challenge to get enough pollen to fly, it has worked really nicely in crosses as a donor. The mother plants in this NOIDS iteration are really choice - both in effects, history and the way they represent aspects of our personal relationship to the city. We will be testing these over the summer and will be taking these to the NY Art Book Fair in the fall.

We received some Staten Island Chem S1 seeds from Stoney shortly before he passed and grew out a dozen. They grew very consistently in most ways except for potency. We selected 2 based on smoke, flavor and growth and pollinated with the reversed AJ Sour Diesel cutting. The potency of the Staten Island S1 selections should match up well with AJ and maybe some mind-bending speed funk will come out. NNOOIIDDSS!!

After working with the Super Sour Diesel cut for NY NOIDS (Part 1), we're enlisting AJ's and doing it again for an expanded, warping time slip back to 1990's N.Y. To the People of New York, The Apple Stretching, South Ferry, Canal Zone (Part 2), AJ's Sour Diesel, Original Diesel, Staten Island Chem S1, Panama Red, Panama Black. We've done some preliminary reversals with the AJ cut and while it can be a challenge to get enough pollen to fly, it has worked really nicely in crosses as a donor. The mother plants in this NOIDS iteration are really choice - both in effects, history and the way they represent aspects of our personal relationship to the city. We will be testing these over the summer and will be taking these to the NY Art Book Fair in the fall.

For this iteration of Canal Zone, we've swapped the position of the parents - putting a select group of female Panama Red plants in with a reversed cutting of the AJ Sour Diesel. The best of these stayed bright green and has a white layer of resin over conical red haired flowers. It smelled like juicy fruit and had a stronger less introspective effect than the more grape, wet bark types. This is the mother of Canal zone (Part 2). We expect super effects on big vigorous plants. Outdoor prime time, indoors for the adventurous.

The title like with Canal Zone (Part 1) is a play on the Canal Street of New York City, the Panama Canal Zone and the infamous Richard Prince series that led to the legal case by Patrick Cariou over his book Yes, Rasta being the source of collaged material in the Canal Zone works. The books of the deposition by greg.org are a colorful look into Prince's thinking on the project and how it both unfolded and did not.

After working with the Super Sour Diesel cut for NY NOIDS (Part 1), we're enlisting AJ's and doing it again for an expanded, warping time slip back to 1990's N.Y. To the People of New York, The Apple Stretching, South Ferry, Canal Zone (Part 2), AJ's Sour Diesel, Original Diesel, Staten Island Chem S1, Panama Red, Panama Black. We've done some preliminary reversals with the AJ cut and while it can be a challenge to get enough pollen to fly, it has worked really nicely in crosses as a donor. The mother plants in this NOIDS iteration are really choice - both in effects, history and the way they represent aspects of our personal relationship to the city. We will be testing these over the summer and will be taking these to the NY Art Book Fair in the fall.

We almost didn't release this one because its Sour and OGK which seems pretty boring or at least...known. The seeds turned out well though and the tests have come out as solid plants that are right on that spectrum of citric, sour and gas.

The title for this cross pays homage to Isa Genzken. It duplicates the title for her 2006 book - I Love New York, Crazy City where she combined three collage books she made in New York in 1995-1996 into one delerious project.

After working with the Super Sour Diesel cut for NY NOIDS (Part 1), we're enlisting AJ's and doing it again for an expanded, warping time slip back to 1990's N.Y. To the People of New York, The Apple Stretching, South Ferry, Canal Zone (Part 2), AJ's Sour Diesel, Original Diesel, Staten Island Chem S1, Panama Red, Panama Black. We've done some preliminary reversals with the AJ cut and while it can be a challenge to get enough pollen to fly, it has worked really nicely in crosses as a donor. The mother plants in this NOIDS iteration are really choice - both in effects, history and the way they represent aspects of our personal relationship to the city.

The Apple Stretching is a song by our favorite Grace Jones about the big apple waking up and starting its day. It's a long funky B-side ramble over sounds of the cityscape. We have fond memories of getting fabulous light blue-green Blueberry from a delivery service in the lower east side in the late 90's that still stands out. It seemed like the right title for some blueberry f4 mixed into three different sours via ECSD, Stoney's sour and the AJ cutting.

Day for Night is the term in American cinematography for the technique of filming and editing scenes shot during the day to appear as though they occur at night time. We thought this was a perfect title for this new hybrid that presents a familiar scene yet one that appears inverted like the diurnal / nocturnal Metal Haze / Sensi Star and the warm chill out of Sunshine Daydream.

The metal haze sense star selection has a kind euphoric effect that can give way to extended and generative thinking. The Sunshine Daydream male leans toward the stretch indica Bubbashine side and lends some color, a buttery coating of resin and a recombination of aromas and flavors ranging from mint to more savory culinary herbs, garlic butter and floral notes. These plants are easy to grow and are very middle of the road in their habits and demands. Respect to Bodhi and Doc D for creating the Sunshine Daydream and Metal Haze / Sensi Star hybrids.

Deep, dark, musky incense wood with a citric edge, Panama Red is an old school killer. Long lasting psychedelic NLD effects that creep up on you yet aren't too racy or unbridled. We chose to use a broader range of Panama Red plants than we typically use for selections (4 in total) because they each represented something special within this old BCO Panama line that we really cherish. We've blended seeds from the various mothers for the broadest range of expressions, but we're happy to provide seeds from specific individuals upon request. The Sunshine Daydream male leans toward the stretch indica Bubbashine side and lends extra color, a buttery coating of resin and a recombination of aromas and flavors ranging from mint to more savory culinary herbs, garlic butter and floral notes that should pair really well with those of the Panama. This f1 hybrid is something we're looking forward to seeing people grow out and enjoy - a free year end gift for the community.

We love the TV series It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and chose to repurpose the title for this cross. We're also using Doc D's far out "It's Always Sunny" inspired Ass Kickers United (Zamaldelica / RKS x Headbanger) in some skunky r&d projects.

As part of our publishing process, we end up compiling binders of various reference and resource material. At the beginning of each year or series we pull together various texts and occasional images into loose anthologies. One goal of these readers is to lay a ground for the series to be viewed against. The provisional contex/vantage point is itself a space with the capacity for an altered experience of the overall publishing output. This reader spans time and space with reports of an interstellar visitor, some historical badasses and various examples of feedback.

Is It O.K. To Be A Luddite
Thomas Pynchon
The New York Times
October 28, 1984

A brief visit from a red and extremely elongated interstellar asteroid
Numerous authors
Nature
December 28, 2017

COULD SOLAR RADIATION PRESSURE EXPLAIN 'OUMUAMUA'S PECULIAR ACCELERATION?
Shmuel Bialy and Abraham Loeb
The Astrophysical Journal Letters
November 8, 2018

Evolution of increased vigor associated with allopolyploidization in the newly formed invasive species Salsola ryanii
Shana Welles and Norman C. Ellstrand
Oxford University Press on behalf of the Annals of Botany Company
2019

Cave of Forgotten Dreams Postscript
Werner Herzog
Cave of Forgotten Dreams
History Films
2010

Contemplating a Self-portrait as a Pharmacist': A Trade Mark Style of Doing Art and Science, Theory, Culture, Society
Celia Lury
Sage
2002

Summer 1987
Glenn O'Brien
Like Art
Karma
2017

Feedback Theory and Darwinian Evolution
Douglas S. Robertson
Academic Press Limited
1991

The No Texts: Collected Writings (1979-2003), THE ROAD TO ELECTROPHILIA I
Steven Parrino
Abaton Book Company
2003

Like Art
Garage Publishing
2020

Growing up, a family friend, like many Americans before her, kept her beer cold in a beer koozie. Although disguised to look like a soda can, a common printerly snafu undermined the camouflage: PIPSI. Ever practical and not one to waste anything, she used her koozie for years. This line is dedicated to her; to mimicry, likeness and to the boundaries of possession. Everyday is Halloween.

We made Pipsi because early on we wanted to create a Beer line. The smell of sour beer is familiar and comes up sometimes around cannabis especially as it ages and oxidizes, plus theres the story about our family friend above that we always wanted to work in somewhere. Similarly, the idea was to make a kind of commercialized line - a generic beer not a name brand beer or too specific type, just BEER. PIPSI helped reenforce that mindset.

Pipsi built on itself each step of the way based on what we had on hand as that's usually a good marker of whatever is working at a given moment. The idea with it was also to create a line that had a blend of cannabinoids so that we could work them in different directions, kind of fading back and forth between for tailored effects from high test to chill out.

Growing up, a family friend, like many Americans before her, kept her beer cold in a beer koozie. Although disguised to look like a soda can, a common printerly snafu undermined the camouflage: PIPSI. Ever practical and not one to waste anything, she used her koozie for years. This line is dedicated to her; to mimicry, likeness and to the boundaries of possession. Everyday is Halloween.

A1 Pipsi, currently untested.

Growing up, a family friend, like many Americans before her, kept her beer cold in a beer koozie. Although disguised to look like a soda can, a common printerly snafu undermined the camouflage: PIPSI. Ever practical and not one to waste anything, she used her koozie for years. This line is dedicated to her; to mimicry, likeness and to the boundaries of possession. Everyday is Halloween.

The AJ x Tk / Lt female selection in this cross has a really superb effect. It has a mood brightening aspect that allows for a turned up reality while increased smoking leads to a heaviness you may want to avoid or slide into. Tk / Lt f1 from Doc D using the old Dutch Flowers Lemon Thai and Tk cut. This cross has an island energy to it in our opinion.

Growing up, a family friend, like many Americans before her, kept her beer cold in a beer koozie. Although disguised to look like a soda can, a common printerly snafu undermined the camouflage: PIPSI. Ever practical and not one to waste anything, she used her koozie for years. This line is dedicated to her; to mimicry, likeness and to the boundaries of possession. Everyday is Halloween.

We call the Ghost Og x Masterkush "GMK" and it was a core breeding tool in a lot of our early work. It comes from a line of masterkush we worked to f4 and the "ghost" og cut. GMK has a classic soft perfume lime leaf incense nose and a relaxing all body stone.

Polyhybrid chaos magic.

Growing up, a family friend, like many Americans before her, kept her beer cold in a beer koozie. Although disguised to look like a soda can, a common printerly snafu undermined the camouflage: PIPSI. Ever practical and not one to waste anything, she used her koozie for years. This line is dedicated to her; to mimicry, likeness and to the boundaries of possession. Everyday is Halloween.

Pipsi is 50% Chem D and so it only made sense to pair it with GMO to see how the garlic and chem would recombine in this wacko pizza parlor.

Growing up, a family friend, like many Americans before her, kept her beer cold in a beer koozie. Although disguised to look like a soda can, a common printerly snafu undermined the camoflage: PIPSI. Ever practical and not one to waste anything, she used her koozie for years. This line is dedicated to her; to mimicry, likeness and to the boundaries of possession. Everyday is Halloween.

Leafy camoflauged spears with shocking white hairs. Alternating buds run up long branches with stacks of greasy bracts. This one will fizz.

Growing up, a family friend, like many Americans before her, kept her beer cold in a beer koozie. Although disguised to look like a soda can, a common printerly snafu undermined the camouflage: PIPSI. Ever practical and not one to waste anything, she used her koozie for years. This line is dedicated to her; to mimicry, likeness and to the boundaries of possession. Everyday is Halloween.

Our garage cut of Super Silver Haze meets Pipsi. Both behave similarly and have a similar flowering window. Sweet and sour floral power.

Growing up, a family friend, like many Americans before her, kept her beer cold in a beer koozie. Although disguised to look like a soda can, a common printerly snafu undermined the camouflage: PIPSI. Ever practical and not one to waste anything, she used her koozie for years. This line is dedicated to her; to mimicry, likeness and to the boundaries of possession. Everyday is Halloween.

Terry T is a 20:1 cbd rich type III plant with minimal thc. It has a ripe mango smell in flower that gives way to dried fruit and hops when cured. It contains a lot of Myrcene and is quite abundant in terpenes in general. Terry's father and Pipsi's grandfather are the same plant. We've seen this result in a large number of the population being cbd rich plants with an improved resin type.

Our annual end of year pollination gift puts to use a very beautiful Panama Red Cbd male from Coastal Seeds work. The Panama Red Cbd is a favorite line of ours with relaxing but upbeat effects and an old school tobacco-like smoke. The seeds from the different mother plants (AJ's Sour Diesel, Black Domina, Giesel, GMO and Super Silver Haze) have been blended for a grab bag vibe. There should be a nice range within these.

This book is a collection of stills from a CNN report done in the 90's on the whereabouts of the reclusive author Thomas Pynchon. It is alleged that Pynchon himself makes an appearance in the broadcast footage.

Diesel, Our Diesel, Sour Diesel. I grew up traveling in and out of the city growing up throughout the 80's and 90's and eventually moved there in 1999. Later on the west coast, I grew a cut known as "Super Sour Diesel" that grew chunky colas and had a great sour nose with a little extra chem. This first Noids (sour) project is devoted to the SSD cut. A purple masterkush f4 was used for the backcrossing.

Our choice juicy fruit Panama Red cut was pollinted by the Super Sour Diesel x purple Masterkush male.

The Super Sour Diesel cut pollinated by our 2016 Panama Red repro male. These offer the best effects we've sampled out of the garden so far, hands down. A rip roaring good time.

Annapurna Upper Chuile 2021 Reproduction. This is a reproduction of seeds from Bodhi's 2008 collection in the Annapurna National Forest, Nepal. These were the "Upper Chuile" and were released under his Nierika Seed Trust label. These seeds were selected from a single farmed plant growing at 2500 meters that was described as a tall mountain sativa with a spicy aroma. We grew out 20 of these and later selected 2 males and 2 females for a year end open pollination. These plants represented the population well. They retain some variation while erring on the side of usefulness, they range from long flowering loose airy but extremely aromatic plants to darker broadleafed plants with denser cone like flowers. The flowering time is from 12-16 weeks. They are vigorous and want to get huge thus recommended for an outdoor garden. We found them to have a consistent cold pine / mint / menthol type of nose. The effect is a social, uplifting vibe with a clear buzz and a light come down, mellow.