Name: Buds- Apple Tartz
Brand: Belushi's Farm
SKU: BCE3PRO1
Price: 7.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Buds- Apple Tartz

What began as 13 acres on the Rogue River, evolved to 93 acres with 1,800 feet of Rouge River riverfront in Southern Oregon's Banana Belt where the sun, water and air make the perfect combination to sustain naturally powerful and beautiful cannabis.   The original 13 acre Eagle Point plot was home to a tiring Elks Lodge picnic grounds that Jim Belushi refurbished, retaining as much of its millenias old history as possible. Jim still hosts the Elks Lodge picnic every year on the newly upgraded grounds. He also took to building his home on the land in a process documented by the DIY Network as a show called Building Belushi.   Six episodes capture the stunning details of the remarkable reclaimed wood used in “mortise and tenon” style timber framing. There were no nails involved, just old time craftsmanship. Wood beams adorning the living room and kitchen were repurposed from a 1868 North Carolina cotton gin. Rusted and corrugated metal roofs were once used to cap old barns in Missouri, Washington, and the Great State of Oregon.

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