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Cultivating Zamaldelica and Jarilla de Sinaloa by the Danube
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A week ago we had the first rain since June. The water was quickly sucked by the dry land and now I'm back to watering.
The ZamKullu seedlings have stem smell that is more Kullu (metallic astringent) than Zam (citric fruity) but is a third smell on its own, not just Kullu with some Zam.
And a few photos of the Purple Mexican, which has just started to flower:
The ZamKullu seedlings have stem smell that is more Kullu (metallic astringent) than Zam (citric fruity) but is a third smell on its own, not just Kullu with some Zam.
And a few photos of the Purple Mexican, which has just started to flower:
We just had another wave of bad weather that again didn't bring much rain, just some showers for a day. A sunny and dry September is at its end.
The Kullus:
The strain description by Khalifa Genetics seems to be right about the flowering of Kullu, listing harvest in November/December. The quicker #3, which is just starting to flower seems to be aiming at middle/end of November, but the other 2 (#2 and #5) have still not began, so they don't look like November weed. Here's #3:
And #2:
The ZamJarilla has also started flowering:
The Kullus:
The strain description by Khalifa Genetics seems to be right about the flowering of Kullu, listing harvest in November/December. The quicker #3, which is just starting to flower seems to be aiming at middle/end of November, but the other 2 (#2 and #5) have still not began, so they don't look like November weed. Here's #3:
And #2:
The ZamJarilla has also started flowering:
kokomarin
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Respect,Yoss
I think is much beter when is plant in flowering from solsticum.
I have from my crosses seeds one 20 weeker,and one wich start in half semptember,what is decembar finishing .
In my crosses this year is dominant oh tfd from last year.
In pots two kalimist and two wos wild thai will finish soon .
Two cold months for nld is gambling for me .
In my area people harvesting grapes now,then olive will come next.
I think is much beter when is plant in flowering from solsticum.
I have from my crosses seeds one 20 weeker,and one wich start in half semptember,what is decembar finishing .
In my crosses this year is dominant oh tfd from last year.
In pots two kalimist and two wos wild thai will finish soon .
Two cold months for nld is gambling for me .
In my area people harvesting grapes now,then olive will come next.
And the Purple Mexican:
And here are a couple of photos of the other Purple Mexican plant that I started this season and gave to a friend to grow outdoors. It started flowering about the 20th of August and got pollinated by wild hemp, so didn't produce new waves of flowers and has been harvested several days ago. Yesterday, my friend brought to our beer gathering 2 joints of barely-dried samples and it was very nice - powerful and happy, a bit like wine (pleasantly disoriented and drunk) in the beginning of the high.
And here are a couple of photos of the other Purple Mexican plant that I started this season and gave to a friend to grow outdoors. It started flowering about the 20th of August and got pollinated by wild hemp, so didn't produce new waves of flowers and has been harvested several days ago. Yesterday, my friend brought to our beer gathering 2 joints of barely-dried samples and it was very nice - powerful and happy, a bit like wine (pleasantly disoriented and drunk) in the beginning of the high.
With two of them smoked only uncured, the 3 plants that I've smoked are all PCK dominant with strong pleasant body, pleasant and relatively clean psychoactivity and good flavor. So, for me, Purple Mexican is a kush-type hybrid great for medicine, that's why I grow it again this year and keep a clone.
If I were looking for a Mexican sativa effect, I would look elsewhere, but the Oaxacan has blended very nicely in this hybrid, adding vigor, "exotic" flavor and quality of effect to an already great indica.
If I were looking for a Mexican sativa effect, I would look elsewhere, but the Oaxacan has blended very nicely in this hybrid, adding vigor, "exotic" flavor and quality of effect to an already great indica.
Beautiful work as always yoss. Out of your strains this year it looks like the Purple Mexican synched up perfectly with your season. Finishing at the optimum time for ripening. I know very different strains can look very similar but I'm struck by how similar the purple Purple Mexican is to my Purple Lui. Not just in color but in shape and structure. I've long suspected the Lui contains Mexican genetics, although I'll probably never know for sure. Just for fun I'll post some pictures, I'm not implying the two strains have the same or even similar genetics.
I know the PCK can be variable in smell, ranging from hashy to fruity to very little odor at all. The Lui always smells sweet and purple fruity. What's the Purple Mexican like?
I know the PCK can be variable in smell, ranging from hashy to fruity to very little odor at all. The Lui always smells sweet and purple fruity. What's the Purple Mexican like?
Indeed they look similar. That Lui has more developed bracts though (a-la Deep Chunk). About the smells in Purple Mexican, I find this particular plant to have a somewhat generic indica smell on the sweet side - earth, hash and fruits (like pineapple), with hints of fuel. Taste is sweet and hashy. The other 2 plants that I've tried have more floral exotic smell.
I harvested the Purple Mexican yesterday. It could go longer, it continues to push new pistils, but is just fine like it is now. The sample taken a week ago smokes very very nice - not as stony as the seeded harvest in summer, but still very pleasant on the body. Uplifting and relaxed at the same time.
Here are a few photos from the harvest day:
I like how resinous the buds are and in the same time the smoke is very smooth and easy on the lungs. I usually cough a few times after smoking resinous indicas, not with this one.
I harvested the Purple Mexican yesterday. It could go longer, it continues to push new pistils, but is just fine like it is now. The sample taken a week ago smokes very very nice - not as stony as the seeded harvest in summer, but still very pleasant on the body. Uplifting and relaxed at the same time.
Here are a few photos from the harvest day:
I like how resinous the buds are and in the same time the smoke is very smooth and easy on the lungs. I usually cough a few times after smoking resinous indicas, not with this one.
