i recently cracked a few seeds from a good batch of ThaiStick,,,i have seen the plants and i like there style "TALL..thin leafs, many fingers".....picks in a week "if peeps want to see them" ...a friend of mine is happly growing them, as if they were houseplants
Ive been thinking about using seeds from many companys,,,,,1 is Gypsy Nivana for his Morocan x Afghan....
Breeder : Nirvana Seeds Standard
Flowering Time : 8 - 10 weeks
Environment : Indoor,Outdoor,GreenHouse
Origin : Morocco / Holland
Maroc x Afghan is truly a classic F1 hybrid of two of the tastiest hash producing strains known to man. The Moroccan seed stock comes from a Ketama hash plantation and has been inbred for 9 years. Yields are promising. Fantastic for small scale urban hash operations. Water hash from this strain has an exotic import flavour.
""""..."This seems to be a nice bace for bringing down the flower time of the longer flowering Sativas...Gypsy`s Mazari Freebies look wickid too"....."""""
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Another company im interested in is "The Real Seed Company"....they carry realy old LandRace seeds ,,,,here are some pics and examples...
Highland Lao
Genetics: Traditional Southeast Asian Ganja Cultivar
Type: Pure Landrace
Variety: 100% sativa
Height: 1-2 metres
Harvest Date: November/December
Flowering: 14 - 18 weeks
Characteristics: Excellent mould resistance.
A superb ganja sativa grown by the Hmong people of Lao producing a very high quality finished product. Buds have large calyxes and a sweet and tangy taste with slight sandlewood undertones. The high is very intense but not unpleasantly pushy or racey as some Southeast Asian sativas can be. It cures to a light green colour. As well as having excellent mold resistance it is a great breeding parent. Indoors this requires skill: it can be vegged on 14 hours light. Flowering is more profuse on 11 hours light. This is a late maturing strain that will require a greenhouse at northern latitudes.
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Golden Triangle Akka "Yunnanese Indica"
Genetics: Traditional Southeast Asian Ganja Cultivar
Type: Pure Landrace
Variety: Native Indochinese "Kansha" Indica
Height: up to 2 metres
Harvest Date: November-December
Flowering: 14 - 18 weeks
Characteristics: Very large seeds with thick shells.
This is an unusual and aromatic "kansha" (ganja) variety from the Golden Triangle region of Lao. It is cultivated by the Akka people who originate in the Yunnan region of South China. This strain is part of the "Yunnanese Indica" genepool. Cannabis researchers have recently suggested that all cannabis drug cultivars (both sativa and indica) could have originated from this landrace region in Yunnan.
These are vigorous plants with surprisingly dense buds, abundant trichomes and intense aromas of spearmint, catnip and citrus. This is a drug cultivar which smokes very smoothly and produces a very mild, moderate stone. Flowering tips are also used in medicine and traditional cuisine. It is a strain for every serious collector to preserve and investigate further. It has very large seeds with thick shells.
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Kerala
Genetics: Traditional South Indian Ganja Cultivar
Type: Pure Landrace
Variety: Highland Ganja Sativa
Height: 2 metres
Harvest Date: Late December - Mid January
Flowering: 14-18 weeks
Characteristics: Minty flavour and potent, energising high; quite small, dark seeds.
This is a classic Keralan strain from the highland growing regions of the Western Ghats, reputed to produce the finest ganja in South India. It is cultivated at altitudes of around 1700m-2100m.
This is a classic sativa strain with narrow leaves, heavy side branching and multiple bud sites.
It is harvested as late as mid January, by which time the buds cure to a deep brown colour and have a tangy minty aroma.
The aroma when smoked is heavy, sweet and pungent. The effect from this Keralan strain is up and creative, racy and energizing, but without an edge of panic or paranoia. It is a refined high quality strain with great breeding potential.
Photo is from early flowering in late September.
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Malana
Genetics: Malana (Himalayan domestic charas strain)
Variety: Mostly sativa.
Harvest: end October to mid-November at 30O North.
Height: 2-3 meters in natural outdoor environment.
Yield: 1 to 2kg of dried flowers in natural outdoor environment.
Aroma: Sickly sweet - overripe fruit and mango, Indian milk confectionery, cat-piss.
Characteristics: hardy, vigorous strain with indica wide leaved characteristics, intensely resinous
This famous North Indian charas sativa grows on the high sun-drenched ridges of Himachal Pradesh around the famed village of Malana (renowned for its hand-rubbed top quality charas). Intensely aromatic flowering tips gleam with trichomes and virtually drip with resin. Plants reach heights of over 3 metres and are vigorous and prolifically productive. First-rub charas is produced from these plants with intense care, and is soft and easily molded by warm hands. Aromas are reminiscent of overripe fruit and mango, and are sickly sweet like traditional Indian milk confectionary. Consumed in moderation this strain gives a bright, cerebral buzz which is very sociable and giddy; larger quantities produce a highly mind-altering psychedelic effect.
This is the Champagne of the cannabis resin market.
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Sheberghan
Genetics: Traditional Afghani Charas Cultivar
Type: Pure Landrace
Variety: Native Broadleaved Charas Indica (Sieving)
Height: up to 2.5 metres
Harvest Date: October/November
Flowering: 9 - 11 weeks
Characteristics: Definitive charas strain
Sheberghan arguably produces the definitive charas of Northern Afghanistan. Exquisite aromas of juniper, orange essence and cocoa and a distinct red tinge characterize the first grade sieved garda from this region. Reaching around 2 metres in height this is a classic Afghani with a luxurious, dreamy and potent high and great medical potential.
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Parvati
Genetics: Traditional Himalayan Charas Cultivar
Type: Pure Landrace
Variety: Native Charas Sativa (Hand-rubbing)
Height: up to 3 metres
Harvest Date: Late Oct-Beg November
Flowering Period: 10 - 12 weeks
Characteristics: Thought to have a high CBD Content.
This is an intensely resinous and hashy flavoured strain from the famed Parvati growing region. This strain produces a naturally soft and oily black charas with a classic rich aroma. Hand-rubbing of this strain begins in mid-October and finishes in the first week or two of November. Typically grown on mountain slopes at around 3000m - 3500m, this Parvati variety has an easygoing smoking high of moderate potency. It is thought to have a high CBD content with medical potential and is recommend to those looking for something traditional and flavoursome without the angst and unease of some more modern Western varieties.
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Pahari Farmhouse
Genetics: Traditional Himalayan domestic charas cultivar
Type: Traditional landrace/pure-bred.
Variety: Pure sativa (100%)
Height: 3-4 meters in natural outdoor environment (Himalayas)
Yield: 1 to 2kg of dried flowers in natural outdoor environment
Aroma: Raw carrot, green mango, some lime
Harvest: end October to mid-November 30O North.
Characteristics: Narrow leaved, robust, excellent mold resistance.
This domestic sativa produces large potent and hardy plants with superb mold & disease resistance and handsome yields. Large aromatic plants which grow in the heartlands of Saivite (Shiva) Hinduism, they produce a delightfully euphoric and energetic, long-lasting high. Less resinous than their Malana cousins, and closer in style to the strains of West Nepal, they produce a hard potent charas, which has an intense psychedelic effect. Aromas are of raw carrot, lime, with mango-like scents. Final harvest is in the first half of November (which gives a fuller stone with warm euphoric effects in both body and mind), though hand-rubbing can begin as early as the beginning of October (which produces a more heady, rushy effect).
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Ive been thinking about making my own Polyhybrid in the future...
i have my own ideas in mind, but im sure some of you guys will have much better ideas,,,please inspire me and every other reader,,any sujestions on seeds, breeding, prosess and plant combination are welcome...
THANKS FOR READING
rick
Ive been thinking about using seeds from many companys,,,,,1 is Gypsy Nivana for his Morocan x Afghan....
Breeder : Nirvana Seeds Standard
Flowering Time : 8 - 10 weeks
Environment : Indoor,Outdoor,GreenHouse
Origin : Morocco / Holland
Maroc x Afghan is truly a classic F1 hybrid of two of the tastiest hash producing strains known to man. The Moroccan seed stock comes from a Ketama hash plantation and has been inbred for 9 years. Yields are promising. Fantastic for small scale urban hash operations. Water hash from this strain has an exotic import flavour.
""""..."This seems to be a nice bace for bringing down the flower time of the longer flowering Sativas...Gypsy`s Mazari Freebies look wickid too"....."""""
...................................................................................................
Another company im interested in is "The Real Seed Company"....they carry realy old LandRace seeds ,,,,here are some pics and examples...
Highland Lao
Genetics: Traditional Southeast Asian Ganja Cultivar
Type: Pure Landrace
Variety: 100% sativa
Height: 1-2 metres
Harvest Date: November/December
Flowering: 14 - 18 weeks
Characteristics: Excellent mould resistance.
A superb ganja sativa grown by the Hmong people of Lao producing a very high quality finished product. Buds have large calyxes and a sweet and tangy taste with slight sandlewood undertones. The high is very intense but not unpleasantly pushy or racey as some Southeast Asian sativas can be. It cures to a light green colour. As well as having excellent mold resistance it is a great breeding parent. Indoors this requires skill: it can be vegged on 14 hours light. Flowering is more profuse on 11 hours light. This is a late maturing strain that will require a greenhouse at northern latitudes.
.......................................................................................................
Golden Triangle Akka "Yunnanese Indica"
Genetics: Traditional Southeast Asian Ganja Cultivar
Type: Pure Landrace
Variety: Native Indochinese "Kansha" Indica
Height: up to 2 metres
Harvest Date: November-December
Flowering: 14 - 18 weeks
Characteristics: Very large seeds with thick shells.
This is an unusual and aromatic "kansha" (ganja) variety from the Golden Triangle region of Lao. It is cultivated by the Akka people who originate in the Yunnan region of South China. This strain is part of the "Yunnanese Indica" genepool. Cannabis researchers have recently suggested that all cannabis drug cultivars (both sativa and indica) could have originated from this landrace region in Yunnan.
These are vigorous plants with surprisingly dense buds, abundant trichomes and intense aromas of spearmint, catnip and citrus. This is a drug cultivar which smokes very smoothly and produces a very mild, moderate stone. Flowering tips are also used in medicine and traditional cuisine. It is a strain for every serious collector to preserve and investigate further. It has very large seeds with thick shells.
.......................................................................................................
Kerala
Genetics: Traditional South Indian Ganja Cultivar
Type: Pure Landrace
Variety: Highland Ganja Sativa
Height: 2 metres
Harvest Date: Late December - Mid January
Flowering: 14-18 weeks
Characteristics: Minty flavour and potent, energising high; quite small, dark seeds.
This is a classic Keralan strain from the highland growing regions of the Western Ghats, reputed to produce the finest ganja in South India. It is cultivated at altitudes of around 1700m-2100m.
This is a classic sativa strain with narrow leaves, heavy side branching and multiple bud sites.
It is harvested as late as mid January, by which time the buds cure to a deep brown colour and have a tangy minty aroma.
The aroma when smoked is heavy, sweet and pungent. The effect from this Keralan strain is up and creative, racy and energizing, but without an edge of panic or paranoia. It is a refined high quality strain with great breeding potential.
Photo is from early flowering in late September.
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Malana
Genetics: Malana (Himalayan domestic charas strain)
Variety: Mostly sativa.
Harvest: end October to mid-November at 30O North.
Height: 2-3 meters in natural outdoor environment.
Yield: 1 to 2kg of dried flowers in natural outdoor environment.
Aroma: Sickly sweet - overripe fruit and mango, Indian milk confectionery, cat-piss.
Characteristics: hardy, vigorous strain with indica wide leaved characteristics, intensely resinous
This famous North Indian charas sativa grows on the high sun-drenched ridges of Himachal Pradesh around the famed village of Malana (renowned for its hand-rubbed top quality charas). Intensely aromatic flowering tips gleam with trichomes and virtually drip with resin. Plants reach heights of over 3 metres and are vigorous and prolifically productive. First-rub charas is produced from these plants with intense care, and is soft and easily molded by warm hands. Aromas are reminiscent of overripe fruit and mango, and are sickly sweet like traditional Indian milk confectionary. Consumed in moderation this strain gives a bright, cerebral buzz which is very sociable and giddy; larger quantities produce a highly mind-altering psychedelic effect.
This is the Champagne of the cannabis resin market.
.....................................................................................................
Sheberghan
Genetics: Traditional Afghani Charas Cultivar
Type: Pure Landrace
Variety: Native Broadleaved Charas Indica (Sieving)
Height: up to 2.5 metres
Harvest Date: October/November
Flowering: 9 - 11 weeks
Characteristics: Definitive charas strain
Sheberghan arguably produces the definitive charas of Northern Afghanistan. Exquisite aromas of juniper, orange essence and cocoa and a distinct red tinge characterize the first grade sieved garda from this region. Reaching around 2 metres in height this is a classic Afghani with a luxurious, dreamy and potent high and great medical potential.
........................................................................................................
Parvati
Genetics: Traditional Himalayan Charas Cultivar
Type: Pure Landrace
Variety: Native Charas Sativa (Hand-rubbing)
Height: up to 3 metres
Harvest Date: Late Oct-Beg November
Flowering Period: 10 - 12 weeks
Characteristics: Thought to have a high CBD Content.
This is an intensely resinous and hashy flavoured strain from the famed Parvati growing region. This strain produces a naturally soft and oily black charas with a classic rich aroma. Hand-rubbing of this strain begins in mid-October and finishes in the first week or two of November. Typically grown on mountain slopes at around 3000m - 3500m, this Parvati variety has an easygoing smoking high of moderate potency. It is thought to have a high CBD content with medical potential and is recommend to those looking for something traditional and flavoursome without the angst and unease of some more modern Western varieties.
.......................................................................................................
Pahari Farmhouse
Genetics: Traditional Himalayan domestic charas cultivar
Type: Traditional landrace/pure-bred.
Variety: Pure sativa (100%)
Height: 3-4 meters in natural outdoor environment (Himalayas)
Yield: 1 to 2kg of dried flowers in natural outdoor environment
Aroma: Raw carrot, green mango, some lime
Harvest: end October to mid-November 30O North.
Characteristics: Narrow leaved, robust, excellent mold resistance.
This domestic sativa produces large potent and hardy plants with superb mold & disease resistance and handsome yields. Large aromatic plants which grow in the heartlands of Saivite (Shiva) Hinduism, they produce a delightfully euphoric and energetic, long-lasting high. Less resinous than their Malana cousins, and closer in style to the strains of West Nepal, they produce a hard potent charas, which has an intense psychedelic effect. Aromas are of raw carrot, lime, with mango-like scents. Final harvest is in the first half of November (which gives a fuller stone with warm euphoric effects in both body and mind), though hand-rubbing can begin as early as the beginning of October (which produces a more heady, rushy effect).
...................................................................................................
Ive been thinking about making my own Polyhybrid in the future...
i have my own ideas in mind, but im sure some of you guys will have much better ideas,,,please inspire me and every other reader,,any sujestions on seeds, breeding, prosess and plant combination are welcome...
THANKS FOR READING
rick
Right on, excellent break down. Rick, I look forward to seeing what you produce bro. Awesome stuff.
