African Strains
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jaysplifferton
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DAMN this thread is a must read 4 everyone! I didn't even know that people grew weed in Africa. I can't believe how ignorant I was! Not only does it look like there must be a million exotic strains in the continent, but they look (and sound) like some of the best in the world.
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and those La Mano Negra pics are making my mouth water. mmmmm mmm
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and those La Mano Negra pics are making my mouth water. mmmmm mmm
joluvs2gro
Member
I just got some african seeds and started a few but I am afraid they are going to get too big and I can only grow them indoor. Are there any africans that stay small? I got transkei green, durban poison, swazi red, malawi gold, and some black strain.
beautiful plants everyone! 
Doc, super-cropped mini-malawi, we got our eyes on that little beauty and its progress
radvancan, that is a nice tree! love it
here is how one of the Swazi Reds is doing:
peace and health everyone
edit: joluvs2gro, hello you can always control size by root-restriction i.e: container-size, you can always top them too and get small bushes.
Doc, super-cropped mini-malawi, we got our eyes on that little beauty and its progress
radvancan, that is a nice tree! love it
here is how one of the Swazi Reds is doing:
peace and health everyone
edit: joluvs2gro, hello
you can always control size by root-restriction i.e: container-size, you can always top them too and get small bushes.African herbman
Member
Beautiful plants guys!
Mine are looking a bit better now the sun's out after a week of constant rain.
Got them as the sun was setting.
Dp babies:
Swazi. They got some rain damage after a few hard storms.
Congos:
Looks like this one's going to have some long fingers.
I was calling these "ThaiPoisons" but I found out the mother was not Thai, but an unknown Chinese Sativa of some kind. So they're Chinese Sativa x Durban Poison I guess.
Regards, Ah.
Mine are looking a bit better now the sun's out after a week of constant rain.
Got them as the sun was setting.
Dp babies:
Swazi. They got some rain damage after a few hard storms.
Congos:
Looks like this one's going to have some long fingers.
I was calling these "ThaiPoisons" but I found out the mother was not Thai, but an unknown Chinese Sativa of some kind. So they're Chinese Sativa x Durban Poison I guess.
Regards, Ah.
Dee9
Member
Tarries
Tarries
Tarries seems to be pure sativa - thin leaves and 2 weeks into flower seems to be producing very airy buds.
Tarries is a term of endearment for a longer name - mentioned earlier in this thread - cant remember the longer name - Tarananghi or something similar...
I thought I have heard about most of the african strains, but Bushmen I have never came accross.... Do you get Bushmen from a seed bank?
Tarries
Tarries seems to be pure sativa - thin leaves and 2 weeks into flower seems to be producing very airy buds.
Tarries is a term of endearment for a longer name - mentioned earlier in this thread - cant remember the longer name - Tarananghi or something similar...
I thought I have heard about most of the african strains, but Bushmen I have never came accross.... Do you get Bushmen from a seed bank?
beautiful plants everyone!
Doc, super-cropped mini-malawi, we got our eyes on that little beauty and its progress
radvancan, that is a nice tree! love it
here is how one of the Swazi Reds is doing:
peace and health everyone
edit: joluvs2gro, hello
Hola Paz! Que tal?
That afropips swazi looks different to the ones I've seen from African seeds.
Here's mine:
The seeds were really big, shiny light brown in color, no mottling. This girl has been stretching like a bitch and burned her main cola without me noticing.
Hola amigo Thule como esta usted?
Yes, you are right, they do not seem that similar. Perhaps in Swazi there are various red lines that are called swazi red as a standard name?. It would not be unusual.
mine are a bit droopy atm because it has been raining every day.
but will take more pics soon.
peace
como esta usted?Yes, you are right, they do not seem that similar. Perhaps in Swazi there are various red lines that are called swazi red as a standard name?. It would not be unusual.
mine are a bit droopy atm because it has been raining every day.
but will take more pics soon.
peace
bjorn.torske
New member
in the summer of 2008 we grew southafrican kwazulu. i was quite satisfied cos i thought it never finish in our conditions. it was extremely large and high plant, the highest yelder we had that year. the fact is it did not finish fully (it needed half month to end), though it was very good smoke. if u want ask radvancan for photos
Late_Night_Toke
New member
heres some i recalled seeing in my search for african strains hopefully it hasnt been posted before
quotes:
quotes:
Its not guyanese herb but here's a picture of some ghanaian and ghanaian hybrids.
Gas/blueberry x oaxaca pelo rojo
Ghana Grape: "Purple Hug" cutting (Gas/blueberry x Acapulco)
Ghanaian Accra Skunk (Gas)
I think it hasnt been posted before Late_Night_Toke, thanks for diggin it for this thread!
hello everyone,
this is how the swazi reds are doing:
peace
this is how the swazi reds are doing:
peace
African herbman
Member
hello everyone,
this is how the swazi reds are doing:
peace
Beautiful Swazi red PazVerdeRadical! She looks VERY similar to the mother of the Swazi's I've got going now. It looks like she'll turn out great man.
How's the resin production atm? Mine didn't have a huge amount of resin but it was every ware. Along the petioles of the fans and the "stem" of the buds if you know what I mean. Resin started very early in too, about 2 weeks into flower.
She was an ant trap. Stupid creatures kept wondering onto the sticky stems and getting stuck. I kept having to pick them off lol.
It'll be a while but I'll put some pics up of my Swazis when they bust into flower.
Keep up the good work mate!fideralala
Member
very nice plants, everybody!
by which breeder is the swazi red?
by which breeder is the swazi red?
