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Braindead#1 · 08-25-2010, 08:05 AM

Man! So cool place ^^ Keep it up

hanuman · 08-25-2010, 08:19 AM

Great pics titoon !
Pity you're leaving the country just at the beginning (or even before) of the harvest season, though. I think you might have changed your mind about the local charras/black hashes.

I wish you all the best for your remaining three weeks. It's going to be sad leaving Nepal.

I don't think there is such a thing on icmag, but you've got my vote for thread of the year, for sure!!!

h

08-25-2010, 10:37 AM

Loved my time there a few years ago, Its hard leaving that place and returning to the western standards and f@ckd up ways of thinking.

Welcome back to the fast west Watch the time all day.

Oh man i need to get back there and get some real rest again.

mriko · 08-25-2010, 10:47 AM

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Since i have to spend one night in LONDON mid september,

aaaww, London ? So it means that Titoon's Nepal Adventures are soon over ! It's sad in deed that you're leaving just when the harvest season is starting. But who knows, had you stayed through we might have lost you eheh...

You're in for some tough cultural shock. When I came back to France after 5 and half months in Pakistan I went just blah, took me a whole year to recover, if ever eheh...

Keep enjoying !

Irie !

_Ina_ · 08-27-2010, 09:38 AM

Hi,guys! I want to ask u something about Nepal because i have some plants from there but they still not flowering. Im from Bulgaria and they grow outdoor. When they are ready in Nepal? How long is the day there? Im not sure from where exactly they are but they look like 100% sativa. The plants were about 1.50 meter long when they show sex so i think they gonna flower in the winter here

mriko · 08-30-2010, 12:50 PM

It depends on where in NEpal you are. There are different phenos, finishing at different times, although the majority of plant are done in September/October. Still, if you go to Terai, you'll find strains finishing much much later than that, up to December if not January.

When did they show sex ? Any pic to share ?

Irie !

Burt · 08-30-2010, 02:03 PM

what a wealth of info you are mriko
since i imagine these nov./dec. maturing plants are sativas,
how do they compare to say a durban or colombian or even thai
is the buzz strong and cerebral in nature?

mriko · 08-30-2010, 03:55 PM

Greetings Burt,

Much limited actually as I haven't yet had the opportunity to sample on field the Terai production, so I can't compare it to other strains. But contrary to the mountains where plants are mostly used for charas, the Terai strains are grown mostly for ganja and I think it's not going too far to imagine that there is some strong sativa buzz to be found there.
I find it odd that all the Nepalese strains which are accessible to those who can't travel originate from mountain areas. I've never ever seen a Terai strain being grown or offered under seed form. I presume most travellers just don't bother exploring the lowland areas and head straight for Kathmandu and the mountains

Irie !

ElRubio · 08-30-2010, 05:17 PM

mriko lovely read, as always...

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Originally Posted by mriko

Greetings Burt,

Much limited actually as I haven't yet had the opportunity to sample on field the Terai production, so I can't compare it to other strains. But contrary to the mountains where plants are mostly used for charas, the Terai strains are grown mostly for ganja and I think it's not going too far to imagine that there is some strong sativa buzz to be found there.
I find it odd that all the Nepalese strains which are accessible to those who can't travel originate from mountain areas. I've never ever seen a Terai strain being grown or offered under seed form. I presume most travellers just don't bother exploring the lowland areas and head straight for Kathmandu and the mountains

Irie !

...and well said. I was in Tarai in nov09. I was told that the seeds growed there come from south India genetics.

That area, specially Makuwanpur district, is full os marihuana and poppy fileds. Even the police guard the camps for a "tax".
A read from abril in local press:
https://www.nepalitimes.com/issue/201...2/Nation/16953

Maybe titoon could take a walk for that area, ive seen that they grow and harvest all over the year...

Best vibes all!!
PS:this thread rocks, it should be stick

hom · 08-30-2010, 05:51 PM

titoon....really good job on this thread. Cant stop coming back for a good ol' drool. Hopefully heading out nepal direction in october. Landing in Delhi and maybe go to see the kullu valley first. Hopefully should be there when the charas is being rubbed... Any good tips on where in nepal to head first... have you reached the mustang area at all. Heard rumours that some of the worlds finest hash comes from this region. Cant wait for all those sights and smells...all info is appreciated. Thanks all...

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Braindead#1 Omae wa mo shindeiru Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 1,370	Man! So cool place ^^ Keep it up __________________ "Never judge a man's work until you have walked a mile in his shoes".
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hanuman Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: 44.5° N Posts: 362	Great pics titoon ! Pity you're leaving the country just at the beginning (or even before) of the harvest season, though. I think you might have changed your mind about the local charras/black hashes. I wish you all the best for your remaining three weeks. It's going to be sad leaving Nepal. I don't think there is such a thing on icmag, but you've got my vote for thread of the year, for sure!!! h __________________ h
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08-30-2010, 12:50 PM	#336
mriko Green Mujaheed Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Free Republic of Mrikostan - 50°N Posts: 1,968	It depends on where in NEpal you are. There are different phenos, finishing at different times, although the majority of plant are done in September/October. Still, if you go to Terai, you'll find strains finishing much much later than that, up to December if not January. When did they show sex ? Any pic to share ? Irie ! __________________ "To forbid or even seriously to restrict the use of so gracious an herb as hemp would cause widespread suffering and annoyance and to large bands of worshipped ascetics, deep-seated anger. It would rob the people of a solace in discomfort, of a cure in sickness, of a guardian whose gracious protection saves them from the attacks of evil influences, and whose mightly power makes the devotee of the Victorious, overcoming the demons of hunger and thirst, of panic, fear, of the glamour of Maya or matter, and of madness, able in rest to brood on the Eternal, till the Eternal,possessing him body and soul, frees him from the haunting of self and receives him into the Ocean of Being." Indian Hemp Drugs Commission Meet the Green Man ! "Never doubt that a small group of people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead "I can, I shall and in the future I will have done" C. Montgomery Burns
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08-30-2010, 03:55 PM	#338
mriko Green Mujaheed Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Free Republic of Mrikostan - 50°N Posts: 1,968	Greetings Burt, Much limited actually as I haven't yet had the opportunity to sample on field the Terai production, so I can't compare it to other strains. But contrary to the mountains where plants are mostly used for charas, the Terai strains are grown mostly for ganja and I think it's not going too far to imagine that there is some strong sativa buzz to be found there. I find it odd that all the Nepalese strains which are accessible to those who can't travel originate from mountain areas. I've never ever seen a Terai strain being grown or offered under seed form. I presume most travellers just don't bother exploring the lowland areas and head straight for Kathmandu and the mountains Irie ! __________________ "To forbid or even seriously to restrict the use of so gracious an herb as hemp would cause widespread suffering and annoyance and to large bands of worshipped ascetics, deep-seated anger. It would rob the people of a solace in discomfort, of a cure in sickness, of a guardian whose gracious protection saves them from the attacks of evil influences, and whose mightly power makes the devotee of the Victorious, overcoming the demons of hunger and thirst, of panic, fear, of the glamour of Maya or matter, and of madness, able in rest to brood on the Eternal, till the Eternal,possessing him body and soul, frees him from the haunting of self and receives him into the Ocean of Being." Indian Hemp Drugs Commission Meet the Green Man ! "Never doubt that a small group of people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead "I can, I shall and in the future I will have done" C. Montgomery Burns
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08-30-2010, 05:51 PM	#340
hom Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Eire Posts: 302	titoon....really good job on this thread. Cant stop coming back for a good ol' drool. Hopefully heading out nepal direction in october. Landing in Delhi and maybe go to see the kullu valley first. Hopefully should be there when the charas is being rubbed... Any good tips on where in nepal to head first... have you reached the mustang area at all. Heard rumours that some of the worlds finest hash comes from this region. Cant wait for all those sights and smells...all info is appreciated. Thanks all... __________________
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08-25-2010, 10:37 AM	#333
Karma Genetics Guest Posts: n/a	Loved my time there a few years ago, Its hard leaving that place and returning to the western standards and f@ckd up ways of thinking. Welcome back to the fast west Watch the time all day. Oh man i need to get back there and get some real rest again.
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08-27-2010, 09:38 AM	#335
_Ina_ Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Bulgaria Posts: 1,215	Hi,guys! I want to ask u something about Nepal because i have some plants from there but they still not flowering. Im from Bulgaria and they grow outdoor. When they are ready in Nepal? How long is the day there? Im not sure from where exactly they are but they look like 100% sativa. The plants were about 1.50 meter long when they show sex so i think they gonna flower in the winter here
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08-30-2010, 02:03 PM	#337
Burt Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,175	what a wealth of info you are mriko since i imagine these nov./dec. maturing plants are sativas, how do they compare to say a durban or colombian or even thai is the buzz strong and cerebral in nature?
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