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Hola blan-k-flormira
Jamaican lambsbread 1970 male
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nice i have been breeding with some lambsbread , i love the high tpye
Beautiful plant yaxu!
OCS - an intriguing cross!
Coincidentally I have had a few questions from folks about Nanan Bouclou in the last few days, so here you go:
My affair with Nanan Bouclou lasted a few short years. Though we still visit upon occasion.
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Nanan Bouclou (or Nana Buluku), was the mother goddess Supreme in cultures centered around the West African country of Benin. She gave birth to the moon, the sun and all of existance. Her immortal offspring were worshiped and became a foundational part of the Voodoo religion, hence the designation of her name to this Haitian/Pauan strain.
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Her odor could range from a honey, caramel, lemony papaya in one plant to dead ringer for a raw radish in another.
Relatively easy to grow for a supposed pure sativa. I strongly feel that she had a WLD uncle somewhere in her bloodline, or else the effort to shorten her flowering period incurred a similar effect - no telling if one can't smoke her anticedents. My prefered phenos ran to 17 weeks ( a lot more stretch and some foxtailing), though others could be ready as soon as 13 or 14 weeks (stubbier and more compact buds).
Some phenos would color nicely right around chop time - but mainly in the remaining fan leaves.
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The initial up and the subsequent hour or two were what hooked me, but the comedown was what made me finally move on. For me the up was very maternal and welcoming, fun weed while still having trippy edge to it - kind of how a good Columbian can balance the electric edge of say a Thai when they are crossed.
But I am a very finicky bastard, and I could not get rid of what I thought as the WLD influence - a heaviness, drag and muddiness, that crept in once the high crested - but caveat - not that strong of an effect to most and more of a reflection of my personal taste, as most fellow participants were not as aware, or not aware at all of this.
I crossed and backcrossed, breed her to a MangoBiche, a Purple Zamal, Punto Rojo, a Llamera.... and she usually brought to the crosses some of what I liked in her, but always that part that I didn't like also. She was part of my go to herb selection for a few years.
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I still love the idea of a Hatian/Papuan cross. Haven't yet been to Haiti, but I have visited Papua many times, the first time being in 1986.
If you ever run across her, definitely worth a sampling... Most folks I know have a wider pallate of herbal preferences than I, a bit more tolerance for the mild stone in the high, hence she might suit you just fine! She can smell devine after a 6+ month cure.
I guess I will be sampling one of her offspring this next harvest, as my friend is growing out one of my crosses (Lilly x MangoBiche) x (Nanan Bouclou x MangoBiche) at the moment. A cross I made when focusing mainly on an olfactory target. Looking forward to sampling that one!
nah its not to bad if you look at the smaller bud in the pics that what most is like its just the main cola grew like some 3 d rendered dragons head lol
