Happy Times
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GDP for a knockout go to sleep stone
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Actually being that I am becoming more of a Purist as the days go by I would stay clear of polyhybrids as they all come with far too much variation when grown from seed. With a stabilized IBL you will get plants that exhibit much more uniformity in their growth patterns.
I would recommend Maple Leaf Indica as a pure 100% Afghan Indica.
I would recommend Maple Leaf Indica as a pure 100% Afghan Indica.
Ronin4life
Member
I would like too try Maple leaf indica sounds Amazing
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jaded1
Bodhi's black triangle does it for me.Everyone who tried her struggled to smoke more than half a joint before falling asleep.
Happy Times
Well-known member
Not specifically on low odor but this is a good indica thread
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?threadid=344885
Low odor? Northern Lights comes to mind, I picked up some Nirvana NL last summer, and Blue Mystic, both for low odor. I didn’t get around to popping these though. Maybe White Russian?
Ronin4life
Member
I would say northern lights because that's low odour and is recommended as a strain for sleep on leafly
Sorry I can't help more I am looking for sleepy strains myself for insomnia.hope you find something
Sorry I can't help more I am looking for sleepy strains myself for insomnia.hope you find something
JustSumTomatoes
Indicas make dreams happen
Northern lights was a good strain strain for me in the past. Was one of the best indicas I've had to be honest. Got some seeds that I'll have to pop next year.
Northern lights is not 100% indica. It's thai which is sativa with the indica afghani. There are very few 100% indicas.
Indica dominates 50/50 crosses. There are hundreds of indica dominate crosses. For a fem sweet afghan deliscious looks good, it's a black domina selfed.
Indica dominates 50/50 crosses. There are hundreds of indica dominate crosses. For a fem sweet afghan deliscious looks good, it's a black domina selfed.
There really are not many true indica varieties left.
I understand the "misusage" of terms, but in a way, the culture is being lost. These terms we use were developed underground, without any help from the colleges and modern academics. In a way, to change these terms is to force us to conform in order to make the industry "valid" by their standards.
There is no such thing as SATIVA either, then technically, if we are going to to that route. It's narrow leaf dominant and wide leaf dominant.
However, I think we should force THEM to adapt our language because it is the language that is understood by tens of millions who have fostered and grown and participated in this industry. They are industry specific terminologies and I see no reason just to toss them aside.
These errors exist and remain in many other botanical kingdoms as well. They exist because the naming schemes were made based on the best current understood information available at the time.
dank.Frank
I understand the "misusage" of terms, but in a way, the culture is being lost. These terms we use were developed underground, without any help from the colleges and modern academics. In a way, to change these terms is to force us to conform in order to make the industry "valid" by their standards.
There is no such thing as SATIVA either, then technically, if we are going to to that route. It's narrow leaf dominant and wide leaf dominant.
However, I think we should force THEM to adapt our language because it is the language that is understood by tens of millions who have fostered and grown and participated in this industry. They are industry specific terminologies and I see no reason just to toss them aside.
These errors exist and remain in many other botanical kingdoms as well. They exist because the naming schemes were made based on the best current understood information available at the time.
dank.Frank
Underground Seeds Collective... Black Afghani.. PreSoviet Invasion Kandahar IBL
Coastal Seeds NL1 x Pacific Northwest Hashplant.
Hazeman 88 G13 x Hashplant.
Coastal Seeds NL1 x Pacific Northwest Hashplant.
Hazeman 88 G13 x Hashplant.
But your assertions are incorrect DF.
Lineas described Cannabis sativa long antecedent to the existence of the industry.
It was lawsuits, along with misinformation being presented to uneducated judges in California that partially led to this paradigm.
Stoners duping judges & juries previous to their (stoners) exodus to Europe.
Nico Farmer
Well-known member
Hi
White Rhino,
L.S.D. 80% indica (Mazar x Super Skunk), a great frosty strain.
Big up
White Rhino,
L.S.D. 80% indica (Mazar x Super Skunk), a great frosty strain.
Big up
When C. Indica was named, in the 18th century, India's/Mughal empire's borders went farther to the north as they do nowadays, and even included parts of Afghanistan.
Originally NL was a pure indica, but many NLs of today have Hawaiian genetics in them from NL5
Here's some info from the original breeder of the NL-lines:
NL Seattle Greg said:
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showpost.php?p=7172832&postcount=69
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growhigh1233
tried loads of indica but im still a sucker for a good northern lights .............. pheno i love in a resin bomb with notable stretch .............prefer it over the short Christmas tree phenos
Time frame is irrelevant.
NL is (so called) indica, for all intents & purposes.
The MNS Ortega (NL1 x NL5) I grew showed zero NLD traits & was a cherry flavored, heavy hitting bomb shell. She was bad ass! Unfornutately, I'm not into sitting around drooling on myself all day so haven't grown it since.
Someone on the forums, skunkman perhaps said that there is narrow leaf indica and wide leaf indica...all sativa is hemp.
It's simply linguistics. Yet, important that people have consistency in communication.
There are too many varieties to choose from. Sadly there are no ace seed stores in the states. Serious lacking of narrow leaf varieties available without customs risks. Still pulling for some sort of national legalization where options open up. There will always be a black market as long as there are profits and legal restraints. I'd just most simply and humbly like to see more legal options, or any legal option that isn't total bs.
Anyhow, classic seeds had a Northern Lights that was claimed to be from the original breeders seedstock. There were narrow leaf pheno's in those. All sorts of phenos. The later NL that hit the market was from 3 mothers. Not exactly certain but I thought they worked an afghan male for pollen....really not sure about that it's a bit hazy in my recollection.
It's simply linguistics. Yet, important that people have consistency in communication.
There are too many varieties to choose from. Sadly there are no ace seed stores in the states. Serious lacking of narrow leaf varieties available without customs risks. Still pulling for some sort of national legalization where options open up. There will always be a black market as long as there are profits and legal restraints. I'd just most simply and humbly like to see more legal options, or any legal option that isn't total bs.
Anyhow, classic seeds had a Northern Lights that was claimed to be from the original breeders seedstock. There were narrow leaf pheno's in those. All sorts of phenos. The later NL that hit the market was from 3 mothers. Not exactly certain but I thought they worked an afghan male for pollen....really not sure about that it's a bit hazy in my recollection.
