orient express

dubi · Sep 27, 2011

Looking real nice!!! :yes:

Love to see 'our' genetics so nicely grown. Yield is going to be very high!

I dont think you need much tips but let me recommend you a last thing to get the best of your Orient Express plants... finish the last 2-3 weeks of flowering with temps around 20ºC but never too hot. The volume is already there but sometimes they need to feel a bit the cold to produce denser and more resinous flowers.

konopenko · Oct 1, 2011

Must share some pics of my Orient beast

We had sunniest avgust and september in last 100 years, so mushrum fiesta was out of option, but there was optimum weather to grow longer flowering strains not suitable for our climate. Indian summer will end next week so I will flush my beasty OE in next few days. Dubi what about temps below 5 st.C and morning fog will she survive without mold.
Regards and good luck!

mayan · Oct 4, 2011

Rest in Pieces...

Rest in Pieces...

Well one of my Orient Expresses has come down...Here she is before the Big Transformation.
I let her go 80 days. I probably could have gone longer but for a variety of logistical reasons, down she
came.

I note that her wingspan -from cola tip to cola tip was 4 feet. Due to the strange lateral training,
her buds grew upright into their own little bud branches. Here she is after I cut off the main kolas...Even shorn
of her main branches, she was VERY impressive...

Whoops...didn't even see this one...

The individual buds on this plant were absolutely enormous.

I have grown Orient Express for the "head" - a high I find to be complex - motivational and yet very relaxed in the body. However, the production of this strain is through the roof.

Enjoy!

mayan · Oct 4, 2011

Next in Line

Next in Line

Well...this is Orient Express Number 2.

Here she is glowing with her inner light.

She's at about 60 days. I'm figuring she's going to go at least 75 days - particularly if she is -indeed- the Vietnam Black pheno. The problem is - I'm going to go away from 10/12 to 10/18. So - I either have to harvest her on day 68 before I leave or when I get back.

Whatever...she's beautiful. I hope you enjoy. I though some macros of her in the thumbs.

konopenko · Oct 4, 2011

Hats off bro! Mine OE are "owned" every year, Jah is cruel

YosemiteSam · Oct 4, 2011

Mayan...how do you like the smell while you are trimming...holy moly.

I was trimming one last night in the basement when my freakin buddy snuck in and scared the shit out of me. He said you could smell it all of the way to the sidewalk...oooooops. Gonna have to get a carbon filter for the trimming room.

I love the high from this one. warm, cozy, clear but very high all at the same time...very nice blend of the two plants.

Ramius · Oct 4, 2011

Wow, great job on these mayan

Hoots · Oct 4, 2011

Beautiful

mayan · Oct 5, 2011

Hi konopenko-> Ramius -> and Hoots! Thanks so much for the kind feedback. This is such a beautiful strain!

YoSam -> It's funny...In the flower room neither of the two plants kick up much odor-unless touched, fondled, rubbed against, etc. The plant that came down has a smell of coffee, incense, forest floor and a hint of diesel. The tall one has a somewhat sweeter and citric bouquet intermixed with the other qualities. BUT, when I walked from the flower room to the trimming area - carrying the dissected branches - she permeated everything. Momentary breach of stealth was not such a big dea but I'm talking huge swaths of territory being inundated with serious funk. I burned a bunch of incense which helped to blend things in and by the morning the miasma of odor had pretty well dissipated.

As for the high - total agreement with you, YS. Two totally different highs seamlessly blended - the whole being greater than the sum of the two parts. The cure furthers and enriches the high - although that may be entirely subjective. I reduced a bunch of bud to kief - divine!

YosemiteSam · Oct 8, 2011

The short bushy pheno.

A tall pheno but totally different than my other tall one. This one is not dense at all but obviously very sativa like...really hoping to get a hint of the VB with this baby.

Pics taken at 10 weeks, plants harvested this morning at 11...just enough amber for my taste.

dubi · Oct 12, 2011

Thank you so much for the good feedback,

my pleasure to hear you are enjoying Orient Express effect

and the yields too!

bocil · Oct 20, 2011

Hear stay my Orient Express (mother 24 F2) thanks Bro.

dubi · Oct 25, 2011

bocil said:
Hear stay my Orient Express (mother 24 F2) thanks Bro.

Mum 24 F2 seeds, one of the most fast flowering compact and high yielding selected mums :yes:

Enjoy bocil! Let's see what you find

bocil · Oct 25, 2011

Thanks to you Dubi , tomorrow go to land , in a few days I up more Photos . :dance013:

konopenko · Oct 25, 2011

Nice Bocil! We gona smoke some fresh OE buds and monitor your progress

dubi · Oct 29, 2011

Nice konopenko

Already harvested ?

konopenko · Oct 31, 2011

Harvested and tested

on 13 october. Yielded really nice, she was full of frosty organic buds

Regards!

dubi · Nov 12, 2011

Im glad you are already enjoying your outdoor Orient Express harvest

maxibiogreen · Dec 4, 2011

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The quest for a nice OE keeper can start. I received the seeds yesterday and I m glad to say that I received 13 of them. i just have now to find a funny looking/blooming/stretchy and probably high yielding pheno with a nice earthy taste.
Something like Mayan s superb girl.

Nice one.

konopenko · Dec 9, 2011

Yo MBG I dont know if OE has earthy taste,more honey like

This year OE yielded up to 250g, but we had sunniest fall in 100 years.
Some pics for you:

Thanks Dubi and kindest regards Acers!
Salute!

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