Strain descriptions

elmanito said:

A better hybrid will be Nepalese Jam x Highland Oaxacan.This strain finish here in the Netherlands between end September till 2nd week of October.I made a F1-hybrid with Viking to find in the F2 a Highland Oaxacan which have a flowering period of 6 weeks.That would be awesome!!!!

I'm not so fond of indica's.I rather prefer the sativa high with its energetic & psychedelic properties.

Namaste

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Nepalese Jam crossed with a good early mexican is a real nice idea manito :smile:

Leb27 would be also nice but have to find a potent pheno.Another option would be a good South-African strain.Durban poison or Kwazulu (f) x Nepalese jam (m).

Namaste

Hey Dubi!!

I just have a few short questions and dont wanted to do a new thread.The "Renatta"(Brasil x Cam.Haze) and the Guatemala pure,when will these two be available(roughly) and did you work with the guatemala line indoors?I would like to get a line i can use as a male donor in case i dont get a male from my Oaxacan seeds.The Renatta just sounds very tasty...if you happen to have any pics of this cross please post em up.

Thanks alot for your time and effort...best regards,GS

Hey Bro, I saw on another site that the Guatemalan will be available in a few days.

elmanito said:

Leb27 would be also nice but have to find a potent pheno.Another option would be a good South-African strain.Durban poison or Kwazulu (f) x Nepalese jam (m).

Namaste

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Sure manito,

An early 'up' cold resistant sativa is always a good choice to cross with.

Goldenseed said:

Hey Dubi!!

I just have a few short questions and dont wanted to do a new thread.The "Renatta"(Brasil x Cam.Haze) and the Guatemala pure,when will these two be available(roughly) and did you work with the guatemala line indoors?I would like to get a line i can use as a male donor in case i dont get a male from my Oaxacan seeds.The Renatta just sounds very tasty...if you happen to have any pics of this cross please post em up.

Thanks alot for your time and effort...best regards,GS

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Welcome Goldenseed,

Renatta was one of our first pure sativa crosses, she was available around 2006. Her high is real special but we have focused our work past years on more indoor friendly sativa hybrids. Renatta has been commercialy discontinued since then, hopefully we will find some time and space in the future to make a good parental selection and release her again.

Yes, pure guatemala (Tikal's landrace parental line) will be available in the next days.

Guatemala sativa description

Guatemala sativa description

Guatemala Sativa

Genetics: Seeds collected from an indigenous village in the heart of the Guatemalan jungle. This is the Central American sativa from which we have developed our hybrid Tikal.

The guatemala is a pure, stable and vigorous sativa with a good potential for adaptation to southern climates. It is related to some old mexican varieties sharing with them some characteristics: strongly branched plants, happy effect, good yield, moderate flowering time and a low hermaphroditism rate.
The Guatemala is an excellent breeding tool to carry out crosses for southern climates both when you use it with long flowering sativas, and with indica plants.

Structure: Well branched plants with medium size leaves and internodes. Outdoors, and with long growth periods, displayes strong branching on the secondary branches.

Bouquet: Sweet and floral aroma. Sour wood and flowers on the palate.

Potency: Happy and positive effect. Medium potency.

Flowering: 11-13 weeks. End of October, early November.

Production/m2: Medium

Grow Type: Highly recommended for outdoors in tropical climates, subtropical and warm coastal climates. It can be planted indoors but its production/ M2 never gets close to the outdoor plants in a warm climate.

Recommended light intensity: 600 W/ M2 or higher

Purple Panama

Purple Panama

Purple Panama

GENETICS
Panama (purple phenotype)

DESCRIPTION

The Purple Panama is a line related to the Panama Reds and to the Americans “Punto Rojo”. A tropical variety with a huge size and an eternal flowering cycle of around 20 weeks, it is really appreciated by the ‘cannaisseurs’ ofthe Central American Sativas due to its highly stimulating effect.

Afteryears of working with our Panama hybrid, we found a plant with a longer flowering period than the average and strongly influenced by this old Purple Panama. It is characterized by its powerful psychoactive high, although with a cleaner and energizer effect than classic panama reds. Whenripening- middle autumn- it gains beautiful colours that range from blue and purple to black depending on the temperature.

We have pollinated this purple mother with a related male of shorter flowering period adapting this originally tropical feature to indoor grows and to non tropical warm climates.

STRUCTURE
Strong flexible sativa, medium-high sized and well branched.

BOUQUET
”Poisonous” fermented gas, wood and incense aroma.

HIGH
Strong stimulating effect. Physical and mental. Perfect to start the day with.

GROWING TIPS
Outdoors: Recommended for warm summer and template autumn climates.

Indoors: Excellent adaptation to net grows or SCROG.

Recommended light intensity: 400-600 w/m2

Flowering time indoors: 12-14 weeks
Flowering time outdoors: Early November
Yield/m2: Medium
Resistence against spider mite: Medium-High
Resistence against Powdery Mildew: Medium-High
Resistence against botrytis: Very High
Resistence against cold: High

Greetings dubi!
The description of high on Purple Panama sounds awsome! What do you think do Purple Haze fem 6 and this particular Panama share related pedigree?

dubi said:

...eternal flowering cycle of around 20 weeks...
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Flowering time indoors: 12-14 weeks
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Just some confusion here

Nirrity said:

Greetings dubi!
The description of high on Purple Panama sounds awsome! What do you think do Purple Haze fem 6 and this particular Panama share related pedigree?

Just some confusion here

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Purple Panama and Purple Haze have similar traits but they are not directly related, they share old purple colombian genes but connection is a little bit remote now.

Yes, maybe the flowering times in the description sounds confusing. I'd like to clarify: the original purple panama landrace is a very tropical long flowering sat (20 weeks or more) but the purple pheno of our panama hybrid, is quite faster (around 12-14 weeks). Remember what we are offering is not purple panama landrace but a more tamed and friendly purple panama version.

dubi said:

Guatemala Sativa

Genetics: Seeds collected from an indigenous village in the heart of the Guatemalan jungle. This is the Central American sativa from which we have developed our hybrid Tikal.

The guatemala is a pure, stable and vigorous sativa with a good potential for adaptation to southern climates. It is related to some old mexican varieties sharing with them some characteristics: strongly branched plants, happy effect, good yield, moderate flowering time and a low hermaphroditism rate.
The Guatemala is an excellent breeding tool to carry out crosses for southern climates both when you use it with long flowering sativas, and with indica plants.

Structure: Well branched plants with medium size leaves and internodes. Outdoors, and with long growth periods, displayes strong branching on the secondary branches.

Bouquet: Sweet and floral aroma. Sour wood and flowers on the palate.

Potency: Happy and positive effect. Medium potency.

Flowering: 11-13 weeks. End of October, early November.

Production/m2: Medium

Grow Type: Highly recommended for outdoors in tropical climates, subtropical and warm coastal climates. It can be planted indoors but its production/ M2 never gets close to the outdoor plants in a warm climate.

Recommended light intensity: 600 W/ M2 or higher

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Will the Guatemala be available at Seed Boo or only through A.C.E.?

ShoeboxSherman said:

Will the Guatemala be available at Seed Boo or only through A.C.E.?

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High ShoeboxSherman,

It's only available at our website by now.

dubi said:

High ShoeboxSherman,

It's only available at our website by now.

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Thanks. Looks like a good one to run outdoors here, would look nice next to my outdoor Panamas; too late for this year but I'll pick some up to get outdoor next year.

Hi Dubi, I read somewhere that ACE will again produce Guerilla - is that correct?
I would really need something for highlands..
Regards!

konopenko said:

Hi Dubi, I read somewhere that ACE will again produce Guerilla - is that correct?
I would really need something for highlands..
Regards!

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Unfortunatly there are no plans to reproduce her soon, hopefully in the future .... i would recommend you bangi haze or pakistan chitral to grow in the cold highlands.

that renatta sounds amaZing! why for i never hear about it?

nepalnt21 said:

that renatta sounds amaZing! why for i never hear about it?

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Hello nepalnt21,

Renatta was one of our first releases around 2006 and stock was quite low, only a few growers had the pleasure to grow her. Maybe one day she will come back ....

rabid said:

Hola dubi
Any news on the Koh Chang Haze ?

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Hello Bonehead,

Koh Chang x Oldtimer's Haze wont be officially released but we are going to offer koh chang thai x meao thai (double thai) very soon. Thanks for your interest.

new descriptions for Pakistan Chitral, Golden Tiger and Nepal Haze

new descriptions for Pakistan Chitral, Golden Tiger and Nepal Haze

Pakistan Chitral Kush

Genetics: Pure indica from Chitral, Hindu Kush, Pakistan.

Chitral is widely known in the cannabis world as being producer of one of
the best Pakistan’s hashes. The Pakistan Chitral we offer you is an
excellent pure indica bred in the Iberian Peninsula since middle 90’s. It
has been picked and reproduced by Cannabiogen for more than 5 generations
in order to get the best hash plant expressions and to keep a wide genetic
diversity in the population. The result is an explosion of colours, tastes
and scents with two main phenotypes: one green and another very colourful.
Both phenotypes produce plants with a high adaptability, fast flowering,
generous resin production and potent hash plant effect.

The green phenotype may produce a bit more potent and resinous plants
while the coloured ones are a real show due to the forest fruits scents
and the pink, red and purple colours that adopted when ripening. It is,
without any doubt, one of the most beautiful cannabis indica expressions
we have ever experienced.

Pakistan Chitral is an indica with a surprisingly resistance against
fungus and rain, and also an exceptional breeding tool used to develop
great hybrids: Its resistance and adaptability, the quality of its
terpenes, colours and resin production are easy to be transmitted to its
hybrids.

A genuine treasure for cannabis indica lovers and enthusiasts breeders.

Structure: Cannabis Indica structure with mid nods, wide leaves and
branchy growing. Not as robust as the pure Afghan.

Bouquet: Great scent diversity, always round and penetrating. The green
phenotype bouquet is sweet with a suggestive touch of ripe peach. Earthy
and hashy background. The red and purple plants smell of wild strawberries
and blackberry chewing gum.

Effect: Pleasant and relaxing hash plant effect.
Flowering time: 8-9 weeks. End of September.
Yield/ m2: Medium.
Growing Type: Excellent adaptability to indoor grows and to a wide range
of outdoor climates: hot or cold, wet or dry.


Golden Tiger

Genetics: Malawi x Meao Thai, F1 hybrid, 100% Sativa.

Golden Tiger is one of the most powerful and interesting sativa hybrids we
have developed lately. It's an F1 derived from the 'killer' Malawi mother
and a selected Meao Thai male. Meao Thai is an exceptional highland Thai
selected by Cannabiogen.
In this hybrid, we have combined the 2 most potent and resinous landrace
sativas we have ever worked with. The result is a plant with a great
vegetative vigour, remarkable for its overpowering potency and its
exceptional floral traits. The flowers bunches flare over forming dense
buds with little leaves. The trichomes are big, plentiful and loaded with
powerful cannabinoids.

Golden Tiger is an excellent alternative to the haze sativas. It will
fascinate the most demanding growers, looking for new sativa experiences
of the highest order.

Structure: Elegant, thin leaves and medium knots distance. Indoors needs
short vegetative periods, producing medium-tall plants. Easy to grow with
SOG style, as they do not tend to branch out. Outdoors and with proper
conditions, it branches generously and forms huge sativa bushes.
Bouquet: Sweet and citrus, between ripe mandarin and lemon, with notes of
wood and spices. Oily background.
Effect: Overpowering psychedelic sativa effect, dense, stimulating and
long lasting. It may be devastating for beginners. Recommended only for
experienced smokers.
Flowering time: 14 weeks. 2nd-3rd week of November.
Yield/m2: Medium-High.
Growing type: Outdoors: Highly recommended for tropical and sub-tropical
climates. In other latitudes we recommend coastal climates with warm
autumns. Indoors: SOG: Very short vegetative time, without need of
topping.
SCROG: Longer vegetative time. Prune many times before flowering until the
net is filled. Recommended light intensity: 600 w/m2.


Nepal Haze

Genetics: Highland Nepalese x Green Haze. 100% Sativa Hybrid.

Nepal Haze is a new non stable hybrid. It results from pollinating our
best highland nepalese mothers with a Green Haze male.

The main and most frequent expression of this hybrid is a more vigorous
and high yielding version of nepalese highland: fast flowering sativas
with excellent adaptability, generous yield and clean and euphoric effect.

There's a recessive phenotype, less usual, with a strong haze influence,
that tends to grow bigger and requires longer flowering times and warmer
environment.

Structure: Nepalese expression has a medium size and is easy to grow. Haze
influenced plants grow taller and branchy, with more thin leaflets.
Bouquet: Nepalese influenced plants have a lovely strawberry chewing gum
aroma. Haze pheno smells woody and spicy, classic haze aroma.
Effect: Pleasant, clean and stimulating.
Flowering time: 9-15 weeks. Beginning of October (Nepalese phenotype), mid
- end of November (Haze phenotype).
Yield/m2: Medium/High.
Growing type: Nepalese plants are very adaptable, both indoors and
outdoors. They grow properly in cold and warm climates.
Recommended light intensity:
Nepalese phenotype: 400 w/m2
Haze phenotype: 600 w/m2