Some girls I grew this season. Seeds preserved by a good friend
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Ethiopian Highland (African Seeds)
- Thread starter blan-k-flor
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No hermies.
thats some narrow leaf!
Cool, Have you grew this before? Just curious on the flowering time? Good luck, I will certainly check in from time to time
im watching it! i grew EH seeds from Ras Pablo dude 
!!!!! respect to that guy, real deal cannabis passion in his heart..
most of them were longer flowering, i cant finish it here, so they were dithcweed for me.. but one was flowering like 15_16 weeks and she was wonderful! experience.. nice resin production. it smelled like soapy body odeur, tasted spicy soapy hashy.. and it had great effect, trippy and racy to the bone.. pure sativa enjoyment for me.. thanks to RP..
GOOD LUCK with those my friend..
let it grow
!!!!! respect to that guy, real deal cannabis passion in his heart..most of them were longer flowering, i cant finish it here, so they were dithcweed for me.. but one was flowering like 15_16 weeks and she was wonderful! experience.. nice resin production. it smelled like soapy body odeur, tasted spicy soapy hashy.. and it had great effect, trippy and racy to the bone.. pure sativa enjoyment for me.. thanks to RP..
GOOD LUCK with those my friend..
let it grow
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Make Seed!
Nice plants Blan, can't wait to see them flower. I have dead seeds from the last of African Seeds stock that were not kept refrigerated and are no good so make some seeds, got to keep this strain alive.
Nice plants Blan, can't wait to see them flower. I have dead seeds from the last of African Seeds stock that were not kept refrigerated and are no good so make some seeds, got to keep this strain alive.
The strain looks amazing, much lover and respect for your work with them bro! This Ethiopian Highland AS is well preserved. Initial reproductions were made by Rahan from an original African Seeds pack in greenhouse years ago in 2002. Seeds were shared with other preservationists who have also preserved them, like Lynx and myself.
Seeds from this next generation were shared with my fellas BlankFlor and IShence, who was also trying to reproduce the line but had germination issues. Rahan was going to do another reproduction with his oldest EH seeds as far as I know but had issues. Anyway they are alive and well I guess.
A guy called ElSocio in Spain also did a big repro years ago, I'm pretty sure he got them from Rahan @VIbes Collective too. Those were shared around Spain and some crosses are still seen. I believe the seeds from Ras Pablo definitely came via ElSocio. This one was grown from this source by brother Pebble, outdoors@16 November:
Vibes and long life to the East African strains. In my opinion, most probably related to the strains brought by arab traders and South Indian ganja strains that the Gujarati migrators and Coolies could have introduced to Zanzibar and Tanzania in the 19th century. When Tanzania, Kenia, Mozambique and Uganda were part of the East British Indies.
Indian workers in the railway works in Kenya circa 1895:
Peace.
Seeds from this next generation were shared with my fellas BlankFlor and IShence, who was also trying to reproduce the line but had germination issues. Rahan was going to do another reproduction with his oldest EH seeds as far as I know but had issues. Anyway they are alive and well I guess.
A guy called ElSocio in Spain also did a big repro years ago, I'm pretty sure he got them from Rahan @VIbes Collective too. Those were shared around Spain and some crosses are still seen. I believe the seeds from Ras Pablo definitely came via ElSocio. This one was grown from this source by brother Pebble, outdoors@16 November:
Vibes and long life to the East African strains. In my opinion, most probably related to the strains brought by arab traders and South Indian ganja strains that the Gujarati migrators and Coolies could have introduced to Zanzibar and Tanzania in the 19th century. When Tanzania, Kenia, Mozambique and Uganda were part of the East British Indies.
Indian workers in the railway works in Kenya circa 1895:
Peace.
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Thanks Mustafunk for your trust and confidence !!
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Wow beautiful Ethiopian Cola Musta, and grown outdoors by the master grower Pebble, beautiful.
A HUGE Thank You to you Musta and Blan and Rahan and all the Vibes growers who keep these Vibes Alive! That's Double Irie!
A HUGE Thank You to you Musta and Blan and Rahan and all the Vibes growers who keep these Vibes Alive! That's Double Irie!
How do ya like the smoke rinse?
wow great job under such a crazy N latitude Rinse!
Did you have some kind of greenhouse to go over those?
Did you have some kind of greenhouse to go over those?
They were grown in the ground from the beginning with no cover,
just a bit of compost pre dug into the soil, but it was a good year I remember. I have a pic near the end of flower somewhere they finish near 12 ft with lots of wide branching. No mold but immature buds really needing another couple weeks of sun.
The smoke is very nice sativa, comfortable in body and mind, not racy or super strong, it took me by surprise a few times though...Once I was smoking it in a forest and got totally lost while it was getting dark, anyone whos been in a forest at night knows it goes 100% dark lol.
I could barely remember my last thought I was so stoned but didnt get paro really just followed my instincts and found my way eventually.
