ace limited release "back the congo"

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Baron Greenback

• Oct 7, 2015

• #61

Mine is looking very nice. Vigourous in veg, quick to start showing sex in flower. Very lucky and got 2 girls

 

Illuminate

Keyboard Warrior

Veteran

• Oct 7, 2015

• #62

@dickwilliams



The most drought and heat resistant of 10+ seed.

 

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Multidimensinal

New member

• Oct 8, 2015

• #63

Best close up I could get, coming down in a few days.

 

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dickwilliams

Member

• Oct 10, 2015

• #64

Im so happy these back to the congo turned out for you all
I just visited the swamp patch last night , and we've been blessed too
Pics to come soon,
Best harvest season to all
Richard jr.
Rip richard sr 1942-2015

 

Illuminate

Keyboard Warrior

Veteran

• Oct 10, 2015

• #65

Thanks for the seed Mr Williams Sr, may your buds for ever be sticky in the garden. Thoughts are with you at this time DW jr and family.

 

dubi

ACE Seeds Breeder

Vendor

Veteran

• Oct 10, 2015

• #66

Nice to see more Back to the Congos flowering outdoors
Thank you all for your contributions.

Richard, i'm glad the outdoor season is about to finish in the swamp and that is doing good!

I'm very sorry to hear about your dad, condolences from all my family to yours.

 

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Guest

• Oct 11, 2015

• #67

Here is a budshot prior to chopping tomorrow. I'll take some full plant pics and bud close ups under natural light.
Richard Jr, I'm sorry for your family's troubles.

 

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Guest

• Oct 12, 2015

• #68

A quick few with better lighting. Down at day 56-ish. She didn't want to flush, but I am still a run or two before she and I are in sync. Scent is more layered from my initial comparison of the two runs.

 

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Guest

• Oct 13, 2015

• #69

And one more vegging for a while longer...

 

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dickwilliams

Member

• Oct 28, 2015

• #70

back to the congo end of season outdoor shots

back to the congo end of season outdoor shots

https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=64105&pictureid=1516856 Sincere thanks to all for your condolences.
Richard senior taught me to grow in the 80's
Him Having relocated from the eastern u.s. during
The vietnam war era, as so many did.
He was a big part of the artistic community
And well loved by many.

This years hot dry summer followed by
Needed rain and an indian summer
Led to some beautifull colors and rich terpenes
Amongst the expression of phenotypes of the
Back to the congo.
I selected males from the bx1 and bx2
Generations to father this years
Back to the congo.

Cheers to all
And great we are moving to
Legalization of cannabis with our
New government...

 

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Baron Greenback

• Oct 29, 2015

• #71

@ Dick Williams - my condolences for your loss, at least what he taught you can live on.
I really like my 2 of these, 4 weeks in and looking and smelling wonderful.
Thank you and the Ace guys for these.

 

Last edited: Oct 29, 2015

dubi

ACE Seeds Breeder

Vendor

Veteran

• Nov 8, 2015

• #72

Outcold said:

A quick few with better lighting. Down at day 56-ish. She didn't want to flush, but I am still a run or two before she and I are in sync. Scent is more layered from my initial comparison of the two runs.

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Thanks Outcold for sharing your Back to the Congos before harvest time.

Flowers look dank and resinous! Quite Deep Chunk afghani style, but with much better flower/leaf ratio. Hope you enjoy them!

 

dubi

ACE Seeds Breeder

Vendor

Veteran

• Nov 8, 2015

• #73

dickwilliams said:

Sincere thanks to all for your condolences.
Richard senior taught me to grow in the 80's
Him Having relocated from the eastern u.s. during
The vietnam war era, as so many did.
He was a big part of the artistic community
And well loved by many.

This years hot dry summer followed by
Needed rain and an indian summer
Led to some beautifull colors and rich terpenes
Amongst the expression of phenotypes of the
Back to the congo.
I selected males from the bx1 and bx2
Generations to father this years
Back to the congo.

Cheers to all
And great we are moving to
Legalization of cannabis with our
New government...

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Hi richard williams,

Despite the sad latest news, i'm glad you have had a good harvest.
Best wishes for the upcoming breeding with Back to the Congo.
Have a great autumn!

 

dubi

ACE Seeds Breeder

Vendor

Veteran

• Nov 8, 2015

• #74

Baron Greenback said:

@ Dick Williams - my condolences for your loss, at least what he taught you can live on.
I really like my 2 of these, 4 weeks in and looking and smelling wonderful.
Thank you and the Ace guys for these.

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Hi Baron Greenback,

I'm glad your Back to the Congo have a promising development and aromas in mid flowering. All the props go to richard williams and Tom Hill for the breeding of the strain,we at ACE have only helped with the distribution.

BTW, we have only a few packs Back to the Congo packs left at our website.

 

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Baron Greenback

• Nov 8, 2015

• #75

Thanks dubi, I'm happy to be corrected
I automatically assumed it was yours because of the all round loveliness that it is
Deeper respect to Messrs. Williams and Hill.

 

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Guest

• Nov 23, 2015

• #76

Hi All,
Back with a couple more pics of my Deep Chunk leaning BTTC. The buds pictured have about a month cure on them. This round was definitely better grown and am enjoying that fact in the smell and taste. This current plant is about 20 days into 12/12. She doesn't stretch more than about 33%. I took her out to dust a branch with some Pie Face pollen. Figured I'd give ya a quick pic.
I have no real direction with combining the two strains. I had the pollen, and BTTC was at the right age.

 

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Baron Greenback

• Dec 24, 2015

• #77

Just a little further smoke report from this lovely strain. Nice yield, very glad I grew it. Have mostly enjoyed her in a vapouriser.
The smell seems really fresh and citrussy to me, lovely taste on inhale. Really nice high, long lasting and stimulating - just a great strain for doing pretty much anything at any time of day or night.
Thanks very much Mr. D Williams

 

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scai

• Dec 24, 2015

• #78

Have few very nice plants growing under proper lights, lets see what happens

 

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dickwilliams

Member

• Dec 26, 2015

• #79

Thanks to all for your support in 2015
Always enjoy reading other peoples experiences with
"back to the congo"
Cheers
richard Williams

 

The English Cut

Well-known member

• Apr 27, 2016

• #80

I bought a pack of these last year but didn't find space for them in the garden so naturally this year they were a priority! I popped 5 seeds, all germinated but I quickly lost 2 to damping-off, oh well. The remaining three are doing wonderfully, with surprising vigour for a backcross.

I'll keep posting my progress here. Peace, TEC.