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Bump an eleven year old thread, lol
I bet its still sold by an honest breeder, lol
I bet its still sold by an honest breeder, lol
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=333808&page=2
Worth a read, seems it is still as it ever was, the MLI at least
I was just reading it GET MO, there might have been another one too, somoeone suggested that the person who was keeping the MLI going for Sensi made a good job of keeping her as she was... I don't know, but the signs look good.
I'm a few weeks into flower so ill let you all know my thoughts on it soon. What I can say is apart from 1 runt they are the most uniform plants I've ever had from seed. Like clones 100%. Really nice structure too, pretty large space between nodes which keeps the plant open. The male has a deep pungent hash smell when you rub the stems. So far it looks like some great breeding to me
Green Squall
Well-known member
I skimmed through the thread so sorry if this is a repeat question but....
Any big differences between MLI and Deep Chunk? Seems like they come from the same place/time period.
Any big differences between MLI and Deep Chunk? Seems like they come from the same place/time period.
I've read here and there that MLI is much better than Deep Chunk.
Look at the 1st post in this thread.
I have a MLI pack in my refrigerator now for safe keeping.
I will get another one before I even try them. I like having
2 packs of anything I start these days.
MLI is pretty high yielding, DC is very low yielding, according to the general consensus.
They "come from the same place/time period" ... Yes, California, early on, but then they had many different Indica lines, I guess being brought back by traveling hippies.
Depends on what you define as big differences really, DC is a really unique plant, to me MLI is more run of the mill typical, both classics
I'll get some pics up when I can. No doubt they will flower like an indica but the growth pattern started like a full blood indica and stretched like a sativa.
Structure wise it doesn't resemble any pure indica I've done in the past.........just saying
geneva_sativa
Well-known member
yeah, my last run with them around 2008 or 2007 were a bit lanky, but not in the extreme
~star~crash~
Active member
Maple Leaf Indica x Black Domina
Maple Leaf Indica x Black Domina
this is the Maple Leaf Indica x Black Domina @ approximately 30 days of 12/12 ... sorry the pic isn't clearer
it's a big hearty yield...100% indica AFAIK...very "floral" in it's aroma
it's effects were straight up typically indica medical grade
Maple Leaf Indica x Black Domina
this is the Maple Leaf Indica x Black Domina @ approximately 30 days of 12/12 ... sorry the pic isn't clearer
it's a big hearty yield...100% indica AFAIK...very "floral" in it's aroma
it's effects were straight up typically indica medical grade
geneva_sativa
Well-known member
When I said lanky I was not contesting its origins or indica-ness
and enjoyed my experience with them.
As you guys know, the Afghani M-I-S is fairly lanky too
and enjoyed my experience with them.
As you guys know, the Afghani M-I-S is fairly lanky too
They may well be 100% indica but they are deformation leggy fuckers. I had some issues with damping off on other seedlings and thought I wouldn't fill my room so I chucked in 4 mli as I was very keen to try them out. Got 2 dudes and 2 bitches. They had 2 weeks veg whilst the rest of the show got 6. The mli have cough up with one being almost 5 foot
I still really like the style of the plants and have high hopes for them. The scent so far is spicey and sweet
I still really like the style of the plants and have high hopes for them. The scent so far is spicey and sweet
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Dr.Suess
Very nice! Is that your own hybrid from sensi seedstock?
