An Indica originated in Uzbekistan. Its name comes from one of the best hash in the world, according to experts; a very powerful and resinous strain, of enormous yield, mainly outdoors.

It has a refined and subtle hashish perfume, a shade between mint and lemon, very intense.

Original latitude and height cultivation conditions have made its acclimatization very simple, similar to Southern Spain Mountains. Nevertheless a meticulous selection and improvement work has been done to fix genetic dominance for the most important aspects, allowing simultaneously diversifying the zones of growing indoors (also hydroponics) and outdoors.

Indoors plants mature in 7-9 weeks, needing a good ventilation and dry atmosphere, mainly in flowering. Vegetative period: Minimum 30 days for high performance

[mayan]

How timely!! I have four or five seedlingsof Taskenti currently starting to veg. I have been wanting to take this strain out for a spin for a while and the time has come. I'm psyched!!

I will probably end up only growing out one or two as I am a strain slut with limited room. I have, however, recently revamped my operation - I now have a 1K HPS and a room that is about 3.5X6.5 feet - instead of my same old used to be which was 400wt in a 2X3 foot room. I haven't grown for several months and I'm ready to rock!

Pictures soon!

Hola

Sincerelly we had to retire last seed stocks of Taskenti due mutations and weird expressions, we ignore why yet! and also poor germing ratios despite being very fresh seed stocks ?¿? casess seemed to get fixed and hard to crack. So we are producing new stocks, healthy, in these months. Just few weeks after stock released we retired them quick of scene. So am afraid for you lots. Let me know anyway how it goes and if any problem I will suggest you get in touch with us for replacements. Its going to be 3 months to have new seeds ready, getting now into flowering
Sorry news are not best on this but had to explain as few lots managed to reach the market. If older stocks, they may work as usual
Best

[mayan]

Hmmm...well, these came from older stock, I think. Seeds were a year or two old. The good news is that 5 out of 5 germed. They were placed in the Rapid Rooters on the evening of March 3 and showed their heads shortly thereafter. I'm not seeing deformities at this point - they are still quite young and getting used to being on the planet and having me as their caretaker so they are not yet getting full nutes or anything. I'm growing 'em Hempy style.

Assuming that they are OK...anything you can tell me about whether they are heavy feeders? Light feeders? Other than that, I will let them talk to me and I'll do my best to hear what they are saying.

[mayan]

The birth of a legend. Soon come, eh? I hope so!



I have five (I think) seedlings of about this stature. Hopefully there will be a female (or five) among them.

Hope they do well Mayan
Not special requirements, can grow well and tall if well done, its not that squat indica but has a stronger structured body with square stems to support weight and height
Hope to have them ready again as said before in few months
Best

[alaskind]

Im sorry to hear of the problems with this strain...I grew it back in '03 with outstanding results... I sincerely hope that this one becomes available again.....https://www.icmag.com/ic/photo_popup...&code=&page=5#

Thx Alaskind, remember the melancolia you mentioned then
Am confident soon new healthy seed lots, at least they look like that in present selections
Looks well Mayan, hope it goes like that
best

[alaskind]

Hello again, Charlie...its been to long...Im pleased (but not suprised) that you are holding such a high standard of quality for your seeds. Thank you for being so forthcoming, I believe it brings confidence to your customers... Im looking forward to the day I can grow again, and Taskenti is at the top of my list...what a unique high...

[4 Dragons]

Hi Charlie,

Will you be making the Purple Pakistan x Uzbekistan still? Sadly my germ rates were 4 for 11.