Originally Posted by sprinkl

That is very interesting information for me.
What latitude are you at and what was the finishing date? Did all plants finish more or less at the same date?

50N, cca 350-400 sea metres

2011 it was the "old" stock - they improve to be 75% nepal now- so the jamaican pheno was at the end of october...
2012 was the improved version and Ive choose two females that were different , and they was at the same week , +- at the middle october were ready !

[ThaiBliss]

Greetings,

I wanted to post a couple of pictures of Nepal Jam because I'd like to see if Charlie has seen any phenotypes like this. Nepal Jam on the right, and Bangi Haze in the foreground on the left.





It has small thin leaves. As you can see, the plant is extremely bushy. This plant is just starting to flower at about the right time for this area, 42 degrees north latitude, but is looking very Sativa like.

Another Nepal Jam plant growing is male, and has leaves that look more like Bangi Haze (Nepalese?).

I have tried Bangi Haze, and the quality of the high is excellent. I'm hoping for similar euphoric, love of life effect. I don't think these strains are getting enough attention.

So:


Thanks for any insight,

ThaiBliss

[Sisu]

Beautiful Thaibliss. I'm interested to see how she fills out and finishes.

I agree with your comment about those two strains. Because of the only (nepalese leaning) individual I have, I'm definitely going to get more beans of the NepJam to explore it more. Always wanted to run the Bangi Haze also. I appreciated comments you made on it elsewhere , especially regarding your friend's reaction to it.

[ThaiBliss]

Originally Posted by Sisu

Beautiful Thaibliss. I'm interested to see how she fills out and finishes.

I agree with your comment about those two strains. Because of the only (nepalese leaning) individual I have, I'm definitely going to get more beans of the NepJam to explore it more. Always wanted to run the Bangi Haze also. I appreciated comments you made on it elsewhere , especially regarding your friend's reaction to it.

Hi Sisu,

Yes, I made some hash from the Bangi Haze. After my friend smoked some, a really big smile was plastered on his face for some time. I could really tell he liked it, and he said so.

B.T.W., I got the best ratio of hash from bud on that Bangi Haze than any other strain I have tried. Usually I don't make hash from bud that I like. I make it from bud I don't like, and the hash makes it better. For high quality bud, while it makes for excellent hash, I usually prefer the bud. I made the Bangi Haze into hash because I was getting near my medical card limit of gear on hand. I'm glad I did make hash from it. There is a reason why Nepalese Temple Hash is famous.

Cheers,

ThaiBliss

[ThaiBliss]

Here are some pictures of the bushy Nepal Jam tops:




My entire Nepalese garden with both Bangi Haze and Nepal Jam:




Buds are forming, old fan leaves are turning yellow, and there is finally a chill in the air this morning. If feels like fall. Unfortunately, it will be getting near 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the next few days.

Happy Gardening,

ThaiBliss

[Cannabliss420]

hot jam! damn those look great. love the huge bushes of thin leaves makes for such a beautiful "older-type" lookin plant

[Sisu]

Right on Thaibliss I love the way narrow NJ leaves too! Leaves on my NJ are much wider.

[ThaiBliss]

Greetings,

Here are some bud shots of Nepalese Jam and Bangi Haze:



Bangi:




Ripening Garden:



ThaiBliss

[sprinkl]

Nice bushes Thaibliss, dayumn!

What northern degree are you at? Curious cause I think nepal hybrids might be suitable at my 50N..

[ThaiBliss]

Originally Posted by sprinkl

Nice bushes Thaibliss, dayumn!

What northern degree are you at? Curious cause I think nepal hybrids might be suitable at my 50N..

I'm at about 42 N. The way they look now, I think they will be done early enough. There is one Bangi Haze that I am concerned about. The long term forecast is for warmer and drier than normal, so I'm hoping that it may make it, but I did not make seeds from that one.

T.B.