[Kalbhairav]

Hi Charlie and all Cannabiogen lovers.

Wanting to know a little more history about the Nepal Highland. I've spent some time in Nepal myself and would like to know where this line originated from. There can be quite a difference in landrace variety depending on altitude etc and location so wanting to know which end of the highlands this came from. I haven't seen much interest in this plant which is a shame. I've been waiting for this one a looooonnnnggggg time! There aren't many places where you can get a properly cultivated Nepalese genus which may result in some very fine charas! Then I can hark back to last year when I was in Kumon, India and not too far from Nepal. Also I can hark back to 2008 when I was there for a long while.

Can anyone share some details here? Like history and what kind of selection was done to get to this sixth generation? Does it have much prototypical variation now? How good is it for breeding? Are there good chances of finding some outstanding plants in two packets, or is three a better bet?

Oh and some more pictures would be great!

Thanks to one and all who might be able to fulfill my Nepalese desires

Hi Kalbhairav

Wish I could give you more detauls about its exact source but this line Nepalese came originally from a Reeferman in a exchange we did in the past

We have bred it 5-6 generations to fix best traits possible towards, in my opinion, most Nepalese wished traits, aromas and effects. Well cured has a chocolat scent, really tasty while in flower has a floral and creamy aroma. Effect is very social, kind and potent without the agressivity some other varieties can have despite its potency. Very pleasant and spiritual in that sense. A very nice smoke for everyday, high resistance to mold and humidity conditions, we have used this in several jobs as part of their genetic make up

Wish info can help you
best luck
kaiki

[Kalbhairav]

Thanks Kaiki,

That's a great help..

[mayan]

Sounds wonderful, kaiki.

Hear I open the last year a thread about this strain in outdoors, you have many pics about this.

[Halonium]

I would also like to ask a question about the genetics of this strain.

How is it that this strain is marked as Indica/Sativa hybrid on your cannabiogen. com webstore?

I understood that it is a 100% sativa (it should be if Nep Jam is 100% sat.)

Regards,

H

hello
Im interested too
smoking some outdoor nepalese jam and its good daytime smoke clear high... i guess the structure will not be influenced by jamaica and the high is similar

Nepal Hghland is better moody enhancer, more relaxed and social than Nepal Jam which can be bit more active and introspective sometimes. Nevertheless and in other side Nepal Jam kicks more direct, has more energy, more concentration, different feeling you know. Nepal Highland effect ends more relaxed
Flavours are totally different as well
wish it helped
best
kaiki

Originally Posted by Halonium

I would also like to ask a question about the genetics of this strain.
How is it that this strain is marked as Indica/Sativa hybrid on your cannabiogen. com webstore?
I understood that it is a 100% sativa (it should be if Nep Jam is 100% sat.)
Regards,
H

I cant define it as clearly sativa or indica, guess there is some indica bottom but mostly sativa indeed as we use to define it. Anyway, ones thinking about a crazy sativa effect can be wrong with Nepal Highland. Its much more social and pleasant
best
kaiki

[Ronni]

Hello,

i am interested in this strain and figured it out it is out of stock everywhere.

will there be a new release?

greetings