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Old 12-06-2013, 04:54 PM #31
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i go 17/7 veg. and 11.5/12.5 for landraces. lots of options. ferts are important (low ferts for lots of landraces, especially n). threads on this on landrace threads too. i lst (bend stems) and defoliate fan leaves during veg. some to constrict stretch.

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Old 12-18-2013, 10:21 AM #32
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hey,

a small update

5 of 7 plants shows big leafs which get smaller the bigger the plants got and 2plants have thin leafs but one of them is crippled and the other one have very small leafs.
i think this Zamal genetic is not the pure one or its fake.. but we have to wait for the flower to say it definitely.
today is flower day 3
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ps i m not sure how to post the link of the german community becaus im scarred i do something wrong ( my english sucks too)
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Hey there guys,

I just found info about this new? seedbank called Seeds of Africa. They are offering an interesting selection of african classic strains at great prices too.

Never had any information until now and couldn't find even nice pictures or detailed info about the strains and seedbank. I was quite interested although the flowering times on the website about 50 to 85 days even for the Zamal seeds sound pretty suspicious though, so it doesn't look really legit....

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Has anyone any information about the seedbank? This reminds me to that Holy Smokes/Malberry seeds... even though I've found some forum grow reports from the Mulanje and it looked like a real sativa landrace at least. It's a pity that nowadays it's so hard to purchase good and non hybridised lines. No space for exotic plants in this cannabis mainstream scene!

Thanks and good vibes for all the landrace lovers!
Is Seeds Of Africa in any way connected to the African Seeds Company? (Ethiopian Highland, Zambian Copper, Kariba Surprise, Transkei Green, Swazi Rooibard, Malawi Gold, Durban Poison, etc.)

If you read the ASC package, the lines they had planned but didn't apparently release were:

Mozambique Maconde
Madagascar Magic
Congo Fever DRC
Cameroon Coffee
Vasco da Gama Senegal
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Old 12-19-2013, 11:14 AM #34
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Does anyone know what happened to seeds of africa?their site doesnt work for few days now.
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i dont know but i think my zamal that i grow at the moment is no pure strain grow like a sativa x white widow cross

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Old 01-10-2014, 02:41 PM #36
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hey,

my 4 zamal from soa wich left seems like hybrids.
3 female 1 male.
Im realy like becaus the only real Sativa Phäno turned into a male.
My 2 good female Plants are definatly Sativa Indica Hybrids.
Between a fast and high growing Sativa with large thin leafs and a Indica with small broad leafs and slow veg.
The Sativa impression is dominant.

My 2 Pondo Mystic and 2 Caffee Gold grow like pure Sativa this 2 strains are different too.
Caffee Gold seem early flowering in comparison to Pondo Mystic.

I need more time to grow my Zamal male and female out and pollinate if possible to say more about this strains but someone who search a non hybrid strain from a pure source wont be happy with all seeds of this strain from SOA.
Maybe ^^ a SensiSeed shop was already opened on Reunio.
Who knows!!!

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Is Seeds Of Africa in any way connected to the African Seeds Company? (Ethiopian Highland, Zambian Copper, Kariba Surprise, Transkei Green, Swazi Rooibard, Malawi Gold, Durban Poison, etc.)

If you read the ASC package, the lines they had planned but didn't apparently release were:

Mozambique Maconde
Madagascar Magic
Congo Fever DRC
Cameroon Coffee
Vasco da Gama Senegal


I think it was in 2002 or 2003, I asked for the Congolese in a growshop. The owner told me he had sold some packs a few months before but that strain never arrived again.

He told me the seeds were big but not as peach pips

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Old 01-17-2014, 08:32 PM #38
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hey,

realy sad all this pure landrace Seedbanks from one country like africanseeds are gone.

regards.

PS. i cant advice Zamal from SoA ... just a hybrid.
but Caffee Gold and Pondo Mystic seems real and different

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first smoke report: durban seeds of africa

i ran 2 packs. i selected 4 durban females and one non hermie durban male.

the male had some indica looking influence, mostly sativa. best male i could find.

durban female #3 had frosty tight nugs. smelled good; slight anise seed/liquorice terpene undertones. potency was very good. high was an excellent up, clear, energetic euphoric type high. duration was good 3 hours.

i'm regenerating/revegging this pheno.i have 2 clones rooting. i will only use this dp #3 next year outdoors of the durbans.



this pheno ranks right now with my best of the best. it's a keeper.



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malawi gold seeds of africa:

one female, one male selected keeper out of two packs. the female is now my most prized potential breeder keeper. very potent. tastes like pineapple. smells strong stank. good gooiness/oils/sticky. tight bud formation. very potent. up, energetic and pretty psychoactive. good long duration to the high.

seeds of africa is probably unworked seeds from the area they claim. you need to run at leat two packs of the zamal ( i have 2 great phenos finisheng now, both the spicy zamal type zamal by smell), i only found 1 grail selected malawi gold female and one male mg.

according to many reports african cannabis genetics have been polluted with indica, skunk and autoflowering genetics. you need to run a bunch and select for the pure leaning phenos.

i'm looking for sativas that can be hybrided into grail landrace sativa for bud structure ( increased yield, ease of trimming) for commercial grows. personal smoke strains do not need great bud structure in my program. commercial strains do need good bud structure in my breeding program.

the durban and the malawi gold are both excellent potential candidates.

the selected durban #3 pheno and malawi gold female #1, might be exactly what i've been looking for. we'll see.

the two keeper zamals are frosty and stink great spicy terpenes. i'll harvest as soon as the seeds on them are ready. my one soa zamal male was slightly hermie. i used his pollen into my zamal leaning red haired zamalish out of zamaldelica and into one of my spicy non hermie zamal soa females for future work.

i harvest indoors when the pollen drops from the males and the seeds are ready on the females so i will not really know until these strains and hybrids are run outdoors (organic) in my area and after a good cure.

i've got a lot of indoor strain preservation, pollen freezing, hybrid breeding work to do in a very small space.
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Old 02-12-2014, 08:33 PM #40
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Any pics of the durban?
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