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12-17-2012, 03:12 AM
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Garhwali Shiva
I have some Garhwali Shiva on the way, I am looking forwasd to it's arrival, I would like any input on it. I also have some Panama Red beans from Ace, along with there Outdoor mix. Any input on these strains would be appreciated. I would really love to sample some of what the strain hunters call Charas.
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12-31-2012, 04:14 PM
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I have grown a few jungli varieties from RSC though I cant remember which exactly, but they are quite similar.
You can expect tall sativa plants with tough stems and good resistance to rain, cold and mold. Slender buds with very good terpenes, usually light high but you do get more potent pheno's. I don't grow enough to make handrub charas but I do make dry sift with smaller buds and leaves, and you can get top quality dry sift from these type of strains. The main qualities are outdoor hardiness, and unique fruity/spicy aroma's, very valueble breeding material Imo.
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01-02-2013, 03:07 AM
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Agreed I am looking forward to seeing the Pheno's that come from it and I will be making my first run an open pollination to bone up my seed stock. Thanks for the input much appreciated, If you like I can update you on the progress once it is at a valuable stage.
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 Yes, please do. Don't see to many RSC grows on here. All the best- Last edited by Guava; 01-03-2013 at 08:16 AM.. Reason: moved text. |
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