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misterD · 05-02-2015, 01:55 PM

Hola,

I don't know exactly where to start, but i'm gonna start like that i guess. Back in 2012 my friend been gifted by canadian soldier, of a big bag of seeds from "Azad" a region in west kashmir near the pakistan border!

That's the most divine hash plant to smoke and a really hardy to cold and high humidity strain!

We pass almost 2 years and plenty of seeds popped later to find a male, then back in 2013 we finally find one!

We clearly know after these years than there was 2 main phenotype, 1 wild tall with a strong lemon smell, and another one done abit later outside, but way more compact, short .. With that divine kashmir hash smell!

This pheno is a pain to clone but what so ever! We breed that short compact phenotype!

We harvest these seeds spring 2k14 .. And finally, i'm gonna try these outdoor! I popped a bunch of seeds early this spring!

An i come out with that strong lady .. I still try to find the way to clone her .. But so far, i can only grow one plant on top of my balcony this year. Due to new neighbors!

I'm just shaking her, and that strong hash smell come out. So, i'm not unhappy at some point to just have to deal with one plant with that type of smell!!!

Pictures will follow

misterD · 05-02-2015, 02:07 PM

Ollie · 05-02-2015, 02:29 PM

Interesting , the real Kashmir is like smoking silky clouds .. but rare is rare gonna be .

Big up

Chomba64 · 05-02-2015, 03:26 PM

Good luck. Sounds like a great project...

browntrout · 05-02-2015, 03:29 PM

looks neat, nice work fella

misterD · 05-02-2015, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Ollie

Interesting , the real Kashmir is like smoking silky clouds .. but rare is rare gonna be .

Big up

Thanks.

Indeed, if i have to choose one strain to smoke for the rest of my live! That'll be anything else than this! Greatest high, that also remind me early 90's and when everything beggin for me.

OakyJoe · 05-02-2015, 04:55 PM

Nice! Keep us uptodate

Shizzlenator · 05-03-2015, 12:31 PM

Thats so Funny im from the valley where u get the seeds from

Hope u enjoy them, like i do !
I have planty of kashmir seeds in the fridge ! I should germ some of them this spring

Keep on doing this show!

Greetings

misterD · 05-03-2015, 02:18 PM

Thanks everyone, just take a sit!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shizzlenator

Thats so Funny im from the valley where u get the seeds from

Hope u enjoy them, like i do !
I have planty of kashmir seeds in the fridge ! I should germ some of them this spring

Keep on doing this show!

Greetings

Haha, no worries i already enjoy them almost everyday since 2010!

As i said, that's totally divine weed!

Thumbs UP to you're region

geneva_sativa · 05-05-2015, 03:57 AM

wishing best for your project, misterD !

some of my most enjoyable smokes from that area

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misterD Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: High btw 2 mountains Posts: 1,526	Azad, kashmir Hola, I don't know exactly where to start, but i'm gonna start like that i guess. Back in 2012 my friend been gifted by canadian soldier, of a big bag of seeds from "Azad" a region in west kashmir near the pakistan border! That's the most divine hash plant to smoke and a really hardy to cold and high humidity strain! We pass almost 2 years and plenty of seeds popped later to find a male, then back in 2013 we finally find one! We clearly know after these years than there was 2 main phenotype, 1 wild tall with a strong lemon smell, and another one done abit later outside, but way more compact, short .. With that divine kashmir hash smell! This pheno is a pain to clone but what so ever! We breed that short compact phenotype! We harvest these seeds spring 2k14 .. And finally, i'm gonna try these outdoor! I popped a bunch of seeds early this spring! An i come out with that strong lady .. I still try to find the way to clone her .. But so far, i can only grow one plant on top of my balcony this year. Due to new neighbors! I'm just shaking her, and that strong hash smell come out. So, i'm not unhappy at some point to just have to deal with one plant with that type of smell!!! Pictures will follow Last edited by misterD; 06-23-2015 at 03:52 PM..
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Shizzlenator Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Neelum Valley Posts: 397	Thats so Funny im from the valley where u get the seeds from Hope u enjoy them, like i do ! I have planty of kashmir seeds in the fridge ! I should germ some of them this spring Keep on doing this show! Greetings __________________
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geneva_sativa Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2014 Posts: 1,340	wishing best for your project, misterD ! some of my most enjoyable smokes from that area
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Ollie Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 1,171	Interesting , the real Kashmir is like smoking silky clouds .. but rare is rare gonna be . Big up
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Chomba64 Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 316	Good luck. Sounds like a great project...
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browntrout Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 1,484	looks neat, nice work fella
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