[thejact55]

Originally Posted by browntrout

Neat, RSC has some nice genetics. I still have some Kuomani. Nanda Devi & Gwarlhi shiva

Hi brown trout.
I have seen some of your work on another forum (*****). I have the Kuomani on back-burner, but I am not sure if I will ever get to them lol. Have you grown the shiva yet? How was that strain, if you have popped em...

[thejact55]

Oh woops. Guess I can't speak of other forums lol.

[Manivelle]

have you got some close up of the buds of the malane calyx only structure please ?

[thejact55]

Originally Posted by Manivelle

have you got some close up of the buds of the malane calyx only structure please ?

I might have a couple. Give me a couple days to get back from my travels. They might be a little lacking, as I kept them in 1 gallon pots and fully pollinated them right off the bat? But I'll see what I can find.

[thejact55]

These are really all I have, sorry. This is the same plant. It had more of the "airy" single calyx build. The other plant had a more dense structure. like I said, seeded immediately, and kept restricted in one gallon pots, so it doesnt do this plant justice. The smell of this one was a buttery creamy sweet smell. I could only imagine this is the
"malana cream" trait that is spoken of.

[thejact55]

Here is my current project. Strains are The Real Seed Company's Chitrali and Lebanese, and Ace's Paki Kush.

I started with 26 seeds, 100 percent germination. I have culled 4 plants so far (2-Chitrali and 2- Aces Paki), due to deformity, or lack of vigor. So I have left, 7 Chitrali, 9 Lebanese and 6 Ace's Paki. Some will go outside for full growth, some will stay indoors and be pollinated for future seeds stock. I have 4 Chitrali Females and 2 Pakis that have shown preflowers, I suspect one more paki and maybe one more Chitrali may be female, but have given no proof either way. I know of a couple male Lebanese, but none have shot pistils yet.
The top photo is a sample of all three strains. Left to Right- Aces' Paki, with the widest leaf structure, then Chitrali, then the lebanese. The lebs are all super short with tight nodes, and more elongated leaves then the other two strains. I have 2 phenos of Chitrali, most are taller/average structure, but 2 plants are super short with great side branching already. The Pakis are pretty uniform, with a standard Kush structure, and short wide leaves.
The bottom photo is just a group shot of the over-growing of my tent. I should have some outside next week, and then the rest split into different tents and rooms for breeding.

[Manivelle]

thank you . this sinai seems interesting .

Originally Posted by thejact55

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These are really all I have, sorry. This is the same plant. It had more of the "airy" single calyx build. The other plant had a more dense structure. like I said, seeded immediately, and kept restricted in one gallon pots, so it doesnt do this plant justice. The smell of this one was a buttery creamy sweet smell. I could only imagine this is the
"malana cream" trait that is spoken of.

[thejact55]

The Sinai was one of my favorites. Great yeild and structure. It started flowering early June (northern hemisphere). Almost an auto trait, but took till mid October to finish. I will use this in crosses in the future. Definetly try it out.

[bmiss]

how did the chitrali and mr nice spice turn out?

[thejact55]

I put the spice on hold for now. The Chitrali are going good. I have 2 females outside for bud production, and 3 females inside to pollinate and seed with a couple males. Look up above, the Chitrali is grown with some lebanese and aces paki kush. I'll have updated pics soon.