[thejact55]

Pic 1- group shot of outdoor plants.
Top left- Aces' Paki Kush
Bottom Left- RSC Lebanese
Right- 2 RSC Chitrali plants
Upper right (in bag)- another Ace Paki Kush

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Indoor Seed Run:
1st photo: Group shot of plants
2nd photo- Group shot of 3 Chitrali Females, pollinated and producing seeds
3rd photo- close up of Chitrali bud.
4th photo- 3 lebanese females, also pollinated.
5th photo- close up of Lebanese bud.

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Photo 1- my 2 seeded Ace Paki Kush
Photo 2- close up of purple bud. Of my 4 total female Ace Kushs', at least 2 will have purple buds.
Photo 3- lower purple buds

[Roms]

Good and interesting show '55! Can you describe Chitrali and Paki Kush terpenes please... Bonne suite!

[thejact55]

The Ace PCK has two plants with a tangy lime citrus smell that I am really enjoying. The other two are fairly neutral with a slightly sweet smell. It is early on so I'm sure they will gain more smell later on.

The chitrali have two smell profiles. The taller one outside and the shorter one inside both have a thick fumy smell. The closest thing I can say is diesel, but it is a little different. The others have a sweet resin smell. No real citrus or tangy yet from them, but we will see what will come later in flower.

[thejact55]

I'm going to add to the terpentines. My tallest lank chitrali indoors smells strongly of pine. I didn't notice it until today, but no mistake.

[Roms]

Thank you for the description and your nose about the lime/citrus/diesel/pine... I think Ace's stuff may be more potent because lemony smells are often synonymous of good THC level! TRSC's Chitrali must be more on normal CBD kushy vibes imho. Peace

[thejact55]

There's no doubt there are more resin on Aces, and his strain is very stable and uniform in structure (all exactly the same in leaf and stem development) and smell (exactly two smells only). But as to be expected, on potency and uniformity. I like variety and for me personally (light smoker, heavy grower lol) potency takes a seat to beauty and overall smell. Happy with all results to this point. Thanks for looking roms. Alot of us strive to get to your level of projects.

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Well I guess to update the last of my seed run indoors. I managed to harvest all three Chitrali and Lebanese and the two Ace Pakis for seeds. The chitrali overall was very diverse. all ranged in smell, size and structure. Tall and lanky, short and stout, smells of diesel, resin, pine/orange/herbal between the three. Was really impressed with the pine pheno. Strong resin came on late and the pine overpowered the orange/herbal back drop. The lebanese all very stout and short with long leaves. Smell was good but not great. Ace's plants were uniform and very resinous, quite impressed. I got a bundle of seeds from all of them for future use.

Pics-
1-Pine Chitrali.
2- another chitrali
3- purple ace chitrali
4- another ace, with great lemon lime smell
5- seed harvest
6- lebanese

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Now to my current outdoor situation. Pics taken today.

Pics
1- overall of garden
2- Shorter chitrali in early bud. 4' tall, very dense.
3- picture of early bud
4- other chitrali. Over 7' tall and lanky! Smelliest plant in veg. I doubt a heavy plant for yeild but quality based on veg smell should be nice.
5- lebanese. Close to 6' tall. I excpet a nice yeild. Love the long leaves.
6- Ace paki- almost 7' tall. Should be a monster yeilder.
7- ace paki I took out of my seed room and re-vegged. Wonderful citrus/heavy resin smell, and was coated early on in trichs. I have clones of her for future use.
8- second generation Sinai stock, to test viability of seeds...sucess.
9- A chitrali plant, deformed initially, but I kept it in like a cup of soil. It is still alive and has grown past its deformities. It is as old as the large plants, but may 10 inches tall. no sex shown yet. just my sick little experiment.
10- funny story. I tossed some shake and white seeds in my back yard a month or two ago. a seed sprouted and my fiance noticed it a while ago and was mowing the lawn around it, never told me. I finally noticed and dug it up and put it in a pot. my suprise little chitrali grown from an immature seed in my lawn