[Roms]

Flood tima thx

Yarkhun valleys



Nouristan ex-Kafiristan culture (protohistoric)


Well those tribes from the most inaccessible valleys that border Afghanistan and India (Pakistan) look cool! Of course they are peaceful and they should cultivate cannabis from a long time ago! Unfortunately nowadays this animist People and this land up to 3000m is decimated cause monotheism n' islam.

Nuristan Valleys

[3rd-3yed]

Seems we are neighbor & have quite the same taste for oldshool Cannabis afghanica, quite funny haha!

Keep the good work mate, hope to meet you one of those days !


Kenavo !

[Dog Star]

One question for Roms..

How much of potent smoke are those indicas you showing?


Nice thread by the way,adore indicas so am interested to learn more..


Regards

DS

[Mustafunk]

Beautiful old strain from Pakistan... I still remember the great old pictures from Mriko, good vibes for him wherever he is. Very interesting landraces from the hashish motherland indeed. Wish there were more of those available so we could understand more about the hashish culture and its plants.

Those "thin" looking Yarkhuns look more like the old NLD hashish landraces that Vavilov was describing rather than the more domesticated broad leaf afghanica subspecies found along the Chitral valley later on (former Kunar river valley), when Afghanistan took over the hashish industry after the fall of Turkestan and Yarkand reign.

Vibes.

[Roms]

Vibes Mustafunk, we hope that Mriko's relaunches and revive his association project for the Hindu Kush preservation. Unfortunately it is "off" cause lack of support and war tima there but the day will come, AlHamdoulillah

Btw here a nice Pakistan trip...
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=34849

Here my current grow with the last Pakik F1s, F2s needed!

[Roms]

To complete the phyllotaxy debate i think it is imperative to have in mind and understanding that up to 3000m vegetation is considerably different and few species can really adapt. Nouristan valleys is up to 3000. Chitral , Laspur or Yarkhuns valleys are lower...

Cannabis has maybe adapted and acclimatiz, by the altitude and UV intensity plant has naturally shrinks and expands its leaves to compensate. Also more resin production to protect the plant.

[Roms]

Originally Posted by Dog Star

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How much of potent smoke are those indicas you showing (...)

Salut DS, Yarkhun is not a potent stuff bro, medium i would say with a good combo physical and head relax (and not kill^^). But as always bit opposite potent pheno could appears but not usual!

My cross with X18 is degree potent above with complex fruity/vegetable tastes and heavier physical effects, less head high too.

[Roms]

Originally Posted by Mustafunk

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Those "thin" looking Yarkhuns look more like the old NLD hashish landraces that Vavilov was describing rather than the more domesticated broad leaf afghanica subspecies found along the Chitral valley later on (former Kunar river valley), when Afghanistan took over the hashish industry after the fall of Turkestan and Yarkand reign.

Vibes.

Afghanica is not only a BLD, is also NLD according to the stage of grow! It's a F1 sati*indi! Afghanica is from Afghani oasis province hasch prod. where they breeded giant the indica to 5m by the cross with unknown sativa! Chitrali cultivars from the Kunar valley are not Afghanica alias indica giant, they are just indica pure, 3m max. True Kafiristanican (DC/X18) btw approx 1.5/2m max.

[GoatCheese]

Originally Posted by Roms

Btw here a nice Pakistan trip...
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=34849

[Dog Star]

X18 looks very very interesting...,
those fat pistils and tight nugs have some special charm,eye candy for sure.

Thanx for answer Roms,so a X18 gives hard couchlock if i get proper??

Kafiristanica are plants that i dont have much experience with,they look so great on pics,
like Pit Bulls of Cannabis World,short compact,true indicas.


Kind regards Roms