hi ace
nice to see you
your stuff looks realy interesting!
can you tell me of guirilla?
i am wondering how far north it has been grown,
as i have till the end of sept and am concerned of the
9-10 flowering taking to long to mature in the good weather,
i am at 50degrees north.
als it is well mold resistant? i often have rainy fall season.
thank you much for reply
and good luck
fisher

[dubi]

High fisher!

Our Guerrilla is a Leshoto x Nepalese kathmandu sativa hybrid. It's highland sativa with robust columnar structure and relative fast flowering. It's quite cold and raind resistant. We have finished her at 43-45ºN without any problem.

It's not our most powerful strain but it's very nice sativa for colder outdoor conditions.

Bangi Haze is also rain and cold resistant, being the high more euphoric and powerful than Guerrilla.

Thanks for the interest! dubi

[Highlighter]

Hey Dubi, just wondering if the Nepalese kathmandu sativa hybrid used in the Guerilla, the same male used in the Bangi Haze?
And while we're at it, is the Bangi Haze mom the same in the Congo?
Thanks!

[dubi]

Originally Posted by Highlighter

Hey Dubi, just wondering if the Nepalese kathmandu sativa hybrid used in the Guerilla, the same male used in the Bangi Haze?
And while we're at it, is the Bangi Haze mom the same in the Congo?
Thanks!

Hello Highlighter,

There are different genetics in each hybrid.

Guerrilla is a highland compact and fast flowering Leshoto IBL stabilized here in Spain by Cannabiogen, crossed with a tall, medium-long flowering wild Nepalese from Kathmandu Valleys.

Bangi Haze is a Congo #3 (long flowering, most powerful electric congolese sativa we have found) crossed with a compact fast flowering nepalese highland (different to the tall delicate wild nepalese kathmandu phenotype), and then inbred for 6 generations to stabilize the electric euphoric congolese high and the robust compact fast flowering nepalese highland traits.

Our Congo is a 3 way hybrid. The mother is Bangi Congo, a rare congolese variety with smaller size and faster flowering than other sativas from similar latitudes. It's not so strong like Congo #3, so we combined the Bangi Congo with Congo #3/Pakistan Chitral F3 line. The result is a combination of 2 great congolese strains with a hint of indica to add thicker stems and denser flowers.

I hope it helps! Thanks for the interest! dubi

[Highlighter]

Thanks for the detailed response, always appreciated.

I just don't get calling it Bangi Haze, when 'the' Bangi isn't used.

[ker2noir]

Hi highlighter and dubi.
I have 3 guerilla females but two are similar to the left one, but the other is comlpletely different. Any infos about that?
Thanks

[dubi]

Originally Posted by Highlighter

Thanks for the detailed response, always appreciated.

I just don't get calling it Bangi Haze, when 'the' Bangi isn't used.

Well, It maybe sounds a little bit confusing. Bangi is also a generic term used here in Spain to talk about Congolese sativas. Haze is many times used to describe sativa dominant plant with incense aromas.

Bangi Haze is a stabilized sativa hybrid joining the strong congolese high and the incense nepalese undertones. That's why the breeder decided to call her 'Bangi Haze'. It's not something i decided.

Good luck with your Congo! Please, keep us updated! dubi

[dubi]

Originally Posted by ker2noir

Hi highlighter and dubi.
I have 3 guerilla females but two are similar to the left one, but the other is comlpletely different. Any infos about that?
Thanks
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Good day ker2noir!

It's good to see you are also growing Guerrilla! Thank you very much for trust in our work!

Pure nepalese kathmandu are very tall, thin and delicate sativas so Guerilla was bred towards the robust and strong Leshoto structure. Leaf traits and colour could vary a little between plants, but they usually grow strong and robust with medium internode lenght like you are posting. There are some rarer taller nepalese sativa expressions which are not very frequent.

Thanks for share your pics! dubi

[ker2noir]

Hi guerilla growers,
Two pics from two different pheno at 3 weeks of bloom.




I have the clone for outside

[ker2noir]

Hi all, some pics from the nepal pheno leaves. It looks sweet at 4 weeks