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ganjabrother · 08-20-2007, 05:02 PM

HI there Dubi,

Just out of interest...
Do you know the origins of this nepalese highland from reeferman? it's highland microclimate...

another q, how well would the nepjam do in a temperate climate, how is it's mold resisitance ?

ganjabrother · 08-20-2007, 05:38 PM

and would the potency and especially quality of the high vary greatly between a sunny and a totally rotten rainy summer ?

thx in advance,
Stay HIGH

Ganjabro

09-06-2007, 08:49 PM

Got mine

Can't wait to get these going but there's a few things to do first.

Gunnarguchi · 09-06-2007, 10:05 PM

im kinda in love with the NJ but im short of money at the moment so i have to wait a little.
i manage to make a trade som some Nepalese Highland from ACE so im starting with it and getting to learn the strain and hoefully ill have money for the NJ cross soon.
I plan to grow the Nepalese indoor this winter and post grow report and pics on Icmag.
Also make some crosse with the pure Nepalese highland and some local danish strains like the Leb27 an others.
But ofcourse ill try the NJ as soon as my situation allows it.

dubi · 09-10-2007, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Gunnarguchi

Any differences between the 2 regarding grow, yeild, the high etc ?

Gunnarguchi, Original Nepalese x Jamaican F1 hybrid and the new backcross to the nepalese are both nepalese dominant plants, with similar growing structure, flowering time, aromas, personality and effect. The new backcrossed version is slighty more uniform towards nepalese side.

dubi · 09-10-2007, 11:58 AM

Hello ganjabrother,

We swapped genetics with Reeferman 2-3 years ago. Nepalese Highland is a highly worked domesticated line, i dont think is a wild original nepalese, maybe somekind of nepalese inbred line for many postive traits like strong growing structure, fast and dense flowering, good indoor adaptability, high resin production, good aromas, long lasting and high quality effect.

Nepalese Jam has very good outdoor mold resistance, but would recommend you Bangi Haze for a cold rainy climate. It's our fastest and mold resistant strain from our catalogue.

thanks medical shed. I hope you enjoy growing them. Please let us know when you start them!

dubi · 09-13-2007, 12:57 AM

Here's Nepalese Jam mother from clone, flowering outdoors in a mediterranean 'patio'

Limeygreen · 09-13-2007, 03:15 AM

Very impressive plant coupled with Aloe that is just so nice.

Gunnarguchi · 09-15-2007, 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by dubi

Gunnarguchi, Original Nepalese x Jamaican F1 hybrid and the new backcross to the nepalese are both nepalese dominant plants, with similar growing structure, flowering time, aromas, personality and effect. The new backcrossed version is slighty more uniform towards nepalese side.

Tnx alot for the info dubi.

Ill be growing NJ indoors this winter and also outdoor here next season for sure.
Almost cant wait

Regarding cold and rainy climates ive noticed that Esbe is growing the Banghi Haze here.
Gotta ask him how they are doing ( remember seeing one posted in one of his grow threads awhile ago).

esbe · 09-15-2007, 08:00 AM

wow dubi bro, those leafs are outstanding!

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medical_shed Guest Posts: n/a	Amazing Ace Got mine Can't wait to get these going but there's a few things to do first.
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dubi Vendor Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 6,891	Nepalese Jam flowering september Here's Nepalese Jam mother from clone, flowering outdoors in a mediterranean 'patio'
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Limeygreen Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,750	Very impressive plant coupled with Aloe that is just so nice. __________________ Your best you try, to harm I and I, Aiming to kill. But I love you still Cause you are here to make prophecy fulfill.
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esbe ĦɎɃ®ɨɗ Ƒ®Øɱ Ħ£ɭɭ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: good is everywhere Posts: 8,483	wow dubi bro, those leafs are outstanding! __________________ .^ĦɎɃ®ɨɗS Ƒ®Øɱ Ħ£ɭɭ Click the gif to learn much more about HFH:
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08-20-2007, 05:02 PM	#51
ganjabrother Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 64	HI there Dubi, Just out of interest... Do you know the origins of this nepalese highland from reeferman? it's highland microclimate... another q, how well would the nepjam do in a temperate climate, how is it's mold resisitance ?
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08-20-2007, 05:38 PM	#52
ganjabrother Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 64	and would the potency and especially quality of the high vary greatly between a sunny and a totally rotten rainy summer ? thx in advance, Stay HIGH Ganjabro
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09-06-2007, 10:05 PM	#54
Gunnarguchi Banned Join Date: May 2007 Location: In Denmark behind a proxy Posts: 1,572	im kinda in love with the NJ but im short of money at the moment so i have to wait a little. i manage to make a trade som some Nepalese Highland from ACE so im starting with it and getting to learn the strain and hoefully ill have money for the NJ cross soon. I plan to grow the Nepalese indoor this winter and post grow report and pics on Icmag. Also make some crosse with the pure Nepalese highland and some local danish strains like the Leb27 an others. But ofcourse ill try the NJ as soon as my situation allows it.
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09-10-2007, 11:58 AM	#56
dubi Vendor Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 6,891	Hello ganjabrother, We swapped genetics with Reeferman 2-3 years ago. Nepalese Highland is a highly worked domesticated line, i dont think is a wild original nepalese, maybe somekind of nepalese inbred line for many postive traits like strong growing structure, fast and dense flowering, good indoor adaptability, high resin production, good aromas, long lasting and high quality effect. Nepalese Jam has very good outdoor mold resistance, but would recommend you Bangi Haze for a cold rainy climate. It's our fastest and mold resistant strain from our catalogue. thanks medical shed. I hope you enjoy growing them. Please let us know when you start them!
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