hi, can you tell me anything about the tyrah valley indicas offered. ive just received a pack this morning..

Hi Jingles,

We have two Tirah lines. Tirah valley is a valley located near to Peshawar in the north west of Pakistan close to the Afghani border.

The line you have was collected by Mriko from wild/escaped plants in the Tirah Valley in '02. The seed you have is a accession number 1 from these landrace lines, a pollination between two males and females.

Our second Tirah line is again collected in the Tirah valley, by Ngapka and is from Cultivated lines, collected from the field crop. This is again a first generation accession from the original field stock.

Both of the lines are traditional valley hashish lines of antiquity.

Hope this helps, i will try and find the disk with pics of the Tirah on tomorrow for you.

Peace, hhf

[moe]

Originally Posted by ngakpa

in Northern Afghanistan it will be sown around May in soil which has been fertilised long beforehand with plenty of manure. Harvest takes place in early December before the heavier snows arrive. Mazar is a long-flowering strain, and Afghans prefer to leave plants as long as possible. The strain enjoys a cold finish, including snow...

whaou, incredible, !!
i really read that, live a bit in snow ?without moisture ?
the one i need in my mountains lol
if u have pics of such nice place i'm interested.

Oh i cant wait for those landrace afghanis sound so good HHF just the fact that there acually used to produce hash there it awesome. Now i just hope i can score some in auction lol probably going to be to rich for my blood though.

Stay safe
Bluekush

Originally Posted by HothouseFlowers

Hi Jingles,

We have two Tirah lines. Tirah valley is a valley located near to Peshawar in the north west of Pakistan close to the Afghani border.

The line you have was collected by Mriko from wild/escaped plants in the Tirah Valley in '02. The seed you have is a accession number 1 from these landrace lines, a pollination between two males and females.

Our second Tirah line is again collected in the Tirah valley, by Ngapka and is from Cultivated lines, collected from the field crop. This is again a first generation accession from the original field stock.

Both of the lines are traditional valley hashish lines of antiquity.

Hope this helps, i will try and find the disk with pics of the Tirah on tomorrow for you.

Peace, hhf

hi . this does help but pics would be good also..look forward to trying them out..J.

[ngakpa]

Originally Posted by ibtokin

what valleys do the hindu kushes originate from? what are the differences in size and flowering time on these two?

Hiya - Hindu Kush #2 is a farmed strain from Yarkhun Valley generally harvested from around mid-November to early December. Unenlightened police policies in this area are putting a lot of pressure on farmers and plants.

Hindu Kush #3 is another cultivar from Laspur, and will typically be cut during late September and October. Again, the police in these areas have in recent times taken it upon themselves to destroy a lot of crops

Both strains will reach a good three metres at least. As with all indicas from these areas they actively enjoy snow and cold temps - the air in these regions is low in moisture though... the same is the case in the desert regions where the Mazar-i-Sharif is grown

Moe, I would recommend you try the HK #3 when it becomes availble- it will likely finish quicker than the other varieties as it grows at a good 3000 metres at least

Cheers,

Ngakpa

[dubmaster]

I know a seedbank selling NL5 in seed form...
Whether or not is true NL5 I dont know...but there is plenty of pics on his forum for those with a keen eye..

HHF...what do you mean by "None 'dank'"?

[Tropical Rain]

i want a haze, a thai and a kush/afghani .....

ETA to SB???

thanks

Later

[moe]

ok Ngakpa

Glad to hear Ngakpa is on the team, you guys fucking rock, cant wait! Good luck with all of you plans brothers!

[mriko]

The line you have was collected by Mriko from wild/escaped plants in the Tirah Valley in '02. The seed you have is a accession number 1 from these landrace lines, a pollination between two males and females.

That's total rubbish !
I haven't been to Tirah valley and the Tirah Seeds I have were obtained in 2004 from a local friend. They are NOT wild/escaped plants, but cultivated sativas. Jingles, the seeds you have are those I was given in Peshawar.

Irie !