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four seasons · 10-10-2009, 09:13 PM

Thanks for the Orient Express Dubi.
A wonderfull Sativa ,keeper for sure.
Not a very big harvest on this particular plant but wow the high is very happy and spacey with a nice body aspect to it.
My OE plant only had five hours of direct sun and it still pumped out very nice colas.
The flowers havnt cured yet but the flavor is hashy with woody spicy tones on a tangy citrus bottom.

Jim Rockford · 10-11-2009, 01:56 AM

Thanks for the great reporting. I've been sitting on these beans (and lord knows how many others for a while) way too long. And my oriental girlfriend keeps giving me shit to ge them growing. I've looked at this thread one too many times. I'm bumping them up to a project or two away. Looks very yummy!

dubi · 10-14-2009, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by four seasons

Thanks for the Orient Express Dubi.
A wonderfull Sativa ,keeper for sure.
Not a very big harvest on this particular plant but wow the high is very happy and spacey with a nice body aspect to it.
My OE plant only had five hours of direct sun and it still pumped out very nice colas.
The flowers havnt cured yet but the flavor is hashy with woody spicy tones on a tangy citrus bottom.

Thanks for the feedback 4 seasons

Im glad you are enjoying her taste and effect, high is pleasant and balanced.
Congrats!

mayan · 10-16-2009, 12:38 AM

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high is pleasant and balanced.
Congrats!

And very elevating! A beautiful plant!!

10-26-2009, 06:43 PM

This one is a small bud of the Orient Express, this week I raise photos of " The Ogre " in the outdoor, an enormous cut put in outdoor.

Ol¸Dirty Janez! · 11-02-2009, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by dubi

Orient Express short massive phenos harvested, 55 days flowering time.

very very nice

dubi · 11-05-2009, 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by bocil

This one is a small bud of the Orient Express, this week I raise photos of " The Ogre " in the outdoor, an enormous cut put in outdoor.

Lovely outdoor dried bud bocil, hope you and friends are enjoying the fruits!
Take care. dubi

mriko · 01-13-2010, 09:08 PM

yum, nice buds everyone !

By the way, I am in search of some Orient Express pollen. This is to save some cross I have made, between a female Orient Express and a make Shirin Gol (Tajik landrace). I only had half a dozen seeds and none of them has produced a male so far. There's only oneplant left which isn't sexed yet, so there's still hope, but by the look of the leaves I am suspecting some un-planned pollinization by some Uzbek pollen and although a (Orient Express x Tajik) x (Orient Express x Uzbek) sounds good, this is not what I am after with the cross I want to save, which has the particularity of being extremely fast (Uzbek genes would lenghten the flowering time I think). the female I have already shows some small buds at 2 weeks of 12/12 and the one I grew last year finished in less than 7 weeks with small but surpebly resinous buds.
The only solution I have to maintain this cross is through pollinization with some OE or SG pollen, OE's one being easier to get as more people grow this strain than SG. So I'm asking around, is there by any chance someone who has some Orient Express pollen at hand, and would be willing to share some of it so i can maintain that cross and work it further. Resulting seeds will be shared with the generous donator of course.

Irie !

03-29-2010, 03:42 PM

Does the femmed version represent particular pheno or traits or is there some variation in there vs. regular one? Just curious. I would quess it to be more homogenuous.

treewizard · 04-16-2010, 12:57 PM

One frosty bitch. She was also the sweetest smelling between Big Buddha UK Cheese, Blubonic, & WL Rhino. I like smoking it with the other strains because it boosts the ceiling of the other varieties.

10-10-2009, 09:13 PM	#121
four seasons Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 495	Thanks for the Orient Express Dubi. A wonderfull Sativa ,keeper for sure. Not a very big harvest on this particular plant but wow the high is very happy and spacey with a nice body aspect to it. My OE plant only had five hours of direct sun and it still pumped out very nice colas. The flowers havnt cured yet but the flavor is hashy with woody spicy tones on a tangy citrus bottom.
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10-11-2009, 01:56 AM	#122
Jim Rockford Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Malibu, Ca. Posts: 747	Thanks for the great reporting. I've been sitting on these beans (and lord knows how many others for a while) way too long. And my oriental girlfriend keeps giving me shit to ge them growing. I've looked at this thread one too many times. I'm bumping them up to a project or two away. Looks very yummy! __________________ More people die each year from slipping on ice than marijuana, do we have a 100 billion dollar war against ice?
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01-13-2010, 09:08 PM	#128
mriko Green Mujaheed Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Free Republic of Mrikostan - 50°N Posts: 1,968	yum, nice buds everyone ! By the way, I am in search of some Orient Express pollen. This is to save some cross I have made, between a female Orient Express and a make Shirin Gol (Tajik landrace). I only had half a dozen seeds and none of them has produced a male so far. There's only oneplant left which isn't sexed yet, so there's still hope, but by the look of the leaves I am suspecting some un-planned pollinization by some Uzbek pollen and although a (Orient Express x Tajik) x (Orient Express x Uzbek) sounds good, this is not what I am after with the cross I want to save, which has the particularity of being extremely fast (Uzbek genes would lenghten the flowering time I think). the female I have already shows some small buds at 2 weeks of 12/12 and the one I grew last year finished in less than 7 weeks with small but surpebly resinous buds. The only solution I have to maintain this cross is through pollinization with some OE or SG pollen, OE's one being easier to get as more people grow this strain than SG. So I'm asking around, is there by any chance someone who has some Orient Express pollen at hand, and would be willing to share some of it so i can maintain that cross and work it further. Resulting seeds will be shared with the generous donator of course. Irie ! __________________ "To forbid or even seriously to restrict the use of so gracious an herb as hemp would cause widespread suffering and annoyance and to large bands of worshipped ascetics, deep-seated anger. It would rob the people of a solace in discomfort, of a cure in sickness, of a guardian whose gracious protection saves them from the attacks of evil influences, and whose mightly power makes the devotee of the Victorious, overcoming the demons of hunger and thirst, of panic, fear, of the glamour of Maya or matter, and of madness, able in rest to brood on the Eternal, till the Eternal,possessing him body and soul, frees him from the haunting of self and receives him into the Ocean of Being." Indian Hemp Drugs Commission Meet the Green Man ! "Never doubt that a small group of people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead "I can, I shall and in the future I will have done" C. Montgomery Burns
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04-16-2010, 12:57 PM	#130
treewizard Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 292	One frosty bitch. She was also the sweetest smelling between Big Buddha UK Cheese, Blubonic, & WL Rhino. I like smoking it with the other strains because it boosts the ceiling of the other varieties. __________________ Kicken it real since last tuesday
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10-26-2009, 06:43 PM	#125
bocil Guest Posts: n/a	This one is a small bud of the Orient Express, this week I raise photos of " The Ogre " in the outdoor, an enormous cut put in outdoor.
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03-29-2010, 03:42 PM	#129
unthing Guest Posts: n/a	Does the femmed version represent particular pheno or traits or is there some variation in there vs. regular one? Just curious. I would quess it to be more homogenuous.
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