BlueHemp - Pakistani
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You may have heard of "Lala's Haze"... if not, google it. He is a breeder and preservationist who lives in Denmark, and heads the Derg Corra Collective. Great guy, and yes, very hairy!
I've never got to try the Dark Kush. I wanted too though, which is why I bought some seeds and stored them till now. Only one pack (10 beans) unfortunately, but hopefully it'll be enough for Lala to work his magic.
Nepali description:
The BH strains were all bred outdoors (perhaps in a greenhouse, but I suspect not) in Switzerland, and now reproduced in Denmark outdoors, so should work practically anywhere outdoors within reason.
Here are a couple of pics Lala took last year of the Nepali:
Also the BH Leb:
IIRC Lala said his favorite smoke last year was the Nepali, so I had to pop a few myself this season!
Also have BlueHemp's Maroc Inspiration going this year, which has become a staple for me - 3rd year in a row with her. Everything about it is nice, and it does well outdoors even in a wet/cloudy region/season like we have here @ 52N.
The only problem I've had with it (although it doesn't put me off growing it) is that it has hermis, and last year I had a heavily seeded crop although the seeds were immature, so did not need removing. I keep my Marocs well away from other females as a precaution!
I've never got to try the Dark Kush. I wanted too though, which is why I bought some seeds and stored them till now. Only one pack (10 beans) unfortunately, but hopefully it'll be enough for Lala to work his magic.
Nepali description:
The BH strains were all bred outdoors (perhaps in a greenhouse, but I suspect not) in Switzerland, and now reproduced in Denmark outdoors, so should work practically anywhere outdoors within reason.
Here are a couple of pics Lala took last year of the Nepali:
Also the BH Leb:
IIRC Lala said his favorite smoke last year was the Nepali, so I had to pop a few myself this season!
Also have BlueHemp's Maroc Inspiration going this year, which has become a staple for me - 3rd year in a row with her. Everything about it is nice, and it does well outdoors even in a wet/cloudy region/season like we have here @ 52N.
The only problem I've had with it (although it doesn't put me off growing it) is that it has hermis, and last year I had a heavily seeded crop although the seeds were immature, so did not need removing. I keep my Marocs well away from other females as a precaution!
SashaFromRussia
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Hey! I’m very interested in this strain. Do you sell its’ seeds?
