Petrochemical
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Looks like a missle of trichs
CAMBODIAN SATIVA
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TAÏNY
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Wow..... people's evolutions on naming weeds, got more and more sophisticated now a day..... Like in THAILAND, I'd heard some "pretty cool" names too coming from Thai people selling weeds to tourists.
Among them names includes : "GOLDEN TIGER" ; "THAI STICK" ; "FOI TONG" ; "TANAOSRI KHAO" ; "TANAOSRI DANG" ; "KOH CHANG DET" ; "SQUIRREL'S TAIL" ; "TIGER'S TAIL"..... and even "DRAGON'S TAIL".......... well dudes and dudettes... that's quite a bit ha coming from them street dealers for THAI VARIETIES that consists of only three or four STRAINS! What a fucked up business idea to confuse tourists who brings them the money. And the funny part to me is that in a tourist area cities most of them dealers don't even smoke WEED. Just selling it to innocent tourists hybrids mostly under most wanted famous names so they can feed they habits smoking "YA BÁ". Thailand is the number one hybrids importer in Southeast Asia. So one has to know thai strains... And if you have the mistake to ask one particular strain that your friends told you on his last trip to Thailand... You'll be in for a lifetime surprise because for sure they will tell you that they have it or to make it more real pretend to call some bull connections...
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that looks lovely
TAÏNY
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@Petrochemical I asked that uncle too about "MANICURE" he said the reason he didn't do it, it's not to gain weight but rather to avoid the trichomes from dropping off. That's why when I was in CHIANG RAI last year the very well manicured weed, viewed from my mini microscope didn't have much trichomes on it. Almost like it had been swift to make hash...
TAÏNY
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@harvestreaper actually first I was discussed by the look but manicuring it before rolling... Sticky as "Scotch tape" and like you are peeling an orange smell.
After smoking this, what do you want to do ?
-Cleaning/working/sport/gardening
or
-listening to music/laugh/make love/nothing just be happy
or
-clench your butthole (serrer les fesses) because you're tripping very hard ?
TAÏNY
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Just wanna smoke some AFGHANI coz I felt like wanted to faint.
He no doubt revolutionised cannabis and made good seeds available for every home grower, but did nothing to preserve landraces as far as I can tell.
Anyone interested in landrace should check out The Real Seed Company. Angus is a wealth of information on cannabis and passionate about preserving landrace. He has also lived in Laos and travelled throughout that part of the world.
‘Curious About Cannabis’ Landrace Interview on Youtube
The full deep dive into landraces with the excellent Jason of Curious About Cannabis is now up at Youtube. NOTE: In passing, I inadvertently misrepresent the Schultes taxonomy as it was in the earl…
landrace.blog
Great thread btw. Good to see people trying to preserve these varieties.
I am quite convinced the Laos that you grew (and kindly gifted seeds, hope you don't mind me saying) is authentic landrace. The one I grew looks very much like the plant on page 1 of this thread. the high from the mango Laos was nicer though so far.
The Laos I had in Laos reminded me very much of Thai stick but without the paranoia. Very nice pot. Don't know if original Thai Stick still exists, but I am sure something close to it does.
Seriously ?
TAÏNY
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@flower~power SERIOUSLY!!! I wouldn't joke about some like this... You know man? Just personal liking and not trying to convince anybody else...
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@Chi13
it was sourced in thailand , around undonthani by a friend ,
he got it from a laos friend whose family had been growing it for a long time ,
he said it was the best sativa he had to date ,
i had a fair idea it would mate well with mango haze ,
and im glad the folks who have tried it have said the same thing ...
i think there is no strain known as thai stick weed ,
more, its just a method of presentation,
even that brick weed from laos may compare with that stuff we got on sticks eons ago ,
as long as it was matured properly and handled a bit better ,
ive pulled some apart and it looked like it was harvested early and then smashed together ,
i doubt that did much to enhance the product ...
its likely in time pot as good as we had when we were younger ,
will be available again there , as long as there is a market for it , which i suspect there will be ....
it was sourced in thailand , around undonthani by a friend ,
he got it from a laos friend whose family had been growing it for a long time ,
he said it was the best sativa he had to date ,
i had a fair idea it would mate well with mango haze ,
and im glad the folks who have tried it have said the same thing ...
i think there is no strain known as thai stick weed ,
more, its just a method of presentation,
even that brick weed from laos may compare with that stuff we got on sticks eons ago ,
as long as it was matured properly and handled a bit better ,
ive pulled some apart and it looked like it was harvested early and then smashed together ,
i doubt that did much to enhance the product ...
its likely in time pot as good as we had when we were younger ,
will be available again there , as long as there is a market for it , which i suspect there will be ....
TAÏNY
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Just came back from my uncle's friend's house...
He hand rubbed select some plants of his strain for me,the exact same strain that I'd bought a sac from him. I'm bringing them back with me to Cambodia even though I've already collected so far five seeds from joints that I'd rolled (around ten joints). Rarely seeded too unlike any Thai I've seen. In one normal king-size joint I found one seed or sometimes none.
Thai border don't usely check your suitcase when going back to CAMBODIA, but even if they do...
By the way... Uncle-Dude told me those plants he started sowing them on the 1st of May and that they are most likely females, hence his rubbing & smelling technic.
He hand rubbed select some plants of his strain for me,the exact same strain that I'd bought a sac from him. I'm bringing them back with me to Cambodia even though I've already collected so far five seeds from joints that I'd rolled (around ten joints). Rarely seeded too unlike any Thai I've seen. In one normal king-size joint I found one seed or sometimes none.
Thai border don't usely check your suitcase when going back to CAMBODIA, but even if they do...
By the way... Uncle-Dude told me those plants he started sowing them on the 1st of May and that they are most likely females, hence his rubbing & smelling technic.
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sounds good i know the orange smell had it strong in a few uhkrul recently
TAÏNY
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A THAI farmer showed me this documentary on YouTube from the THAI GOVERNMENT THEMSELVES about all EXISTING TRUE THAI STRAINS... "ONLY FOUR".
That way down-to-earth people will no longer be FOOLED ANYMORE!!!
to watch the documentary, click on the black screen at the :
"Watch on YouTube" part.
That way down-to-earth people will no longer be FOOLED ANYMORE!!!
to watch the documentary, click on the black screen at the :
"Watch on YouTube" part.
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TAÏNY
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Cool... but I didn't say "Orange Smell" but rather the "Orange Peel" when "SQUEEZED".
that's what I am witnessing too, so I don't even enter a debate.
But you will find the right people here, just naturally
hillarious
yes i understood you fine the orange peel when squeezed is an orange smell of which there are many types soft sharp etc in fact i crossed the orange peel uhkrul with a soft orange fruit smell taste /lemon tangie
truth aint for liteweights lol
