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Colombian Black
- Thread starter Zanddar
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mike-or-ozzy
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Hi Zanddar, beautiful buds and those seeds look stellar and ready to GROW! Nice work and the best with the classes.
Very stretchy and of very large stature with great vigor. Buds consisted of dreads, single strands or rows of calyxes with thin/fine leaves. Some with a bit more density. Peanut smells in flower and lemon when crushed. Plants were very similar in growth, with only slight variations in bud formations.
Have seeds from all the females and 2 males used.
Have seeds from all the females and 2 males used.
Hello everyone 
Don't see much as for resin covered leaves, but it will change your view on life.
Grinding the bud up in my fingers left a sticky pile of bud and seeds behind.
Very uplifting, visual, deep contemplative, inner peace, tingling in the forehead, long lasting, light airy buds with a very nice spicy wild Colombian smell.
This is the last and best CB I liked still going. My PR are in flower for a few days now and this CB will come down before pollen is released.
Hope your holidays and everything else is going well. Best to you all.
Don't see much as for resin covered leaves, but it will change your view on life.
Grinding the bud up in my fingers left a sticky pile of bud and seeds behind.
Very uplifting, visual, deep contemplative, inner peace, tingling in the forehead, long lasting, light airy buds with a very nice spicy wild Colombian smell.
This is the last and best CB I liked still going. My PR are in flower for a few days now and this CB will come down before pollen is released.
Hope your holidays and everything else is going well. Best to you all.
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Tranquilidade
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Looks very healthy, curious how do you feed these long flowering sativas?
Congrats @Zanddar for all the great work you have been doing past months with the Colombians 
Thanks for selecting, reproducing and preserving this old tropical line. It's quite difficult to evaluate extreme tropical sativas indoors, but you did a great job such numerous giants. Gentle organic feeding is the way to go with these equatorials. Eager to learn more about the Punto Rojo!
Happy holidays
Thanks for selecting, reproducing and preserving this old tropical line. It's quite difficult to evaluate extreme tropical sativas indoors, but you did a great job such numerous giants. Gentle organic feeding is the way to go with these equatorials. Eager to learn more about the Punto Rojo!
Happy holidays
Hello everyone 
Beautiful plants and definitely worth the time. I will do some unseeded buds later from my own seeds.
The purple, black and red coloring is moving from the bottom to the top of the plant as it matures.
The smell is of a wild Colombian and very nice. Soft and delicate smell, not like any hybrid.
The plant is pulled down on it's side and the dreads are growing vertical up off the side of the branch, when they would normally be growing up along the branch. So that's why some of the buds look so thin.
This is about 28 weeks. Obviously, this strain will appeal to pure landrace sativa lovers.
The others I harvested for seed only, but they were nice too. This one I wanted to see how it would finish.
I will try to veg it back and back cross it to my fresh seed.
I put a comparison pic up of my 2024 seed and the original seed.
Beautiful plants and definitely worth the time. I will do some unseeded buds later from my own seeds.
The purple, black and red coloring is moving from the bottom to the top of the plant as it matures.
The smell is of a wild Colombian and very nice. Soft and delicate smell, not like any hybrid.
The plant is pulled down on it's side and the dreads are growing vertical up off the side of the branch, when they would normally be growing up along the branch. So that's why some of the buds look so thin.
This is about 28 weeks. Obviously, this strain will appeal to pure landrace sativa lovers.
The others I harvested for seed only, but they were nice too. This one I wanted to see how it would finish.
I will try to veg it back and back cross it to my fresh seed.
I put a comparison pic up of my 2024 seed and the original seed.
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The strain does indeed perform like an extremely long-flowering, uncontaminated Colombian sativa, with some similarities to Oldtimer's Haze, yet different. You are doing an amazing job @Zanddar very few growers would have the patience to wait for such a long flowering time to properly evaluate them and produce seeds 
You can be proud for this contribution to the preservation of tropical sativa genepool, thanks!
You can be proud for this contribution to the preservation of tropical sativa genepool, thanks!Looks amazing, colombian black is my favourite colombian so far glad to see her still around
