Info on The Real Seed Company?
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Lao 4 seemed very sturdy and not worthy of support yet, but we had a thunderstorm come through and it's main stalk had split in 3 and was laying flat on the ground. Luckily I caged it up and not a branch withered. Still showing no signs of sex! I swear I found a pistil on it a couple months ago though, with the backup confirmation from a couple friends. Clean citrus smell on the stem, maybe lemon? With a menthol hint. I suck at naming smells. 
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You ought to consider bringing in a cut , and flowering it quickly under severe photo period (10 light/14 dark) in order to sex it.Lao 4 seemed very sturdy and not worthy of support yet, but we had a thunderstorm come through and it's main stalk had split in 3 and was laying flat on the ground. Luckily I caged it up and not a branch withered. Still showing no signs of sex! I swear I found a pistil on it a couple months ago though, with the backup confirmation from a couple friends. Clean citrus smell on the stem, maybe lemon? With a menthol hint. I suck at naming smells.
Sorry I worded that a little wrong. It is sexed, I have found 2 pistils so far. But 99.9% of the nodes look like the photo haha.
Asentrouw
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The Moliotiko started flowering around end of August at lat 52.
I think it can be a bit earlier, as I started the plant quite late in the season.
Its getting quite some balls now, so I hope to collect and freeze some pollen in some time.
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Ok this is the last I'll post of the Lao until there are some actual buds haha. I think we'll be lucky to have it finish by New Years, if they survive the weather. Good news is 2 more confirmed females!!! Hopefully the stretch stops soon, these 3 in 1 400gal pot are starting to crowd! And check that beautiful lime green color compared to the other plants. Beautiful.
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Mazar-i-Sharif at 15 days.
The biggest Rasoli is over 17 feet, and the other three are all 13 to 14 feet. Just in time for possible hurricane conditions this weekend lol -
The 17 footer is the slowest to get into flowering, the next biggest one is a rock star though -
There is a fair amount of variety among the four plants, this one is much lighter green than her sisters and has more rangy, delicate flowers -
All in all I’m really excited about how healthy and productive they have been. Rich floral citrus flower scent promises to make some fun hash.
The 17 footer is the slowest to get into flowering, the next biggest one is a rock star though -
There is a fair amount of variety among the four plants, this one is much lighter green than her sisters and has more rangy, delicate flowers -
All in all I’m really excited about how healthy and productive they have been. Rich floral citrus flower scent promises to make some fun hash.
Not much to say about the Dakshinkali other than that they are freaking huge as well, but very slow to get into flowering. So far, I’ve only confirmed sex on two out of the three (both female). Stem rubs are piney minty. These are definitely looking like they won’t finish until November -
The Panjshiri continue to have Septoria issues but after spraying them with copper sulfate a bunch of times it’s time to back off and see what happens in flower. They should finish second half of October, from the looks of them. The tall one is 11 feet and the other one over 8 feet -
xtsho
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I don't think any real Thai strain is ideal for an indoor grow but it's not hard to do. I do the short veg time with small plants going into flower but you could do big plants with lots of training in a SCROG. I don't do SCROG myself and prefer to put small plants into the flower tent. That allows me to grow more varieties at the same time.
As for which Thai to grow, I've only grown the Highland Thai from RSC and I did a short veg with one topping and ended up with 4 ft plants in the flower tent. They were about one foot when I moved them into flower. So they grew quite a bit. When I purchased the seeds years ago the selections were less than today and everything was sold out. My only option was the Highland Thai. They have more options today than were available when I made my purchase. But I'm happy with the results of the Highland Thai.
That Mango Thai looks good which is something I'm thinking about getting myself.
RobFromTX
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Thanks for the info man. I do the same thing with my honduras sativas. Very short veg, like 10 days and 3 gallon pots and those beasts still get massive. The highland thai sounds great too
goingrey
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The really tall plants are just incredible garden plants.
Old Piney
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Lol. Ive been there before with Kumaoni just have to start later, and they got the Jurassic shade leaves going on to
troutman
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I always said more daylight hours than where the Landrace comes from can cause hermies.
How did all these cure up? those lao gold keep the buttery lemon smell?Lao Gold harvested at 13+ weeks 11/13 .Smells sweet and kind of butter/lemonish.
Another one still going,a couple more weeks maybe
Mango Thai
Lao Sa
Kalamata Red harvested at 9 weeks .Pretty happy with her,I d have kept longer but started spewing nanas.
Dentex
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Hello! Well I think I liked the Lao Sa and the Kalamata more ,then Mango Thai and Lao Gold less.
The buttery lemon smell is more subtle but still there,this plant had a quite positive and happy effect,low potency for me and her sister was maybe a bit stronger but nothing special in effect.The fat one was a bit more sedative.
Lao Sa has speedy high and very good terp profile,small yielder.
Mango thai is sour metallic ,nice old school sativa ,not too strong but stronger than Lao Gold.
No sedative effect on Lao Sa and Mango Thai.
Kalamata is super tasty weed ,really warm and fuzzy effect.
