Thanks, sincerely appreciated, really
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Info on The Real Seed Company?
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Thanks, sincerely appreciated, really
chilliwilli
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Im'One
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Kwikseeds.com is the vendor to get RSC seeds in the USA I have used them many times
CrossBones
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Hi ngapa! First post here at IG! I'M EXTREMELY excited to be able to ask you questions, and to be able to comment on the wonderful varieties you have placed within my grasp. I have been wanting to comment on the Balhki (sp?) The thc percentages of the plants tested in the northeast U.S. are indeed quite high according to my research. But in my mind it seems quite plausible (and indeed probable ) that at some point over the last 20 yrs, some g.i. or g.i.'s would have befriended afghan farmers and passed on some tidbits of genetic selection. I would be surprised if this hasn't occurred. Those Afghan farmers are quite as capable as any farmer from the Western Hemisphere. All they have lacked is education or interest in selective breeding. Just one good grow book could change everything over in Afghanistan. Guys who love pot, love it equally all around the world. And there's no pothead I know of that wouldn't mind a bit stronger smoke! Just my two cents. Quick question on your Himalayan varieties. At 42 North, out of johaar, kumaoni, malana nepal rolpa and rasol which of these varieties would I have the best chance of finding something that will finish Outdoors? Generally we have some snow by mid-october, although temperatures would still be in the upper twenties or warmer at night. I know that you're Nanda Devi would be earlier finishing than all these, but it was out of stock at the time. Thanks in advance.
Beaucephus
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Ok what am i doing wrong??? Tried ordering from both sites and neither will let me. I’m in the states and ordered direct 6 months ago.
I ordered from Kwik seeds and the whole thing was handled by Angus personally. So I don't quite understand what you are talking about. The only hassle I had was I had to call the bank to allow the processing of money to the UK. After they knew it was with my permission the whole thing went like magic.
Thanks Angus!
Thanks Angus!
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has anyone grown Mango Thai or Highland Lao??
i couldnt find any reports on them.
i couldnt find any reports on them.
Hempy McNoodle
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You will have to call your banks customer service line and go through a bit of stuff for them to put the charge through. It probably got flagged. I've done it once before and will have to go through the process again the next time I order. So, this time I'm going to ask my bank if they can permanently stop blocking these transactions.
squatty
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So I wonder if the Grandmother's Manipuri is mindfuck strong?
The Manipuri freebie seeds are from the most renowned centre of the valley for ganja, in the east.
The Manipuri seeds listed for purchase are from some Meitei grandmothers who I found growing notably strong ganja in the west of the valley, who provided me a bag of what they said was 'first-class' seed.
Thank you for sharing these with us Angus.
The Manipuri freebie seeds are from the most renowned centre of the valley for ganja, in the east.
The Manipuri seeds listed for purchase are from some Meitei grandmothers who I found growing notably strong ganja in the west of the valley, who provided me a bag of what they said was 'first-class' seed.
Thank you for sharing these with us Angus.
Beaucephus
Active member
All worked out, thanks for the tips fellas.
Last season I grew 4 Mango Thai. These were from the reproduced MT seeds that were what was available last spring. Since then the current version is sourced directly from Thailand/Lao border region.
They got to me a bit late in my spring planting so I had to grow them in cloth pots as my garden spots were all filled. Very classic tropical sativa growth. lanky structure with typical stretch. They were slow to begin flowering compared to the other types I had growing except for a Columbian but by mid September were going good. Then flowering moved fairly fast. Maybe due to being in pots, I don't know for sure, but new pistil growth ceased in mid November and they were basically at their peak and done. I suppose they could have been left longer but at that point weather conditions would have started to degrade them.
Very fruit and citrus aromas like ripe mango, Large bracts and medium density flowers. The 4 plants were quite similar but did show variations from each other. The effect was clean feeling and deceptively strong. Bright and not tiring or sleep inducing. This is the textbook "sativa high". Not down at all. People very accustomed to heavy "indica" effects often complain this doesn't work for them as there is little to no body effect.
So for me, in this terroir, once flowering really started, it was only 8-10 weeks. No going till Christmas or January like is often discussed about Thai and other tropicals. However that could have been driven by being in pots with constricted roots and limited nutrients.
I now have some of the direct from Thailand seeds from the Fall release of MT from RSC. I'll be growing these this season.
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