It's awesome to have feedback of this sort about all those Afghani strains. One would reckon that they all share sort of similar highs but apparently no. Lots of variety in their high too. Very very nice. Waziri's on my radar now !
Are you growing indoor or outdoor ? I’m indoor with a 7ft tent and wondering same as george7 what is better for indoor.
The Lebanese does quite well indoors. I couldn't notice anything negative about it. I can't comment on the others as I haven't tried them but they should be equally fine, especially the Syrian which is really the Lebanese's twin.Hallo fellow landrace enthusiasts.
Does anyone have any experience with the middle eastern hashplants indoors? like lebanese, sinai, syrian, turkish
Im located in the mediterranean and these would definately thrive here but unfortunately outdoors is out of the question.
As i understand TRSC strains are not "worked" as other landrace companies strains and definately most of the lines are not aimed for indoors.
So if anyone has any experience specifically with his middle eastern hashplants indoors let me know..Peace
thanks ! how were your lebanese indoor regarding feeding? also the stretch? thanks man..
same as outdoor really, soil shouldn't be too rich and they love draught. Little (+30%) to no stretch. You can't grow them the way you grow a hybrid that's for sure.
unattended about 10 /12 feet for me ,
Ah, disguising as a bamboo garden ...
As I expected then... On your pic they look smaller hence the question. In my case I have to resort to various techniques and stategies to keep them under 70cm. This is true for all Himalayan ones. If I'd let them do their thing, I'd have the police at my door in a snap !
its one plant in my pic ,its a cutting that been tied down to form a bush
And oni means demon so bear demon. Not sure if related to the himalayan red bear or "the valley of the devils" or idk lolI was thinking, this is obviously unrelated but the Pahari word "Kumaoni" makes me think about the Japanese word "Kuma" which means "Bear". And since this strain comes from the Himalaya and it gets huge, you'd wanna argue that Kumaoni is the "Big Bear" of Indian Hemp. Some phenos also turn dark purple, so they could be the black bear or brown bear too.
That is excellent information. Our Japanese friends will likely be scared in that area without this informationKumaon is believed to have been derived from Kurmanchal, meaning the land of the Kurmavatar (the tortoise incarnation of Lord Vishnu, the preserver according to Hinduism). The region of Kumaon is named after as such.
According to another theory the word Kumaon can be traced back to the 5th century BC. The Kassite Assyrians left their homeland 'Kummah', on the banks of river Euphrates, and settled in the northern part of India.
During this time of the British control of the region, between 1815 and 1857 it was also known as Kemaon.
Kumaon division - Wikipedia
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