Pakistan Chitral Kush

[squatty]

Thank you for offering replacement dubi but I am happy with the purchase. My PCK started slow but have all been healthy with much more vigor once they began growing.

In the early pages of this thread there is discussion of mutant phenos by Charlie Garcia, Ras Pablo and others. I knew from their comments to give them a chance. I was even able to pollinate the two largest PCK with a Pakistani Cider Kush (Tom Hill X18) from TRSC.

I was hoping to get a green pheno and my four plants ended up two purple and two green. They are just beginning their sixth week in flower.

 

[squatty]

Here is the Cider Kush male I used to seed the two largest PCK. This Cider Kush is supposed to be a pure Pakistani as well. I look forward to seeing what I get some day in the future.

 

[achille]

The Cider kush looks quite similar to PCK !

 

[dubi]

Correct @achille thanks for pointing it out, it's a relevant comment. Green PCK phenos tend to have a more columnar structure of fat, dense colas and it's more susceptible against botrytis. On the other hand, the purple phenos have a branchier structure, distributing the flowers in a more balanced way, with more open flower structure and overall much more genetically resistant to botrytis than green phenos.

 

[NOREGRETZ]

Correcto @achille gracias por señalarlo, es un comentario relevante. Los fenotipos PCK verdes tienden a tener una estructura más columnar de colas densas y gordas y son más susceptibles a la botritis. Por otro lado, los fenotipos morados tienen una estructura más ramificada, distribuyendo las flores de forma más equilibrada, con una estructura floral más abierta y en general mucho más resistentes genéticamente a la botritis que los fenotipos verdes

Hola dubi es difícil encontrar fenos verdes del pck en las semillas fem? Tengo algunas semillas de segunda generación de khash de baaba qo selections que probablemente utilice para polinizar alguna hembra pck si es que encuentro un feno verde. Si no me equivoco son plantas mucho más resinosas que las plantas moradas y rojas?

 

[dubi]

Hola NOREGRETZ los fenos morados suelen ser los más habituales tanto en la versión regular como feminizada, aunque los fenos verdes no son difícil de encontrar si cultivas varias plantas desde semilla.

Las PCK verdes suelen ser más potentes y productivas, aunque de resinas ambas son comparables, depende más del individuo que del feno.

Hello NOREGRETZ, purple phenotypes are usually the most common in both the regular and feminized versions, although green phenos are not difficult to find if you grow several plants from seed.

The green PCK are usually more powerful and better yielding, although both are comparable in resin production, depends more on the individual than the pheno.

 

[revegeta666]

Hi guys, here are my little PCKs. I have grown many of its crosses but never the strain itself. My main goals for this grow are finding a nice mom, and saving pollen from all the males to pollinate my Maple Leaf favourite clone. On the other tray are some clones to fill up in case there were many PCK mutants or runts. Not the case so far, all 24 germinated, only 1 ugly mutant, a few of them variegated. Vigor is better than I expected from an inbred line as well.

 

[Mitsuharu]

@revegeta666
You play chess!?

Nice and clean how i like it.

 

[revegeta666]

@revegeta666
You play chess!?

Nice and clean how i like it.

Not a chess player no, just a little insane lol. I was wondering if anyone would notice the pattern.

 

[Mitsuharu]

I notice every little detail!

Stoners...

 

[dubi]

Great start @revegeta666 You are going to have fun selecting through your 2 PCK regular packs!

 

[achille]

I am surprised that there isn't much talk about PCK's effects: I find it to be quintessential indica. Hypnotic and immersive with a distinct visual effect, deeply relaxing but not debilitating. Very useful.

 

[Sipina]

What a lovely thread! Thanks to all!

I am surprised that there isn't much talk about PCK's effects: I find it to be quintessential indica. Hypnotic and immersive with a distinct visual effect, deeply relaxing but not debilitating. Very useful.

Very interesting. Can you elaborate and expand more on this? I would be very curious to hear about it.

 

[achille]

I have found it perfect for forgetting problems, watching movies, relaxing It's not too challenging, not too strong but not boring at all. The psychedelic, spiritual side is present, if need be. It reminds me of good moroccan hash.
I grew its sibling Violeta but I much prefer PCK's high. My Violeta was a little too nervous and uneventful (but a beautiful purple color, of course).

 

[dubi]

Thanks for sharing your insights about PCK effects @achille

 

[Sipina]

I have found it perfect for forgetting problems, watching movies, relaxing It's not too challenging, not too strong but not boring at all. The psychedelic, spiritual side is present, if need be. It reminds me of good moroccan hash.
I grew its sibling Violeta but I much prefer PCK's high. My Violeta was a little too nervous and uneventful (but a beautiful purple color, of course).

Thanks! A perfect match for me as well I guess.

 

[El Timbo]

4 of the 9 PCKs I have planted for a winter grow...

 

[dubi]

Good luck with them @El Timbo Don't expect big yields with a pure PCK winter grow, but sure the genetics will perform well under cold and rainy conditions, hopefully you can find some remarkable females to reveg later in spring for the main season.

 

[squatty]

The rains have arrived three or four weeks later than usual. The PCK had a good nine weeks in flower and will now be cut down. They've sustained a bit of caterpillar damage and have lost some of their smell lately but I was busy cutting down other plants.

 

[Mitsuharu]

The Purple One is super nice! Caterpillars are not but you got fat buds and better than having mold.