Pure Thai Sativas
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On germination......I've found that tropical landraces tend to germinate slower than most modern hybrids, I've also noticed that heat plays an important part of germination success with Thais and other tropicals, so make sure your seeds are soaked in water, placed on wet tissues in a sealed container or planted in a medium that is warm. Many hybrids will germinate at 20C but Thais attain higher germination rates when the temps are high 20's, so aim for 25+degrees C or mid-70's+ F.
GN Thai vs Luang Prabang Laos
GN Thai vs Luang Prabang Laos
Hola bushweed,
Aside from the Laos being more vigorus and intersexual, what other growth, potency or effect characteristics did you notice between the two? I have grown the GN Thai (CBG thread) and have some Laos in storage that I mean to get to soon...so any beta you can provide would be greatly appreciated
Wonderful photos of the GN Thai...think I will go and enjoy some now on that note
Saludos
RC_Colas
GN Thai vs Luang Prabang Laos
Hola bushweed,
Aside from the Laos being more vigorus and intersexual, what other growth, potency or effect characteristics did you notice between the two? I have grown the GN Thai (CBG thread) and have some Laos in storage that I mean to get to soon...so any beta you can provide would be greatly appreciated
Wonderful photos of the GN Thai...think I will go and enjoy some now on that note
Saludos
RC_Colas
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Mr. Roseberry
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Has anyone on here grown both GN Thai stick and their*Luang Prabang Lao? I was wondering if their was enough difference that it's worth trying both or if I should just pick one to focus on. It will be grown indoors if that makes a difference. Germ rates, flower times, variations, etc? I've been growing fem seeds for a few years because I didn't know what I was doing when I first started but now I'm interested in some strong sativas.
Also, how do you send a PM here?
Thanks
Also, how do you send a PM here?
Thanks
Hi
I have found this already
http://analytical360.com/m/expired/115429
http://analytical360.com/m/expired/61673
http://analytical360.com/m/expired/292280
The scarce amount of CBD in some samples are really very low.
Sadly there is only one terpene profile, the sample with the highest CBD.
I have found this already
http://analytical360.com/m/expired/115429
http://analytical360.com/m/expired/61673
http://analytical360.com/m/expired/292280
The scarce amount of CBD in some samples are really very low.
Sadly there is only one terpene profile, the sample with the highest CBD.
Thule - This looks as much or more like the pure Thai Stick I last grew in the early '80s as anything I have seen posted on the Web. What a beauty!
ThaiBliss
Mr Roseberry,
Why don't you just visit the ace seeds and cannabiogen websites? Ace has Oldtimers Haze which is the closest you'll ever come across the true original Haze from the '60 & '70 ties,
+ a lot of true Haze hybrids and many other pure sativas and their hybrids. Cannabiogen has a strain called Destroyer which comes close to the original Haze + they also sell a couple of true landrace sativas which were/are the true ancestors of the original Haze.
Don' t confuse the term original Haze with the strain Original Haze offered by I think Amsterdam seedbank, which is a Haze and Indica hybrid.
Siever.
P.S. can anyone explain what those light & dark green squares on the left where the user names are? I mean the ones under the user name.
Siever
Why don't you just visit the ace seeds and cannabiogen websites? Ace has Oldtimers Haze which is the closest you'll ever come across the true original Haze from the '60 & '70 ties,
+ a lot of true Haze hybrids and many other pure sativas and their hybrids. Cannabiogen has a strain called Destroyer which comes close to the original Haze + they also sell a couple of true landrace sativas which were/are the true ancestors of the original Haze.
Don' t confuse the term original Haze with the strain Original Haze offered by I think Amsterdam seedbank, which is a Haze and Indica hybrid.
Siever.
P.S. can anyone explain what those light & dark green squares on the left where the user names are? I mean the ones under the user name.
Siever
Agreed. Bummer to because it seemed like a very educational program till they started making hand gestures like the locals didn't have a clue, and trading inferior seeds for landrace, and probably with ill intention like you said.
hey thai nuts,
I put my thai stick plants outside at 38 degrees north in late august early september... ish. 1 of 3 started flowering mid-late september and also had the biggest buds but it was also a full blown hermi. the other two didnt start flowering until sometime in early october.
at that rate I knew that without a greenhouse they had no chance in hell at maturing properly so I really didnt pay them much mind... and just let them do their thing and see how long they would survive.
well thanksgiving came and went so did christmas and with the temps in the 30's and snapping into the high 20's I was shocked they were still alive so finally on new years eve with 2.5 or so months of flowering (not including the stretch/transition phase) and only seemingly half way through the likely 6 month flowering cycle I harvested the buds and snapped this pic first...
I put my thai stick plants outside at 38 degrees north in late august early september... ish. 1 of 3 started flowering mid-late september and also had the biggest buds but it was also a full blown hermi. the other two didnt start flowering until sometime in early october.
at that rate I knew that without a greenhouse they had no chance in hell at maturing properly so I really didnt pay them much mind... and just let them do their thing and see how long they would survive.
well thanksgiving came and went so did christmas and with the temps in the 30's and snapping into the high 20's I was shocked they were still alive so finally on new years eve with 2.5 or so months of flowering (not including the stretch/transition phase) and only seemingly half way through the likely 6 month flowering cycle I harvested the buds and snapped this pic first...
It seems you find the Thai Stick fast flowering pheno 
I have one female outdoors at 36ºN since August 2013. And she has begun flowering very slowly only some branches meanwhile most branches still are between vegetative and flowering stages but they will turn into vegetative again.
Only a few tiny and heavily rootbound clones seem to flower properly. At least I will be able to sample the plant
Greetings.
I have one female outdoors at 36ºN since August 2013. And she has begun flowering very slowly only some branches meanwhile most branches still are between vegetative and flowering stages but they will turn into vegetative again.
Only a few tiny and heavily rootbound clones seem to flower properly. At least I will be able to sample the plant
Greetings.
damn ahortator thats crazy, I was able to get a few pre mature thai stick bound up... it was far from top shelf but it all got smoked it was surprising smooth smoke for how early it was.
it was surprising smooth smoke for how early it was.
How are you guys doing? I'm assuming everyone is done curing and are too high to come post.
I have a couple girls going now that'll put post up soon. A thai/thai82 x mexican/durban and a really nice panama red. Been a long time since I've seen a proper panama in person.
I have a couple girls going now that'll put post up soon. A thai/thai82 x mexican/durban and a really nice panama red. Been a long time since I've seen a proper panama in person.
All the Thai sticks back in the 1970's had seeds and male flowers, they were known to be capable of flowering for up to 20 months and grow to over 25 ft, so that was probably the closest to the real thing as you're likely to get
Back then all weed had seeds in and lots of twigs
right on, I just wish I had the chance to let it mature I'm sure it would have been some really good smoke.
I still have a half way decent amount of seeds to work with, so I'm confident I can find another good, even superior, expession... they all had the same smell with good gland production.
20 months would be insane... 1/3 through a 6 month flowering feels like it is pushing my patience indoors... I dont know if I could pull off something flowering for 20 months though I would love to see the finished product,
I have a couple expressions of my Tabitha cross growing indoors that seem like they could go 8-9 months easy... it is a crazy daunting task just contemplating having to wait that long especially on an unproven genotype where the finished product is unknown. Imagine growing a plant for 9 months to find out its crap... LOL
