She sounds special , something I’d love in my jar
How does it taste ?
Thanks for sharing
1luvbigherb
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Revival of the REVIVAL of the ULTIMATE SATIVA THREAD a.k.a R.U.S.T II
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She sounds special , something I’d love in my jar
How does it taste ?
Thanks for sharing
1luvbigherb
GreenAndFast
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Group shot.
Mango thai 4 months flowering
3x Highland lao
4 mango thai cuttings
3 OTH 1 male 2 female (seed run)
zamaldelica
congo
Zkittles in the back
GreenAndFast
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Close up of the mango jungle
GreenAndFast
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Forgot to add Honduras seed plant to
coconutcurry
High
AK47 F3 x (Unknown x Swazi)
sure, it is lovely
to have it in jars. it tastes like blue ink with such woody sweetness, some longer lasting aftertaste. quite yummy. no incense and spicy just a little. it is not cured yet!
sure, it is lovely
it tastes like blue ink with such woody sweetness, some longer lasting aftertaste. quite yummy. no incense and spicy just a little. it is not cured yet!
sup brother
what unique Flavor profile , that blue ink I understand what you mean but it sounds crazy
I’m curious how she cures out , definitely something special. Haze continues to amaze
appreciate you sharing
1luvbigherb
bleepboop
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Last year's Ukhrul (trsc) had a small number of seeds from the f4 repro of high voltage (pure power plant Dutch Durban x c99/Acapulco gold).
Found a healthy male and a female to f2 and it is running alongside a high voltage cut it can also backcross to.
In the unlabelled photo the HV X Ukhrul male is in the bottom left.
High voltage top left.
Top right is 70s BOEL Hawaiian mexican/Swazi/thai/afghan. (One branch pollinated by cannabiogen red snake)
Centre bottom is the heavily tied down HV X Ukhrul female which has just been potted up.
The female fan leaves look a lot more hybrid. The male ones are very slender and multifingered.
Found a healthy male and a female to f2 and it is running alongside a high voltage cut it can also backcross to.
In the unlabelled photo the HV X Ukhrul male is in the bottom left.
High voltage top left.
Top right is 70s BOEL Hawaiian mexican/Swazi/thai/afghan. (One branch pollinated by cannabiogen red snake)
Centre bottom is the heavily tied down HV X Ukhrul female which has just been potted up.
The female fan leaves look a lot more hybrid. The male ones are very slender and multifingered.
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Very epic work, Bleepbloop
bleepboop
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Thcvhunter mate thanks for yours with the Hawaiian and high voltage. Kept me busy since 2018!
Breadwizard
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Breadwizard
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I think Tropical still has this line available
Outdoor landrace sativas from hotspot areas have long been considered superior to indoor grown buds. Is this still the case?
Could we bridge the gap in quality between indoor vs outdoor by supplementing with UV light?
I'm using this 13w UVB bulb on my sativas. The LED provides some of the red spectrum, as well as infrared but I'm slightly on the blue side overall. Especially when the UVB light is on. That is only 15-20 minutes a day. I don't want to fry the plants but they definitely know what this bulb does by now and that should make changes in the resin. What I'm already noticing from early samples is less racy effects. More rounded I'd say. That's how I experience outdoor weed as well. Some have reported accelerated maturation of resins with uv supplementation. Maybe the lack of UV is one reason why indoor sativas sometimes take so long to mature.
Any experiences here? Any other factors that could be making outdoor superior to indoor? UV and cooler tempatures come to my mind.
Could we bridge the gap in quality between indoor vs outdoor by supplementing with UV light?
I'm using this 13w UVB bulb on my sativas. The LED provides some of the red spectrum, as well as infrared but I'm slightly on the blue side overall. Especially when the UVB light is on. That is only 15-20 minutes a day. I don't want to fry the plants but they definitely know what this bulb does by now and that should make changes in the resin. What I'm already noticing from early samples is less racy effects. More rounded I'd say. That's how I experience outdoor weed as well. Some have reported accelerated maturation of resins with uv supplementation. Maybe the lack of UV is one reason why indoor sativas sometimes take so long to mature.
Any experiences here? Any other factors that could be making outdoor superior to indoor? UV and cooler tempatures come to my mind.
Breadwizard
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I can see that Oaxacan influece coming through Breadwizard. Should be some good oldschool!
Here are my Indian Haze hybrids now
These plants are full sisters. Notice how much the one on the left is leaning towards Mextiza even though there's less than a quarter of Mextiza in it's bloodline. The other one is an obvious Indian Haze leaner. Octopus phenotype as we call it but with better formed buds. It has those floppy Kerala style stems that I like. Not easy to snap.
I'm calling this project Pangean Haze for now. I know it's silly but it's got Indian, Colombian, Oaxacan, Jamaican, Nepalese, Peruvian and Ethiopian in it's pedigree so that's practically the whole world isn't it?
Here are my Indian Haze hybrids now
These plants are full sisters. Notice how much the one on the left is leaning towards Mextiza even though there's less than a quarter of Mextiza in it's bloodline. The other one is an obvious Indian Haze leaner. Octopus phenotype as we call it but with better formed buds. It has those floppy Kerala style stems that I like. Not easy to snap.
I'm calling this project Pangean Haze for now. I know it's silly but it's got Indian, Colombian, Oaxacan, Jamaican, Nepalese, Peruvian and Ethiopian in it's pedigree so that's practically the whole world isn't it?
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funkyhorse
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Colombian Black
girl 1
girl 2, this one has a couple of mold buds
girl 3
Colombian Black Bastard lower buds
Luang Prabang, my first hermaphrodite girl I will finnish. She grows branch males which are easy to cut. Was very interesting to see most of the branch males developed over the pollinated branches
Thunk girl 3, columnar girl
girl 1
girl 2, this one has a couple of mold buds
girl 3
Colombian Black Bastard lower buds
Luang Prabang, my first hermaphrodite girl I will finnish. She grows branch males which are easy to cut. Was very interesting to see most of the branch males developed over the pollinated branches
Thunk girl 3, columnar girl
bleepboop
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A few current nlds ..
1. High voltage f3'd by THCVhunter, columnar pheno at 5 weeks. Seeded by HV F3 x trsc Ukhrul
2. 70s boel Hawaiian reproed by Thcvhunter Also at 5 weeks
3. HV X Ukhrul female, seeded with f2s 4. Cannabiogen red snake at 17 wks since shown sex.
1. High voltage f3'd by THCVhunter, columnar pheno at 5 weeks. Seeded by HV F3 x trsc Ukhrul
2. 70s boel Hawaiian reproed by Thcvhunter Also at 5 weeks
3. HV X Ukhrul female, seeded with f2s 4. Cannabiogen red snake at 17 wks since shown sex.
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earthwyrms
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what happened to this bud !!!!! hoky moly is that reproduction available !?Hello sativa lovers
I just want to complete this wonderful thread with this special pheno octopus found in the Baka weed, coming from the Pygmies of Central African Republic, that i'm actually working with.
All the best
