Afghani Bullrider

[crabboyjimmy]

My first time with this strain. I'm 5 days into flower and these are just flush with bud sets. Any advice on feeding or training would be welcome. I can grow. Just wondering if this strain had a few tweeks that needed done to it. As always, many thanks and best wishes for a bountiful harvest.

 

[JetLife175]

Where the hell does all this bullrider come from???? Ive been looking for years ugh. Lol

 

[Moogman]

Wish this cut would arrive on UK shores or some decent seeds. Been chasing it for years!

 

[browntrout]

She's a Western Canadian Clone from what I remember?

 

[dannykarey]

yeah........First time I heard of her was in a Cannabis Culture mag........Some dude had a spread on his grow and the strain he was running was Afghani Bullrider.

Supposed to be pretty good from what I hear.

Goodluck with her bro, post some pics if ya get the chance.

Danny

 

[ECtraveler]

She's a Western Canadian Clone from what I remember?

She came from the east county of San Diego.

No tweeks needed. She's as resilient a plant as there is and thrives in any system or regiment

 

[CHEFfy]

Stoked on this... Just snagged Afghani Bullrider x Starfighter from Exotic Genetics. Sounds like a great cross. bullfighter is supposed to stretch like a motherfucker and take 10-11 weeks to finish with a high yield. Head crusher from what I hear.

 

[Sluicebox]

Anyone have journal links or any other info on this Afghan Bull rider? Glad to hear it's a good one and resilient. Hoping to find out if it's a heavy feeder? Any tips on this one would be greatly appreciated. Plan on scrog in soil mix, indoor 4k of mh/hps. Can't find any finished pics. Got my cut from a guy who only ghosted thru, will be hard to get another. He said don't ever get rid of it. I did see his mid Summer outdoor and the bud set looked exactly like what's pictured above, unique.

 

[jackel]

i thought this was what most called "beasters" back in the day.

 

[blays0r]

I remember Bullrider was popular in southern Cali back around 2000. It was decently prevalent if you knew people, but getting your hands on the genetics was another matter. I'm guessing it's still hard to source.

It's a good strain, really stoney and orange flavored if I recall. Definitely top shelf IMO, not beasters which I always thought was mass produced M39 from BC.