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African Strains
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DreadedFarmer
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I am of Zambian descent, and was wondering if there were/are and good Zambian landraces floating around? Or any seed banks that specialize in African genetics?
^^ seeds of Africa: http://www.seeds-of-africa.com/
Zambia seeds from tropical seeds and holy smoke seeds
Zambia seeds from tropical seeds and holy smoke seeds
You must mean Maui Wowie
If only those shops were selling true landraces..
Nope it's Malawie wowie, it's a cross of Malawie Gold and Sweet pink grapefruit ....
Ace seeds sell Malawi, congo and zamaldelica which is 50% from La reunion, 25% Malawi & 25% thai
Do you have any idea if this strain is worht growing if you have plenty of other strains to choose from?
Sure, it's a basically a local variant of Malawi Gold, a bit faster flowering too.
Yes it is, sourced through Luiz. That Ethiopian looks spicy.
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En el pasado tuve Angola X Banghi de LMNView Image
I like how columnar they want to grow. I'll be bending it down this week.
Crazy how you guys are showing African strains so much love, never stop!
Apologies for going off the Angolan topic but maybe someone here finds the following interesting.
I live on the edge of the valley that is the traditional home of Durban Poison and the most common daily 'bagweed' smoke around here is Swazi.
You will not find Landrace Durban Poison grown on a large scale locally available here anymore, I doubt even a handful of growers in this country possess the genetics and they probably sourced their DP from Europe, Canada or the USA Seedbanks that have locked down the genetics. We see the strain online only these days. In the 80's and 90's our local police forces kept up a helicopter spraying operation that seems to have been very successful in the end.
Swazi is a different story, the herb fields in Swaziland still live up to their legendary status to this day.
Prices for DP and Swazi available range from $1 to $2 for a few joints worth.
Apologies for going off the Angolan topic but maybe someone here finds the following interesting.
I live on the edge of the valley that is the traditional home of Durban Poison and the most common daily 'bagweed' smoke around here is Swazi.
You will not find Landrace Durban Poison grown on a large scale locally available here anymore, I doubt even a handful of growers in this country possess the genetics and they probably sourced their DP from Europe, Canada or the USA Seedbanks that have locked down the genetics. We see the strain online only these days. In the 80's and 90's our local police forces kept up a helicopter spraying operation that seems to have been very successful in the end.
Swazi is a different story, the herb fields in Swaziland still live up to their legendary status to this day.
Prices for DP and Swazi available range from $1 to $2 for a few joints worth.
