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African Strains
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techattack
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What they call there? LIAMBA? That landrace must be very estiva (11 flower weeks?)
lowridersa
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Thought of sharing this beautiful african sativa. Harvested her yesterday after being gifted it by a friend, great grower. Sadly did not take a picture of the other amazing strains that have since been harvested. But here is a Lesotho highlands strain, spindly plant with loads of small dense lime green nugs. Not much of a smell at the moment but I am sure after a good dry and some curing the smoking will be tops.
Quiet cool to get a mention on SoftSecrets too.
Quiet cool to get a mention on SoftSecrets too.
Mulanje x Malawi x Ethiopian (Ace)
Mulanje x Malawi x Ethiopian (Ace)
Heres a Mulanje x Malawi x Ethiopian (Male)
takes after the Malawi x Ethiopian except the smell is a mix of wild honey (Mulanje) and sweet floral Malawi x Ethiopian.
Exceptional aroma and the more mature calyx are turning blue not purple as I have seen before.
I cant wait to cure this but its got another 2 or 3 weeks to go yet its going to be a good yield when I take her at 12 weeks in a 2 weeks time.
Also some pics of Mulanje gold bud from a small clone bud on a stick to compare.
Mulanje x Malawi x Ethiopian (Ace)
takes after the Malawi x Ethiopian except the smell is a mix of wild honey (Mulanje) and sweet floral Malawi x Ethiopian.
Exceptional aroma and the more mature calyx are turning blue not purple as I have seen before.
I cant wait to cure this but its got another 2 or 3 weeks to go yet its going to be a good yield when I take her at 12 weeks in a 2 weeks time.
Also some pics of Mulanje gold bud from a small clone bud on a stick to compare.
Me too from the looks and smell its going to be very very other worldly.
It seems to be getting sexier by the day as the calyx mature and turn blue the smell gets more refined I can only dream of the cured smell.
Not long to go now.
Hi my friend nice looking Mozambique as well. I grew one female I got from a single seed a few years ago I wish I had the time to grow more it was a beautiful plant with very interesting aroma and effects. I crossed it to Swazi but never got around to growing the seeds due to space restrictions.
I would have loved to try the pure Ethiopian as well. I have Ghana seeds as well to try but no time or space same old problem so many seeds so little time/space.
Rather than chase my tail I decided to just grow a half dozen strains on rotation and close my ears and eyes to all the temptation sites like this bring up with all the members beautiful work on exotic strains it is just mind blowing.
Took down some Mulanje from a clone I had growing. It was taken from an outdoor plant that was showing pre flowers.
So it didn't grow much turned into a bud on a stick under LED on 10/14.
Nice fat buds though should make a nice fat cob of Mulanje triipy laughing grass.
techattack
Member
Great flowers Tangwena.
Have you managed to find out its heritage not that it matters but it would be cool to know where such a fine plant came from.With the addition of those beautiful buds,feels like Africa my dear friend Tang
I think you'll thoroughly enjoy my african lady
One month's cure
That is just the type of plant I like nice fat buds and not many leaves.
I can just imagine the smell as sweet sticky pine my favorite type of African bud ha ha.
Mulanje x Malawi x Ethiopian (Aces)
Mulanje x Malawi x Ethiopian (Aces)
I took one of the branches I couldn't help myself there are still 5 left to go a couple of weeks more.
Not a bad yield for a cabinet with only 3 foot of headroom ha ha.
The LED panels seem to be good the flowers love the light spectrum.
Mulanje x Malawi x Ethiopian (Aces)
I took one of the branches I couldn't help myself there are still 5 left to go a couple of weeks more.
Not a bad yield for a cabinet with only 3 foot of headroom ha ha.
The LED panels seem to be good the flowers love the light spectrum.
Early very early testing the high is fast hitting and the only way I can describe it uncured is like having 2 good lines and a hooker ha ha very very euphoric.
techattack
Member
Thats a big branch. Looking good.
HAZENACIOUS
Member
Hi Tangwena,
Great thread.
I lived in Africa for a number of years, while I was there, I managed to save seeds from some of the better varieties I came across. I had a special source, a bouncer from a bar that I used to frequent. Anyway what he was getting was not like the local stuff, and it was always different. My source said the stuff was from all over, that's why Everytime I got it from him it was different.
Managed to bring some seeds back, popped some of them, they were pretty old, but got a couple exceptional females, one of them is pictured below. It has some of the largest trichomes I have seen outside my hazes. I grew the first plant out small and got cuts and seeds off it. Does not look typical of Africans I have grown out before.
What do you make of it?
Thanks
Great thread.
I lived in Africa for a number of years, while I was there, I managed to save seeds from some of the better varieties I came across. I had a special source, a bouncer from a bar that I used to frequent. Anyway what he was getting was not like the local stuff, and it was always different. My source said the stuff was from all over, that's why Everytime I got it from him it was different.
Managed to bring some seeds back, popped some of them, they were pretty old, but got a couple exceptional females, one of them is pictured below. It has some of the largest trichomes I have seen outside my hazes. I grew the first plant out small and got cuts and seeds off it. Does not look typical of Africans I have grown out before.
What do you make of it?
Thanks
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HAZENACIOUS
Member
Those Trichomes are so big, sometimes I swear they are staring back at me...
