Hey, thanks for your input!well. tell me abit about youre intentions. I know 3 old Lines from Marocco, Turkey and Egypt from the 70s.. but i dont give my links to people who just buy them and runn off.
Especially the Turkish must be preserved,, even its a fullon Indica version of turkish, but it must.
Someone else gave me a pointer to RSC earlier and now I've seen the Sinai you mention. Very interesting. I'm not completely oblivious to RSC as I've listened to Angus on a few podcasts and have read some of his blog posts from time to time. I also didn't know of the KS sister site and see there are even more selections available. He's grown! But it's been a while for me to be out looking for seeds.I've grown and reproduced the Sinai strain from The Real Seed Company (Kwik Seeds, if you are in the US). It is a traditional Egyptian cultivar. Nice herb. Not 'top shelf' or anything but worth growing at least once in my opinion. Especially if you are curious about different herbs from around the world. There are interesting and diverse plants to be found in that seed stock. I no nothing about anything brazilian.
The 'Ketama' strain from World of Seeds is not considered legit, but is a very, very nice heavy indica plant.
Excellent info. Thanks a heap!in my view, northern African Landraces are not ver well known.. this leaves me questioning if they were among the best or not..
I mean marrocan was just the nearest Landrace region known to europeans.. probably its not THE best of the best either.. Not telling a good Marrocan wasent the finest herb, and way better than this modern Hybrid Stuff (in my oppinon).
I would say marrocan was looking and sounding "quiet cool" . But Middle eastern are very special.I just read lately that a Lebanese sample had shown one of the overall highest known Cannabionoidcontents ever. (i mean all the other Cannabinoids, like cbn Thcv cbd thc, all cannabinoids very present). I would tend to go for these wellknown regions first. Lebanese or surrondings ,
I once smoked an unknown Strain, smelled like perfume, and perfume smells are coming from Middle east Landraces, so: my supposed Leabnese? was one of the most favored ever Strains i got.
It had like described earlyer a very balanced high.. was good for morning, afternoon, night... it was insanely smooth smoke, and i always knew nobody would refuse this weed, no type of smoker.. not even the sativa heads , not even the Indica Heads.. It was very high endorphine, my forehead ever so slightly sweaty, my slight backpain- gone, my legs still strong, not incomparing me at all.. few sideeffects, not too much anxiety like 99 percent of weed.
And i think i found a similar Turkish Line beeing sold.. It was THE weed that i would give a sceptic. Irrestable perfume smell-- insanity. (yeah, and it grew well here 45 latitude.)
Thanks. I'm a preserver by default . I just grow and inbreed the plants when I need to. But, yeah, I'm keeping what I have alive and well to the best of my ability anyway.your intentions sound good. nice to have another supposed preserver onboard.
Certainly. It's a fairly small to medium plant from the desert. Being a desert plant makes for a high susceptibility to bud rot in the late stages of flowering if not kept dry or arid. This particularly for the more indica leaning phenos. There are mostly indica leaning or sativa leaning phenos, but I did get a strange vine pheno. These are semi autoflower. They will begin producing flowers at around five weeks veg. But you still need to trigger the flowering cycle if indoors. The smells are strawberry banana mostly with a bit of cedar after curing.Someone else gave me a pointer to RSC earlier and now I've seen the Sinai you mention. Very interesting. I'm not completely oblivious to RSC as I've listened to Angus on a few podcasts and have read some of his blog posts from time to time. I also didn't know of the KS sister site and see there are even more selections available. He's grown! But it's been a while for me to be out looking for seeds.
If you'd like, if you recall can you tell me about the sturdiness or robustness of the Sinai? Do you think that plant holds up to environmental stresses well? Anything remarkable or memorable about its scent?
I could never ask for a better personal take on a plant than that. Thank you!Certainly. It's a fairly small to medium plant from the desert. Being a desert plant makes for a high susceptibility to bud rot in the late stages of flowering if not kept dry or arid. This particularly for the more indica leaning phenos. There are mostly indica leaning or sativa leaning phenos, but I did get a strange vine pheno. These are semi autoflower. They will begin producing flowers at around five weeks veg. But you still need to trigger the flowering cycle if indoors. The smells are strawberry banana mostly with a bit of cedar after curing.
Thanks for the offer but I'm good, man. My grow schedule is full for about the next four years! It's going to be challenge enough for me to live that long! I'm already probably chomping off more than I can really chew.is there anyone interested in preserving the turkish.
i am gone from here in 2, 3 weeks, till then i try to find a member to preserve it.. it will die, fucking die.. its so sad. im not even asking for beans in return. just keep it alive . i pray someone does, cause i fucking know what is the best. i smoked the best in switzerland, or say im firm, when something is good.. and thats a rare case that i give a good rating for a strain.. i have links for 70s thai, 70s turkish, 1920 north indian.. but the turkish is the highest on the list of qualities.. i meditate to see the effect of a plant, i read the earlyest to the newest post on all the forums.. i tell you, you peoples are missing out..
its not perfect, cause there were more sativa turkish, but its insane compared to modern landraces.. its just wasted energy.. every day.. grow the 70s stuff ask me for links.. till in 3 weeks im gonna say chiao to all of you probably, and then its over.. turkish gone.. only 2020 genetics remaining. lol
(add: of corse i will stay here in pm.. but nomore chatting on threads)
No worries, my friend. I completely understand your position. Not only do I walk the same plant path you do, I live it, too.i have some few good friends that work on the same thing like me tho. thanks so much for that, thnk you my friends , aiming for the highest and greatest,, not caring for a secure smoke. truely. peace
hey man I just made an account here so I could respond to this, don't think I can PM yet lol. I would love to help preserve rare genetics, and I'm really interested in the turkish! I was bummed to see the few posts that talk about turkish strains poo poo them because I think my climate could be perfect for them, and I love making hash lolwell. tell me abit about youre intentions. I know 3 old Lines from Marocco, Turkey and Egypt from the 70s.. but i dont give my links to people who just buy them and runn off.
Especially the Turkish must be preserved,, even its a fullon Indica version of turkish, but it must.
That looks egg-zaktlee like the Greek plants from Tropical Seeds Co (which I would highly recommend). I think it is essentially the same as 'Kalamata Red' (though, I've never tried K Red) by the looks alone. Very unique appearance, terps and high. Finished in early september in California at 39 degrees north latitude.Hey , thanks for interese. But i got the Turkish Seeds myselve from Overgrow, somebody helped me.
But you can contact me on overgrow if you want here, here its not allowed to do trades.. You anyway cant PM below 50 posts.
More i dont wanna say, its really not allowed to troade here, on OG you can PM after posts
When i finally held that Turkish Delight - Greenthumb in my hands, i felt they might be what i once had.. Its pretty close to an Afghani high that i felt, but less putting on the Ass. Yes, i feel alot when jut holding a seed. its meditation.. Good feel weed ahead. It has Landrace Vibe.
Turkish Delight - Greenthumb Photo from Website
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