Green Mountain Seeds distribution agreement with ACE Seeds

[vermontman]

3 Zacatecas Tribute (cuts) flowerday 20
The one that stayed small is my fault... Very fast on the move and very nice growth, so excited about the Zacs
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Stay high

Hello @Birmaan!
Looks like your off to the races! Beautiful looking ladies you have growing on there! Are you getting any fragrance?
Thank you so much for posting!!

 

[Perdido]

Ha, I just imagine me on the Disco floor, it was ecstatic

Thank goodness there is still great cannabis to be found.

Yeah, almost all of it was great or interesting until Skunk and the rest came up.

 

[StrongTree]

Hello @befa
I did release some purple Satellite fem to a company in the States North Atlantic seed co. But I don't know if they ship out of the States. They also have full stock of all my strains as well as ACE gear.

Hi @vermontman .... came across these a few weeks ago.... sprouted some GM and PS... will update on their progress as they develop

 

[vermontman]

Hi @vermontman .... came across these a few weeks ago.... sprouted some GM and PS... will update on their progress as they develop

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Hello @StrongTree!
Looks like you've got the full gambit of my stock!!!
Really looking forward to your progress from germination on!
Thank you kindly for your post and I would love to see your progress and hear your opinions!
Thank you so much for sharing!!!!
CHEEERS!

 

[spoores]

Gmgrape that small seeds, looks happy and really good vital vibe. More compact that i expected
In Middle carrot zamaldelica reveg

 

[vermontman]

Greetings @spoores!
Looks like you are heading toward a tent full of yummy!
All looking very healthy there! Please keep us posted!
Thank you for sharing your lovely garden.

 

[PetePrice]

I don't remember any thing gold from Africa when I was younger
I do remember getting something called African Black I think that was the only African that made it our way in the late seventies but who knows what that was. In North East US there was lots of imports though coming in through Boston.
Many Columbians Red and Gold, we had a killer one called Rainbow from Columbia. I remember getting a red that actually had red stems many Mexicans Acapulco and Guerrero gold many other mid Mex'es. And Panama Red! the buds were like round little twisted nugs with a beautiful orange/red color, man that was nice.
Gold Thai and Buddha sticks, loose Thai many Jamaicans, Pananama red, Vietnamese Gold. Some Hawaiians, lots of hash. There was almost always great weed around but they were seasonal, but I do remember cannabis drought times that usually we would get through if we stashed ahead. And of course I always planted seeds! HAHA

That would be from the Pygmies also known as Ituri Norie which would suggest Congo where they used to grow it in a national park called Virunga but they got moved on years back, they love a smoke and call it bangi which would to me suggest Indian but who knows what it is, there were some of them in West African growing it and it looked Indica not like other Congo types that go tall.

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[TexasTea]

Finally popped several of the Federation Hawaiian sativa seeds a couple of weeks ago that VM so kindly gifted me last year. I just stuck them in the flower room so I can sex them. And I still have Oaxacan Gold x Purple Michoacan waiting on the sidelines and will pop some of those this winter hopefully.

 

[TexasTea]

Four Feds...

 

[flower~power]

had seen on a farm in Thailand growing out all kinds of original Thai strains, since it just went legal there recently. But all I could find was huge grows with one tag I could read labeled Gelato

I’ve often wondered why do these localities of original land races end up choosing modern hybrids?

 

[Mitsuharu]

It' a tourist country.

And i think people who consume cannabis only on occasion or are not growing by themselfs are getting high as fuck from all the high thc commercial indica-hybrids anyway. So they just don't know the better pure stuff most of us are growing.

I hope it's getting better in the north american (mainstream) cannabis scene too in the future. Maybe drop all cookie gorilla strains in the trash and start from scratch with landraces, it's not too late.

 

[vermontman]

That would be from the Pygmies also known as Ituri Norie which would suggest Congo where they used to grow it in a national park called Virunga but they got moved on years back, they love a smoke and call it bangi which would to me suggest Indian but who knows what it is, there were some of them in West African growing it and it looked Indica not like other Congo types that go tall.

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Hello @PetePrice!
Nice bit of information there!
Thank you for sharing.

 

[vermontman]

I’ve often wondered why do these localities of original land races end up choosing modern hybrids?

Also I wont drop names BUT! There are unscrupulous growers that travel the world and trade there mongrel seeds to get pure landrace from native populations with native peoples of many countries to gin up there own interests and stocks. Leaving a wake of polluted genetics.

 

[vermontman]

Four Feds...

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Hey Tex!!
Look at you go!! They do best with 11 hours light to keep them managable, not sure if I had said before?

 

[TexasTea]

Hey Tex!!
Look at you go!! They do best with 11 hours light to keep them managable, not sure if I had said before?

Thank you so much for these! They are super robust, and all four seeds popped. I will save pollen from any males to use on future projects. And if females appear, I will hit them with New Caledonia for a full on Pacific Paradise vibe...or maybe use an Oaxacan cross such as Red Snake or O'79 x Malawi as the male donor.

 

[vermontman]

Thank you so much for these! They are super robust, and all four seeds popped. I will save pollen from any males to use on future projects. And if females appear, I will hit them with New Caledonia for a full on Pacific Paradise vibe...or maybe use an Oaxacan cross such as Red Snake or O'79 x Malawi as the male donor.

Hello my friend!
Ah you are most welcome Feds HA sativa is an amazing plant. She is very stable and dad to my Mountain Gold.

 

[spoores]

Greetings @spoores!
Looks like you are heading toward a tent full of yummy!
All looking very healthy there! Please keep us posted!
Thank you for sharing your lovely garden.

No thank you, they are easy to grow, nice to see,and that similarity nothing to worry about, not spoiled seeds , even with just 200-300ppfd and colder temps at night ,, pretty fast
Im sure they can be good outdoors but lets see its just start

 

[vermontman]

No thank you, they are easy to grow, nice to see,and that similarity nothing to worry about, not spoiled seeds , even with just 200-300ppfd and colder temps at night ,, pretty fast
Im sure they can be good outdoors but lets see its just start
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You are most welcome @spoores
I must say it looks like you are running a batch of clones there.
Really nice and healthy looking.
Great job!

 

[Zembretti]

Hi @vermontman .... came across these a few weeks ago.... sprouted some GM and PS... will update on their progress as they develop

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Hey Vermontman, just thought I'd let you know how my Mountain Gold grew in BC, at 50 degrees North. Luckily we had no killing frost until October 25 in my area. The mountain gold flowered in mid August and I harvested on October 23rd. She produced buds that smell like lemon cleaner, very nice citrus and some other herbal aromas, The high is superb! Although not as strong as my United Nations: {(Purple Satelite x Zamadelica) X (Golden Tiger x Sinai)} the clarity is standout, just like great sativas are supposed to be. I will defintely grow again. The United Nations had some purple colouration from your Purple Satelite no doubt, and has an intense care-free relaxed but clear high. I think it would be great med weed in the best possible way. Thank you for your kind words and encouraged last year. the first two are Mountain Golden, the rest are United Nations.

 

[Highboy71]

Purple satellite grown outdoors in Oregon, 45th parallel fall of 2023. Organic soil in 20 gallon pots harvested the last week of September. Thanks Vermontman!