Hindu Kush. Whos got the best?

[bibi40]

I remember an excellent Hindu kush from coffeeshop De Baron , at Breda , mid to late nineties , was for sure from a cut since they got exactly the same weed during at least 2-3 yars ( certainly more ) ,
i guess it was from some Sensi seeds selection ...
was my favorite at this time ...

perhaps some old heads know more about this one ? ( @Yo Sammy perhaps is from this area ? )

 

[RobFromTX]

Yes, the description that sensiseeds gives is correct, it's not a devastating indica, it's perfect for a break after work...

That sounds just up my alley. I plan to get some maple leaf indica as well

 

[Plookerkingjon]

I just like to say an offer my services for sampling everyone's offerings of what they feel is the best and doing diligent feedback analysis of each sample and what I think. Just throwing that out there

 

[willydread]

One strain I never hear of that contains HK is Shiva Shanti 2; I grew her about 15 years ago and she was amazing, really potent and hardy outdoors...

 

[goingrey]

IF I'M NOT WRONG Hindukush comes from Sam /Posi, sensi would have renamed northern lights #2 in Hindukush...

Of course, this would have been first, how could I forget.

 

[shiva82]

Have you grown out the masterkush90 yet?Ive got the seeds but have yet to grow out any kwikseeds gear.

i want to buy a pack of the masterkush90 . i have grown out 3 x packs of sensi regular hindukush and used a male . masterkush is a classic , and is not far removed from original source. i would grow the masterkush and look for a hindukush dom pheno . save your money

 

[RobFromTX]

i want to buy a pack of the masterkush90 . i have grown out 3 x packs of sensi regular hindukush and used a male . masterkush is a classic , and is not far removed from original source. i would grow the masterkush and look for a hindukush dom pheno . save your money

Yeah i plan on growing them out with the deep chunk and friesland indica at some point . TRSC seems to have a pretty good reputation

 

[shiva82]

Yeah i plan on growing them out with the deep chunk and friesland indica at some point . TRSC seems to have a pretty good reputation

i have the friesland underway , find the winner ready for spring

hindu kush is leafy , medium potency and great taste. masterkush is an improvemnet

 

[RobFromTX]

i have the friesland underway , find the winner ready for spring

It sounds like a tasty indica for sure

 

[shiva82]

the hindu kush regular is ibl repros many generations old. the master kush90 is using the older generations of todays hindu kush. Should be badass. That is why i would like to try it.

 

[goingrey]

Two more interesting options..

Sensi Seeds - First Lady

Royal Queen Seeds - Special Kush #1

Anyone grown them?

 

[CannaZen]

Yeah i plan on growing them out with the deep chunk and friesland indica at some point . TRSC seems to have a pretty good reputation

Tbh the lebanese I bought from them had gone through indoors selection imo but hey what do I know, probably from some old seeds imo.

 

[goingrey]

There's also Dutch Kush from Paradise Seeds.

 

[RobFromTX]

There's also Dutch Kush from Paradise Seeds.

My friend grew their sensi star way back. pretty good stuff

 

[RobFromTX]

Tbh the lebanese I bought from them had gone through indoors selection imo but hey what do I know, probably from some old seeds imo.

So they didnt germinate?

 

[CannaZen]

So they didnt germinate?

They did germinate its just the seeds I grew that I had gotten from seedsman may have been from plants bred indoors.

 

[CannaZen]

So they didnt germinate?

Well I bet that they're seeds tLebanon. from Europe and grown in lebanon,, originally.

 

[goingrey]

They did germinate its just the seeds I grew that I had gotten from seedsman may have been from plants bred indoors.

Dunno if indoors or out but they do seem to suggest it's an ex situ repro..

"NOTE: These seeds have been produced with first- and third-generation seeds from the original 2008 accession using open pollination, involving numerous males and females with minimal selection. Plants with negative traits have been removed while so far as possible maintaining biodiversity."

 

[CannaZen]

Dunno if indoors or out but they do seem to suggest it's an ex situ repro..

"NOTE: These seeds have been produced with first- and third-generation seeds from the original 2008 accession using open pollination, involving numerous males and females with minimal selection. Plants with negative traits have been removed while so far as possible maintaining biodiversity."

It takes years and many generations to be that inbred for indoor outdoors I think. Edit: sorry this post needless to say,

 

[St. Phatty]

Hindu Kush implies India, but the Himalayas are in Pakistan, China, India, and a few other countries.

I like Pakistan. They have some of the most beautiful landscapes on the planet.

I wonder if the brighter star light messes up the flowering cycle.

Less atmosphere at 20,000 feet.

And the sunlight is about 100 watts per square foot, instead of 70 watts like in the US.