Nice Pepe, maybe you will find her again one day
Was this the line RSC offered as Jungli and not the Nepalese White Mountain ?
Was this the line RSC offered as Jungli and not the Nepalese White Mountain ?
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no more seed so i guess it won't happen
Yes, i think these were Kumaoni jungli precisely.
Yes, i think these were Kumaoni jungli precisely.
mine was from the nepalese seeds they sold a few years back.. not the white mountain one just nepalese.. the pic earlier in the thread zitz posted is a sister of this jungli and the keeper plant.
the jungli was an autoflowering plant and it finished by the end of september with a carrot/bubble gum aroma.. it probably had some cbd because there was an effect, just no perceivable buzz.
I did cross it and the nepalese keeper with a lemony/7 up pck male I had growing next to it.
I didn't really have much interest in growing the jungli cross.. I did one by a window out of curiousness, it smelled a lot like lemon pledge.. the effects were slightly stronger but smoking it mixed with a heavy dull indica cleared up the head and numbed the body even more. I still have some seeds but they are getting old and I have other plans and no room to experiment at the moment.. I'm too busy trying to make more seeds of my main strain
while my keeper nepalese plant had a tremendous buzz the body was a bit much for me, it made amazing hash though and is the base for a cross I've been growing ever since ( pics in my album under nch 3 )
at 45N, mid october is the harvest window for my latitude, if we are lucky I can maybe get another week in if the weather is nice. the keeper nepalese could have used another week but since this grow I've been keeping my plants a manageable size and covering them around 7:30/8:00 PM starting the first/second week of august.. that extra 10 days really adds weight to the harvest. the intersex stress response is sometimes triggered if I mess up a cycle but nothing I can't manage.
the jungli was an autoflowering plant and it finished by the end of september with a carrot/bubble gum aroma.. it probably had some cbd because there was an effect, just no perceivable buzz.
I did cross it and the nepalese keeper with a lemony/7 up pck male I had growing next to it.
I didn't really have much interest in growing the jungli cross.. I did one by a window out of curiousness, it smelled a lot like lemon pledge.. the effects were slightly stronger but smoking it mixed with a heavy dull indica cleared up the head and numbed the body even more. I still have some seeds but they are getting old and I have other plans and no room to experiment at the moment.. I'm too busy trying to make more seeds of my main strain
while my keeper nepalese plant had a tremendous buzz the body was a bit much for me, it made amazing hash though and is the base for a cross I've been growing ever since ( pics in my album under nch 3 )
at 45N, mid october is the harvest window for my latitude, if we are lucky I can maybe get another week in if the weather is nice. the keeper nepalese could have used another week but since this grow I've been keeping my plants a manageable size and covering them around 7:30/8:00 PM starting the first/second week of august.. that extra 10 days really adds weight to the harvest. the intersex stress response is sometimes triggered if I mess up a cycle but nothing I can't manage.
mine was from the nepalese.. it's normal to get some plants like that from cultivated plants in the himalayas since wild patches will grow next to cultivated areas.
Pepe says his were from the first junglis offered by RSC, I know they had a three pack initially and then had a Garwhali offering or maybe I am confusing the timeline.
Zitz
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Pepe - loveley jungli spear, the caramel vanilla taste sounds nice! I was expecting it to be something like "spicy purple carrot" haha...
I think BurningFire described his Nep as cat pissy but after the cure was much nicer (correct me if Im wrong there BF).
Landraces can have some really funky aroma's at harvest but are usually transformed with a good cure.
Well I nearly planted some of those big Nepalese seeds yesterday but thought better of it - it would probably only do well here if I got the indica pheno and that seems fairly rare.
As I understand it Burning Fire's jungli was a pheno of Nepalese (as cross pollination with "wild" plants does occur in the region...) And Pepe's was from actual jungli seeds.
And BF I think your right the Garwhali jungli came out later than the others, I believe one of the earlier ones was called "Kullu jungli"
I think BurningFire described his Nep as cat pissy but after the cure was much nicer (correct me if Im wrong there BF).
Landraces can have some really funky aroma's at harvest but are usually transformed with a good cure.
Well I nearly planted some of those big Nepalese seeds yesterday but thought better of it - it would probably only do well here if I got the indica pheno and that seems fairly rare.
As I understand it Burning Fire's jungli was a pheno of Nepalese (as cross pollination with "wild" plants does occur in the region...) And Pepe's was from actual jungli seeds.
And BF I think your right the Garwhali jungli came out later than the others, I believe one of the earlier ones was called "Kullu jungli"
Exactly.But i didn't notice the garwahli, been a while since i last bought seeds or looked at it.
In the 3 packs there was kulu,kumaoni and i forgot the last one. I m not 100% sure what that girl was. All i remember exactly is it was the tiniest seeds lot, probably even the smallest i ever saw.
Really like these pics of yours! Same flower structure and nice resin!I wish i had some autoflower genes to play with!
Tried these indoor once, had to stop the grow half way into flowering due to some issues. They seemed to wanna be huge, even the fat leaved ones.
Sorry,double post
Zitz
Member
Thanks for confirming that - Im gonna try some PCK and another Pakistani strain called "aunt of farouk", both of them will stay stocky, yeild will be low but its headstash.
I see you have grown the Sheberghan, how did they turn out in the end?
Just noticed some news at TRSC
"Highland Thai
Seeds will be available later in the year.
This is a strain from the region bordering Burma in the far north of Thailand. It is essentially a Burmese variety.
The Highland Thai is a very different strain from the Thai ganja most people will be familiar with, which mostly comes from the Mekong River region of Isan (NE Thailand) and Laos."
Not sure if those are field collected or a reproduction of older stock> From the description I suppose it's From the Mae Hong Son Area. I can recall some very pleasant weed there, nice buzz which leaves you fresh when it wears off
"Highland Thai
Seeds will be available later in the year.
This is a strain from the region bordering Burma in the far north of Thailand. It is essentially a Burmese variety.
The Highland Thai is a very different strain from the Thai ganja most people will be familiar with, which mostly comes from the Mekong River region of Isan (NE Thailand) and Laos."
Not sure if those are field collected or a reproduction of older stock> From the description I suppose it's From the Mae Hong Son Area. I can recall some very pleasant weed there, nice buzz which leaves you fresh when it wears off
I'm pretty sure it's a repro there's a thread on their forums
to ,,organic,, member 4.5.2017
Garhwali Jungli is the wild version and the Garhwali Shiva domesticated or selected ,
yes, i remember something like that, same with pahari farmhouse transformed to kumaoni as better from that region ,
i buy second version shiva and on seedpocket is only garhwali by pen,
Garhwali Jungli is the wild version and the Garhwali Shiva domesticated or selected ,
yes, i remember something like that, same with pahari farmhouse transformed to kumaoni as better from that region ,
i buy second version shiva and on seedpocket is only garhwali by pen,
Ok:
The Nepalese was collected on three separate occasions from the same grower, who makes primo Nepalese charas - the really dense, sticky, nice smelling stuff.
The first batch of seeds were the best.
The second batch of seeds were smaller and still produced the same strain.
The third batch were larger seeds, and from feedback I suspect were not the same strain. As a consequence I haven't gone back to this source, as I don't think he is reliable anymore.
Nepalese are medium flowering plants: harvested around mid-November. Characteristics are the same as most Himalayans, very 'sativa' with some wilder specimens.
The first two batches of this Nepalese showed some broader leaflet traits. No way to know for sure what the origin of this trait is.
Zitz
Member
Thanks for the info, I clearly have the third batch, as the seeds are big, on par with Kumaoni. I might give them a try sometime, but given what you've said I'd rather go for Malana cream or Parvati.
I still have a few seeds from the first batch and they were pretty big from what I remember, larger than the PCK seeds I had.
I too have seeds from the first released batch and the seeds are huge!
Just to clarify:
the seeds from the third batch were all consistently big, whereas the first batch were a range of sizes (if you got all big ones that's luck of the draw)
about the Jungli seeds: iirc they were Kullu Jungli, Kumaoni Jungli, and Garhwali Jungli
all of them are feral versions of the cultivated plants in their region - e.g. the Kullu ones grow spontaneously on the other side of Chandrakani pass from Malana village, in the apple orchards
the seeds from the third batch were all consistently big, whereas the first batch were a range of sizes (if you got all big ones that's luck of the draw)
about the Jungli seeds: iirc they were Kullu Jungli, Kumaoni Jungli, and Garhwali Jungli
all of them are feral versions of the cultivated plants in their region - e.g. the Kullu ones grow spontaneously on the other side of Chandrakani pass from Malana village, in the apple orchards
