Now yer talkin' ! However, what I see doesn't look like my plant, namely bud formation, deep leaf furrows and petiole colour... the only similar thing is the anticipated harvest time lol
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KALAMATA RED O.P. (Delicorganic)
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A detail of Matoula in a bramble thicket doing its thing, moderate airy fluffy buds rotting here and there unlike its "indoor" sissy ... been picking them infected buds for at least a week now, copious amount of trichs being still clear and cloudy... the oncoming turn of the weather will dictate the chop chop job.
Movement13
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Movement13
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Hi movement13...you have a lovely greek lady there...by the looks of the photo,i think you have 10-15 days more,depending the 11-13 weeks mark that delicorganic says that it needs the strain...but i think delicorganic must put his lights on for the right answer!!!
Delic where are you?
Movement13
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how did it turn out ?
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goingrey
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Really interesting look on these hairy buds!
Movement13
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Movement13
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RobFromTX
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Beautiful orange buds. Great job man
romanoweed
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Moliotiko - Realseedcompany is cool too.
the positive, its no imparing me like im almost not high, dreamyness like sativas have, gigggggly
the negative, its like any modern landraces stressy, speedy. mostly next day i feel those feelings, slight headache too.
i will have to find a 70s collected greek, im shure they were good.
they perform well in more northern regions.
the positive, its no imparing me like im almost not high, dreamyness like sativas have, gigggggly
the negative, its like any modern landraces stressy, speedy. mostly next day i feel those feelings, slight headache too.
i will have to find a 70s collected greek, im shure they were good.
they perform well in more northern regions.
RobFromTX
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Yeah ive definitely learned the hard way with landrace sativas. You got to sip not slurp to get the best of the heavy ones
romanoweed
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no, i got these sideffects because the modernity i guess.. low dose.. same
anyone heard of Mr Nices 70s Lebanese? somebody mentioned it.
anyone heard of Mr Nices 70s Lebanese? somebody mentioned it.
romanoweed
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I did this Cross:
Moliotiko
X
Turkish Delight - Greenthumb
I outcrossed them, one day i can backcross to turkish delight..
I testsmoked 1/4 Moliotiko and 3/4 Turkish delight in a Joint..
You know how much i love the Turkish delight?
Did i already tell you, its crazy, but i searched that perfumy Bud i smoked long ago, with a daytime high .
Its crazy but i almost believe thats the same Line.
You know that any Landrace brings you at the place it originates from,, thats how i feel when smoking this..
Its a wonderful Strain from the 70s. sadly feminized only.
It makes the world seem peacefull most times, stresses disapear, you cant recognize them, nice effect.
Its one of the bestest landraces i know. something you smoke in small pauses troughout day, and be relaxed.. (well i smoke seldon, but you know thats the way i would use it,, pure Sativas are for special events, this is for more normal events)
This strain i want to preserve thats why im so keen on a 70s middleeastern..
The 1/4 Molio 3/4 Turkish was, well, relatively close, but not the same class as pure Turkish Delight.
anyway.
Moliotiko
X
Turkish Delight - Greenthumb
I outcrossed them, one day i can backcross to turkish delight..
I testsmoked 1/4 Moliotiko and 3/4 Turkish delight in a Joint..
You know how much i love the Turkish delight?
Did i already tell you, its crazy, but i searched that perfumy Bud i smoked long ago, with a daytime high .
Its crazy but i almost believe thats the same Line.
You know that any Landrace brings you at the place it originates from,, thats how i feel when smoking this..
Its a wonderful Strain from the 70s. sadly feminized only.
It makes the world seem peacefull most times, stresses disapear, you cant recognize them, nice effect.
Its one of the bestest landraces i know. something you smoke in small pauses troughout day, and be relaxed.. (well i smoke seldon, but you know thats the way i would use it,, pure Sativas are for special events, this is for more normal events)
This strain i want to preserve thats why im so keen on a 70s middleeastern..
The 1/4 Molio 3/4 Turkish was, well, relatively close, but not the same class as pure Turkish Delight.
anyway.
taracula
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After almost one year of slow curing, we thought it is a great time to make that smoke report !
The connections we found between the three phenos as curing progressed were the hashy-botanic-herbal aromas as we can best describe them ,the earthy-hashy tastes, and as to the effects , as soon as you take a hit an electrifying sensation goes through your body with a sense of well-being and clear head almost instantly after exhalation. As the high builds up, and it does in waves, the transitions between them are so smooth.
Pheno 1: The aromas begun with a combination of fermented carrots, peaches, oranges and milky-creamy essences. In the later stages of curing the hashy-herbal profile that all phenos had, dominated the pallet. The tastes were similar to the aromas. The effects progress from a very racy and awakening state to a more liquidy-dizzy state which we could best describe as a perfect drunk without the side effects.
Pheno 2: The aromas started with cooked vine leaves and lemon-peel undertones with the pallet getting completed later to a fully flavored traditional village dish with additions of basil and spicies. What made this herb stand out for us were the medicinal properties and its balanced high. After the first hits you feel an electrifying sensation through the body, and we always use to sweat a bit immediately especially on the forehead , your internal temperature feels to rise up and you are ready for action. Another thing it stood out was its anti inflammatory properties. We noticed that this pheno was the spiciest of the three, during chillum sessions especially at the first hits you get a very liberating and productive cough that gets rid of the phlegm, and you feel like it coats your throat and adds a protective layer throughout , making your breath noticabley clearer. It makes you feel very engaged and focused to whatever you are doing.
Pheno 3: This pheno had the most earthy-hashy profile and its effects were intermediate between the other 2 phenos. The aromas as well as its tastes translated to sweet woody and hashy nuances and spicies
Special thanks and praises to Mr. Delicorganic!
Sharing is Caring!
The connections we found between the three phenos as curing progressed were the hashy-botanic-herbal aromas as we can best describe them ,the earthy-hashy tastes, and as to the effects , as soon as you take a hit an electrifying sensation goes through your body with a sense of well-being and clear head almost instantly after exhalation. As the high builds up, and it does in waves, the transitions between them are so smooth.
Pheno 1: The aromas begun with a combination of fermented carrots, peaches, oranges and milky-creamy essences. In the later stages of curing the hashy-herbal profile that all phenos had, dominated the pallet. The tastes were similar to the aromas. The effects progress from a very racy and awakening state to a more liquidy-dizzy state which we could best describe as a perfect drunk without the side effects.
Pheno 2: The aromas started with cooked vine leaves and lemon-peel undertones with the pallet getting completed later to a fully flavored traditional village dish with additions of basil and spicies. What made this herb stand out for us were the medicinal properties and its balanced high. After the first hits you feel an electrifying sensation through the body, and we always use to sweat a bit immediately especially on the forehead , your internal temperature feels to rise up and you are ready for action. Another thing it stood out was its anti inflammatory properties. We noticed that this pheno was the spiciest of the three, during chillum sessions especially at the first hits you get a very liberating and productive cough that gets rid of the phlegm, and you feel like it coats your throat and adds a protective layer throughout , making your breath noticabley clearer. It makes you feel very engaged and focused to whatever you are doing.
Pheno 3: This pheno had the most earthy-hashy profile and its effects were intermediate between the other 2 phenos. The aromas as well as its tastes translated to sweet woody and hashy nuances and spicies
Special thanks and praises to Mr. Delicorganic!
Sharing is Caring!
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Vasungrown
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@delicorganic I’ve been growing Kalamata red every run for the past 2 years . I would like to interview you for the first episode of my podcast. Please reach out if interested.
Kalmata red via real seed co.
Kalmata red via real seed co.
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ILoveWeed138
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Did the podcast ever happen?
george7
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Matoula fem 6-7 weeks flowering shining like a diamond as rihanna sais .Lime hash perfume terpene festival.
Big respect and love for deli for all his work and sacrifices all these years to save these treasures. Also big respect to each and every one giving her a try.
Blessings
Big respect and love for deli for all his work and sacrifices all these years to save these treasures. Also big respect to each and every one giving her a try.
Blessings
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taracula
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Hi George, looks wonderful (as everything Delicorganic touches) i can smell this beauty from here
!!!!I have tried an older fem line of his, different mother, different aromas but this line looks even more special. Enjoy
