Landrace Grows & Seed Reproductions

[troutman]

Ok

 

[Holderchert]

Wow amazing and inspiring work you're doing here. I'm definitely going to follow suit. Which was your favorite between kumaoni and Nanda Devi? I've recently got a pack of Nanda, Kumaoni, Iranian, Nepalese, Mango Thai, and Kunar River from RSC. Definitely want to do some pheno hunting like you're doing. Have you experienced quicker flowering or nutrient deficiency issues with using such small container?

Beautiful work.

 

[Land]

Holderchert: Thanks for reaching out and following suit! Wee need as many people preserving landraces in pure form as possible these days. So I had some really good smelling females of Nanda Devi that smelled like malt for brewing beer and some that smelled like green laffy taffy. The Kumaoni had more of a citrusy floral bright type of smell which was also very very nice but my favorite was the Nanda Devi green laffy taffy genotype. As for using smaller containers, the plants are more stressed since the roots can't extend as much so the lower leaves turn yellow sooner and the plants are smaller in general.

 

[Land]

Afghani Sherbeghan Seed Crop

Afghani Sherbeghan Seed Crop

Here is a shot of the dark green genotype with the densest flowers.

 

[Land]

Highland Laos Seed Reproduction

Highland Laos Seed Reproduction

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Highland Laos[/FONT] from TRSC had descent resin descent terpene production. Genotypes ranged from quicker flowering with denser floral clusters to slower flowering with taller growth and thinner leaves. Live plants smelled of woody hazy aromas. The high is a paranoid type energizing high.[/FONT]

 

[Land]

Highland Laos Seed Reproduction

Highland Laos Seed Reproduction

Here is a shot after I had moved them outside to finish up (Not by choice).

 

[brickweeder]

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This picture is awesome. Nice work. I'll be doing the same with some rsc malawi gold on my next run in a couple months.

 

[Land]

Heck yeah! Please post some pictures of the Malawi Gold when you grow them.

 

[squatty]

Beautiful work Land.

With you're Highland Laos, were you able to determine any that were less paranoid?

 

[Land]

I wasn't. Sorry.

 

[Sachiel]

Hey Land,


first off, I got to say that your practical approach to these reproductions really inspired me! My question is how the Highland Laos performed under these stressful conditions. Did you get any intersex plants? How tall did they get?


Kind regards,


Sachiel

 

[Land]

Sachiel, I got one intersex plant that was taller than the rest of the plants. Most of the other plants were around 2.5 feet high while the intersex plant was around 3 feet high (during early flower).

 

[Land]

Pakistani Waziristan Seed Reproduction

Pakistani Waziristan Seed Reproduction

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Pakistani Waziristan[/FONT] from TRSC had good resin and descent terpene production. Genotypes were overall consistent, some larger or smaller than others. Live plants had slightly sweet earthy aromas. The largest female smelled slightly like a red starburst. Smoke report coming. Large seeds developed rather quickly after pollination occured. One of the males pictured below had a lot of pollen and dense floral clusters.[/FONT][/FONT]
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[Land]

Pakistani Waziristan Seed Reproduction

Pakistani Waziristan Seed Reproduction


Red startbust genotype is the large plant on the far left in the third photo.

 

[Land]

Congolese Seed Reproduction

Congolese Seed Reproduction

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]African Congolese[/FONT] from TRSC had mild resin and mild terpene production. Genotypes ranged in flower time however all plants smelled the same. Live plants smelled like celery. Plants started flowering more once the seeds ripened, more pistils appearing.
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[Land]

Congolese Seed Reproduction

Congolese Seed Reproduction

 

[funkyhorse]

Hi Land
How does the congolese smoke?
What is the flowering days range for this strain?
Thank you very much for reports and have a nice day

 

[Land]

Hi Land
How does the congolese smoke?
What is the flowering days range for this strain?
Thank you very much for reports and have a nice day

Hi funkyhorse, the Congo has a strong mental effect that I could feel in my eyes and I sort of lost track of time as well. Nothing too crazy in regards to flavor. As for the flowering time... it took approximately 10 weeks for the seeds to ripen enough to harvest. However, the flowers were not fully developed so it could have flowered for longer.

 

[Land]

Moroccan Seed Reproduction

Moroccan Seed Reproduction

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[Land]

Moroccan Seed Reproduction

Moroccan Seed Reproduction