Lumbo G

[Guest]

this plant was a lone female from six beans gifted to me of colombian gold. dont know how old the seed stock was. this plant was a difficult an subborn girl, arnet they all, lol.



this plant never would flip under 12/12, planted outdoors, after returnin to veg. left it a bit long outdoors and she aquired a bit of frost damage. fantastic purp with cool temps, leaf and bud both purp up awesome. she was dug up and placed indoor to finish. she quit with the color indoors with warmer temps.



still workin on bringin in the sallies, see where it does take a green thumb to get um right.right now theres a pleasent cured hay aroma, and from experience any straight sativa requires a cure for the taste and aromas to come out.



for as much as we put this plant through I was very suprised by the High, nice hard hittin head, not quite as powerful as the Haze, but real close



smooth smoke, slight sweet tone to the earthen smoke. take a hit, and blow it out and the smoke just keeps commin, and commin. no choke or cough. great up head, with a nice long lastin sizzle




have lept a mother and will run her indoor here real soon again, as im linein up all thw 11/13 flower stuff I have and run all together

CBF

 

[Guest]

Good work CBF, on getting her to thirve and finish up nicely. Is she anything like the 'Old School back in the day' Lumbo? That was one of the top strains back in the day.

 

[Guest]

Very good job! It's not easy growing them here (colombia). Very nice cure on the buds too.
Peace

 

[Guest]

Good work CBF, on getting her to thirve and finish up nicely. Is she anything like the 'Old School back in the day' Lumbo? That was one of the top strains back in the day.

hola smokey, never had lumbo jarred and cured, but the stuff back in NY when I was young, 74/75, was like this weed, head high. didnt smell or taste as good as this one.

and i dont remember all the body high this one gives. over toke leaves ya hungry and tried in that order, slight chest pressure, no paranoia.

had the wife check out the aroma for me, and she has it as a musty sour socks aroma, lol. old somethin to me.

token on it now, gettin reved up for the giant game

CBF

 

[Guest]

Very good job! It's not easy growing them here (colombia). Very nice cure on the buds too.
Peace

thank you, my buddy should get all the credit on this one. i just vegged from seed. plant was doin fine till temps dipped to the teens, and frost set in.

good smoke
CBF

 

[Guest]

CBF your buddy is a master cultivator in my book. Your bud looks a lot more dense then most of mine. Very nice gold color and good manicure on yours too. Mine tend to turn purple and cure out darker. Excellent report CBF, I am very interested in how the Colombians grow up north.
Peace

 

[Guest]

wow truly awesome CBF, a classic!
any future plans for this line?

 

[Guest]

it just occured to me that if the rumored lineage of kona gold is correct,
you could try to duplicate it by crossin her to one of yer fruity thais

 

[Reign of Terror]

it just occured to me that if the rumored lineage of kona gold is correct,
you could try to duplicate it by crossin her to one of yer fruity thais

huh? so are hawiians mostly thai? cause i heard this before but wasnt too sure.

 

[Guest]

many (if not all) older Hawaiian sativas have roots in southeast asia. yes.