MK - a northern greece landrace sativa

[doublezero]

Hey all,

I was gifted some seeds and among them there is the "Mountain King" which I just call MK. Flowering time of MK should be 10-12 weeks. The high is described as "very strong". That's all information I got.

As my flowering tent is booked until January next year it may take a while to see more. Inbetween I will take a cut to see if it is a female, which I was told should be highly probable with a ratio of around 1:10 m:f.

For now I have germinated 1 seed in soil and almost messed it because the little pot I got the seedling in dried out as I was on vacation for a few days. It is coming back. The plant resides in an incubator with high RH and ~25°/18° under 50W COB (together with something else).

The soil mix may be a little bit too strong. We will see.


November, 21


November, 29


December, 1

 

[Creeperpark]

Hey all,

I was gifted some seeds and among them there is the "Mountain King" which I just call MK. Flowering time of MK should be 10-12 weeks. The high is described as "very strong". That's all information I got.

As my flowering tent is booked until January next year it may take a while to see more. Inbetween I will take a cut to see if it is a female, which I was told should be highly probable with a ratio of around 1:10 m:f.

For now I have germinated 1 seed in soil and almost messed it because the little pot I got the seedling in dried out as I was on vacation for a few days. It is coming back. The plant resides in an incubator with high RH and ~25°/18° under 50W COB (together with something else).

The soil mix may be a little bit too strong. We will see.


November, 21
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November, 29
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December, 1
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Thanks for posting friend. Good luck.

 

[aCBD]

Good luck!
Would this be one of the varieties that was used to make hashish many years ago?

 

[doublezero]

Good luck!
Would this be one of the varieties that was used to make hashish many years ago?

Thank you @aCBD and @Creeperpark.

I will ask for more information. My guess would be that all the greek varieties known today (Cretan, Arcadian, Kalamata, Moliotiko) may have been used to produce hash.

 

[doublezero]

@aCBD
It is indeed a hashplant so chances are that the production of hashish from this variety has taken place.

 

[aCBD]

@aCBD
It is indeed a hashplant so chances are that the production of hashish from this variety has taken place.

Thank you for checking, really curious about the genetics.

 

[Rocket Soul]

In for the ride, hope you find some gold

 

[doublezero]

I want to add that the origin is the mountainous regions of central macedonia.