Nepal Jam x Kali China

[dubi]

Glad to hear you save a clone of her for a second run she is very Nepal Jam (indica pheno) dominant

 

[MrHamilton]

Glad to hear you save a clone of her for a second run she is very Nepal Jam (indica pheno) dominant

I really like her growth and structure. She has a spectacular flower to leaf ratio. I’m going to keep a mom of her around for a while.

 

[MrHamilton]

Starting her transition to purple

 

[MrHamilton]

1 week later and she smells amazing, mostly incense with a bit a deep sweetness so far.

That’s not a nanner on the lower, just some weird light

 

[dubi]

The creamy notes from both, with the Nepal Jam's sweetness and the exotic spices and incense of Kali China, showcase the best terpene expression of this hybrid @MrHamilton

 

[celtic voyager]

Hi
Can this strain be successfully grown outdoors at 53N

 

[dubi]

Hi @celtic voyager It's stated up to 47º in the strain description. At your latitude best choice are autos (Auto Malawi x NL, Auto Zamaldelica) and semi autos (Moroccan, Lebanese, Erdpurt). Erdpurt x PCK is one of the few photodependant worth to try there.

 

[dilettante]

This year I have another two NepJamx Kali Chinas in the garden.

Local wildlife (slugs) weeded out all of the Violetas, Thais, Bangi Haze and Nepal Mists. NepJam x Kali China and Bangi Congo Panama x Purple Satellite suffered no damage at all.

 

[strain_hunter]

Hi, I just started growing again after more than a decade and found this interesting strain. I want to share some impressions and are happy for tips.

The plant is planted from seed and I switched to 11/13 and 4 liter pots after 14 days. The picture is now 18 days later.
The Nepal Jam x Kali China is on the lift side in the front, next to some Ethiopian on the right side.
I want to find some nice strains and decided against longer vegetative growth. If the effects of the strain are pleasant enough, I will grow more of them with longer veg.

Thanks for your interesting strains @dubi

I will definitely try some more.

 

[dubi]

This year I have another two NepJamx Kali Chinas in the garden.

Local wildlife (slugs) weeded out all of the Violetas, Thais, Bangi Haze and Nepal Mists. NepJam x Kali China and Bangi Congo Panama x Purple Satellite suffered no damage at all.

Sorry to hear about the loss of seedlings under slugs @dilettante check Gypsy's thread and his artillery against slugs https://www.icmag.com/threads/malawi-x-northern-lights-zamaldelica-fem-autos.18131442/

Bangi Congo/Panama x Purple Satellite sounds interesting!

 

[dubi]

Thanks to you @strain_hunter for choosing ACE genetics after resuming growing following a long hiatus!
She looks more than happy with the feeding. Be careful with the 2 plants in the back, they are showing nutrient toxicity in the leaf tips.

 

[strain_hunter]

Thanks to you @strain_hunter for choosing ACE genetics after resuming growing following a long hiatus!
She looks more than happy with the feeding. Be careful with the 2 plants in the back, they are showing nutrient toxicity in the leaf tips.

Thanks.

 

[dilettante]

Sorry to hear about the loss of seedlings under slugs @dilettante check Gypsy's thread and his artillery against slugs https://www.icmag.com/threads/malawi-x-northern-lights-zamaldelica-fem-autos.18131442/

Bangi Congo/Panama x Purple Satellite sounds interesting!

@dubi I have become complacent about wildlife, as I had zero loss or even damage from it in the last two years. This spring though it rained every day or every other day up until the summer solstice! I lost half of the seedlings I have planted. It goes to show that you can't ignore the old guerrila wisdom of planting three times more than what you want to harvest and having a second round going as a backup.

Anyway, it's not too bad, as long as we get good weather in autumn. The remaining 16 plants look very robust and I don't expect more losses. Fingers crossed for a favorable female to male ratio.

I will keep you posted about the Bangi Congo/Panama x Purple Satellites. It was with a bit of luck that I managed to make the seed last year. The mother had by far the best and loudest scent (lemony) of the whole crop and was a fairly early and very robust plant. The kids have a lot of vigour.

I hope to cross the Nep Jam x Kali China and Bangi Haze with Purple Satellite this year.

Unfortunately the eaten Violetas were my last seeds. I was curious for a double purple in this cross. Pink pistils, red stems and petioles and purple flowers Well, who knows maybe they will manage to reveg from the tiny bottom buds now that I cleared the surrounding vegetation.

I'm fine with nature helping me to select for robust parental stock.

 

[Rocket Soul]

Sorry to hear about the loss of seedlings under slugs @dilettante check Gypsy's thread and his artillery against slugs https://www.icmag.com/threads/malawi-x-northern-lights-zamaldelica-fem-autos.18131442/

Bangi Congo/Panama x Purple Satellite sounds interesting!

Not sure if the thread mentions it but wrapping naked copper wire around your pot helps somewhat, slugs dont like to pass copper.

 

[strain_hunter]

Had some pollen after bondage.
Is this strain known to be sensitive?

 

[dilettante]

Two Nepal Jam x Kali China. One purple stemmed, one green. Looking lovely

 

[dilettante]

Two weeks later. Gorgeous plants.

 

[Consolidated]

Something tells me @dilettante .... that these 2 will be the best plants of the season.

 

[dilettante]

Something tells me @dilettante .... that these 2 will be the best plants of the season.

You might be onto something
Their sisters already were last year
Especially since the only real challangers (BangiCongo/PanamaxPS) are standing 3 to a hole.
Of course botrythis will be the final arbiter.

 

[dilettante]

I'd like to share with you an update on the two plants. Photographed in the blinding midday sun on the last day of the month.

NJKC Number 1:

NJKC Number 2 with purple stems is a little later: