Nepal Jam
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Hi Fronk,
Glad to know that
Indeed, your Nepal Jam F7 is very close to the purple Nepal Jam mother used to produce Red Sapphire, showing the now classic traits of our Nepal Jam line that i fixed with latest breeding of the strain, but your F7 is much better yielding than the F6 i used for Red Sapphire
Looking super happy and beautiful with those intense deep purple veins in the underleaf. How are the aromas now that she is passing mid flowering ? Sweet and creamy ?
Glad to know that
Indeed, your Nepal Jam F7 is very close to the purple Nepal Jam mother used to produce Red Sapphire, showing the now classic traits of our Nepal Jam line that i fixed with latest breeding of the strain, but your F7 is much better yielding than the F6 i used for Red Sapphire Looking super happy and beautiful with those intense deep purple veins in the underleaf. How are the aromas now that she is passing mid flowering ? Sweet and creamy ?
Thanks Dubi, It’s a beautiful plant.
I can now see a lot of Nepal Jam in the Red Sapphire I grew.
Hi Fronk,
Glad to know that
Looking super happy and beautiful with those intense deep purple veins in the underleaf. How are the aromas now that she is passing mid flowering ? Sweet and creamy ?
Yeah exactly, sweet and creamy!
I have only smelt similar terpenes in OEXNJ but honestly this one smells much more pleasant.
Great to hear this one is a much better yielder.
I’ll keep the updates coming for the finish.
Thanks Dubi for your guidance and all your strains.
Psy_explorer
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I ve got one similar last seasson, but extremely purple. All the under leaves, the stem , everything almost red. Such a beauty.
Pulling this beauty this evening.
Loved growing it and the rain had absolutely no effect in late flowering.
The terpenes are really creamy.
Thanks Dubi.
Loved growing it and the rain had absolutely no effect in late flowering.
The terpenes are really creamy.
Thanks Dubi.
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StrongTree
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NepJam harvested 7weeks - copious silver resins...both creamy and gummy. odour is like some "badam burfi" indian sweets with cooked cream and almond with a hint of green cardamom, saffron and a dash of rosewater
the fresh resin melts onto the finger and then has a slick liquid smooth viscosity giving way to a smooth creamy gum....if i put one out this summer i just might take up charas rubbing on a larger scale...
the fresh resin melts onto the finger and then has a slick liquid smooth viscosity giving way to a smooth creamy gum....if i put one out this summer i just might take up charas rubbing on a larger scale...
Thanks to you Fronk for your enthusiasm on growing our strains so well, both indoors and outdoors, and for your will to share your great results with us 
Congrats and enjoy your well deserved harvest
Congrats and enjoy your well deserved harvest
Pulling this beauty this evening.
Loved growing it and the rain had absolutely no effect in late flowering.
The terpenes are really creamy.
Thanks Dubi.
What a lovely and inspired description about your Nepal Jam before harvest StrongTree
I will need to hire you to write the bouquet of our strain descriptions
Seriously, much props for your green fingers and olfactory abilities, and for being able to express in detail such complex fragrances
Your purple, short flowering and resinous Nepal Jam is a perfect example of my inbreeding efforts to stabilize expressions like yours coming from purple Nepal Jam F6 mother, through backcrossing to her and through continous selection of these desirable traits in her offspring in latest breeding steps.
This purple very resinous pheno of sweet creamy aromas and very fast flowering was never a good producer, but has much better terpenes, resins, and cannabinoid content than the rest of Nepal Jam expressions from previous generations, so i had to sacrifice yield for quality during the latest inbreeding of this particular pheno.
Summing up, Nepal Jam has been greatly refined for finished product thanks to this work, but for commercial grows it works much better now in outcrosses (if yield matters, for many growers it does) like it is the case of Zamal Bliss (Zamal x Nepal Jam) or Honduras Breeze (Honduras x Nepal Jam), when NJ is outcrossed to sativas the vigor and yield is restored, yet the Nepal Jam now infuses all her best qualities to its hybrids.
I will need to hire you to write the bouquet of our strain descriptions
Seriously, much props for your green fingers and olfactory abilities, and for being able to express in detail such complex fragrances
Your purple, short flowering and resinous Nepal Jam is a perfect example of my inbreeding efforts to stabilize expressions like yours coming from purple Nepal Jam F6 mother, through backcrossing to her and through continous selection of these desirable traits in her offspring in latest breeding steps.
This purple very resinous pheno of sweet creamy aromas and very fast flowering was never a good producer, but has much better terpenes, resins, and cannabinoid content than the rest of Nepal Jam expressions from previous generations, so i had to sacrifice yield for quality during the latest inbreeding of this particular pheno.
Summing up, Nepal Jam has been greatly refined for finished product thanks to this work, but for commercial grows it works much better now in outcrosses (if yield matters, for many growers it does) like it is the case of Zamal Bliss (Zamal x Nepal Jam) or Honduras Breeze (Honduras x Nepal Jam), when NJ is outcrossed to sativas the vigor and yield is restored, yet the Nepal Jam now infuses all her best qualities to its hybrids.
Mountainkush
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That’s awesome Strongtree. Really pretty girl and some great resin. Getting excited to pop a bunch of these in the fall after how much I enjoyed the first two I popped.
Scored some seeds in Jamaica recently I’ll start at the same time with hopes to do a bit of breeding too. It had a similar warm happy effect but stronger and more energizing. Could be interesting.
Scored some seeds in Jamaica recently I’ll start at the same time with hopes to do a bit of breeding too. It had a similar warm happy effect but stronger and more energizing. Could be interesting.
Absolutely stunning. Great job and what a resinous lady.
What a lovely and inspired description about your Nepal Jam before harvest StrongTree
I will need to hire you to write the bouquet of our strain descriptions
Seriously, much props for your green fingers and olfactory abilities, and for being able to express in detail such complex fragrances
Your purple, short flowering and resinous Nepal Jam is a perfect example of my inbreeding efforts to stabilize expressions like yours coming from purple Nepal Jam F6 mother, through backcrossing to her and through continous selection of these desirable traits in her offspring in latest breeding steps.
This purple very resinous pheno of sweet creamy aromas and very fast flowering was never a good producer, but has much better terpenes, resins, and cannabinoid content than the rest of Nepal Jam expressions from previous generations, so i had to sacrifice yield for quality during the latest inbreeding of this particular pheno.
Summing up, Nepal Jam has been greatly refined for finished product thanks to this work, but for commercial grows it works much better now in outcrosses (if yield matters, for many growers it does) like it is the case of Zamal Bliss (Zamal x Nepal Jam) or Honduras Breeze (Honduras x Nepal Jam), when NJ is outcrossed to sativas the vigor and yield is restored, yet the Nepal Jam now infuses all her best qualities to its hybrids.
Dubi - this is a great post. Posts like this are the reason Ive bought so many of your strains. I almost popped a Nepal Jam the other day, but instead decided to go with a heavier hitting Killer A5 for the next grow as I want to show these Kush head friends of mine (said with all the love in the world here
) there is awhole different world out there and it doesn’t have to be the modern hybrid of the week to be potent. However, the high descriptions on Nepal Jam make me suspect I may really like her as personal smoke, even if she is a low yielder. Still, I want to ask..... what would be your recommendation for a Nepal Jam hybrid that restores vigor and ups the yield, but yet retains the character of the Nepal Jam high?
Which one is your favorite? The Honduran Breeze really peaks my curiosity
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StrongTree
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Beautiful one Strong tree.
Enjoy.
Thanks Fronk .... looks like a nice harvest season at your place...enjoy
StrongTree
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MtKush... welcome home from yard mi bredda !...glad you have reached back safe... yea i hear ya bout some some nepjam to go with your zampan
....i 'll be curious to see what you might find in those Jamaica seeds...so many breeds have risen up there... would love to find some proper lambsbread collie...or the chocolatey tight pressed sativa that used to show up here in boston... best herb i ever found while in Jamaica was in St Elizabeth...dry sticky fluffy hazey spicy... YUM !StrongTree
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What a lovely and inspired description about your Nepal Jam before harvest StrongTree
I will need to hire you to write the bouquet of our strain descriptions
Seriously, much props for your green fingers and olfactory abilities, and for being able to express in detail such complex fragrances
Your purple, short flowering and resinous Nepal Jam is a perfect example of my inbreeding efforts to stabilize expressions like yours coming from purple Nepal Jam F6 mother, through backcrossing to her and through continous selection of these desirable traits in her offspring in latest breeding steps.
This purple very resinous pheno of sweet creamy aromas and very fast flowering was never a good producer, but has much better terpenes, resins, and cannabinoid content than the rest of Nepal Jam expressions from previous generations, so i had to sacrifice yield for quality during the latest inbreeding of this particular pheno.
Summing up, Nepal Jam has been greatly refined for finished product thanks to this work, but for commercial grows it works much better now in outcrosses (if yield matters, for many growers it does) like it is the case of Zamal Bliss (Zamal x Nepal Jam) or Honduras Breeze (Honduras x Nepal Jam), when NJ is outcrossed to sativas the vigor and yield is restored, yet the Nepal Jam now infuses all her best qualities to its hybrids.
Dubi...thanks so much for you kind words... it has been quite a journey the last year or so since i got with ACE...it's been a joy to explore the genetics you have assembled and the support provided in this forum is unique and a blessing to us growers. Seems to me ACE has generated a whole heap of open source good karma...so thank you helping so many of us as we grow these beauties... your commitment to encouraging,coaching and educating is profoundly appreciated...
Btw the Zamal Bliss's now have about a 6 month cure and have developed a really smooth character. sublime. trippy and mellow all at the same time
also i will be updating the bubba nepjam 1&2 soon...both are looking real fine at 2 weeks bloom
Sarayidoja
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Have you considered the KaliChina x NepalJam Cross?
