Oaxaca x Kali China

[StrongTree]

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[StrongTree]

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[dubi]

Excited to know your opinion about this one StrongTree and how does it compare with the other sativa x KC hybrids you have tried like Congo x Kali China and Thai Chi.

 

[StrongTree]

7 weeks bloom - coming along nicely...copious resins that are sticky like an adhesive...great single cola with compact upward side branching...smells are bright, earthy, spice, haze / mist....something like magnolia bark, cardamom hibiscus and citrus flower ...very nice plant!

 

[dubi]

Oh yeahhh! Best from both worlds!

 

[Anjey]

So nice... the stacking effect and bud formation from the Oaxaca is really special looking

 

[StrongTree]

greasy silvery resins galore...flowers starting to harden...camphor, tea tree oil type of aroma ..it is a clean hazey / misty smell

 

[dubi]

Thanks for the update StrongTree! Looks like she won't go further than 9-10 weeks of flowering. Really nice plant structure and dense buds

 

[dubi]

Excited to hear a smoke report about this one StrongTree Lots of incense ? What about the effects ?

 

[StrongTree]

 

[StrongTree]

harvested at 10 weeks... smells of aromatic green herbs such as thyme, epazote, majoram in the backround lurks a hint volatile oil such as tea tree / eucalyptus... when combusted the incense hangs in the air....the effect is dense and complex but not prohibitive to daytime use.

 

[dubi]

Thanks a lot for the update StrongTree Looks fantastic, tamed, good yielding and with a great balance of traits from both strains.

Those culinary herbs she emanates sound enticing and exotic, glad there's strong incense in the air when burned.

Enjoy friend, looks like a lovely smoke to start the New Year

 

[Tranquilidade]

@StrongTree old thread, but still curious how she smoked?

 

[TexasTea]

Nice plant! I'm still nursing along cuts from my O'79 x Panama, and now thinking of starting a seed from my O'79 x KC pack...the Panama Cross certainly has the incense quality and great high. But mine has rather thin spindly branches that don't hold up the weight of the heavy buds very well. I'm thinking the KC version may be sturdier and have more terpenes.

 

[dubi]

Please, keep us updated if you finally start the Oaxaca x Kali China @TexasTea
This Oaxaca cross tends to shows a more compact, columnar growth than Oaxaca x Panama.

Oaxaca 79 is highly inbred and stems are weak, crossed with the strongly structured Panama Goddess usually fixes the problem in most of the F1 offspring, i would recommend to germinate more seeds and look for another female of your taste with a structure that suits you well.

 

[StrongTree]

@StrongTree old thread, but still curious how she smoked?

good.... rather potent....spicy sativa

 

[dubi]

Glad to see you back @StrongTree hope you had a great summer time and starting a great autumn as well.

 

[StrongTree]

Glad to see you back @StrongTree hope you had a great summer time and starting a great autumn as well.

hey @dubi .... glad to be here as always.... hope all is well for you too !

that Oaxaca x Kali China performed well indoors...
although she got tall, there was a manageable structure....(and i did not remove the top)...really did produce some nice mexican type herb....the KC was infuence was obvious in the flavor...
was KC 21 - 4 the male for this Oaxaca x Kali China ?
perhaps i should get another one germinated..........i wonder if @TexasTea has sprouted any yet

 

[dubi]

hey @dubi .... glad to be here as always.... hope all is well for you too !

that Oaxaca x Kali China performed well indoors...
although she got tall, there was a manageable structure....(and i did not remove the top)...really did produce some nice mexican type herb....the KC was infuence was obvious in the flavor...
was KC 21 - 4 the male for this Oaxaca x Kali China ?
perhaps i should get another one germinated..........i wonder if @TexasTea has sprouted any yet

Thanks for sharing your insights about Oaxaca x Kali China @StrongTree Yes, KC 21 -4 reversed was the fem pollen donor.