Online Landrace Seed Sourcing Archive

[Verdant Whisperer]

Any info in the works for:
Manipur-Burma
Quetta Purple #1
both from Full Power Selections

so, it seems to me based off instagram, Full power Selections is the official distributor for Indian Landrace Exchange. https://www.indianlandraceexchange.com/geneticlibrary/eastern-manipur-burma/ the Eastern manipuri burma border is special, and no longer available from the original source, this is last chance to get them from original source the fields have been coverted to poppy plants last year. and it has amazing blue colors. heres infor for the quetta from the same line that ace is selling from ILE, or FPS. https://www.aceseeds.org/en/seeds/quetta-purple-selection1-regular-seeds/

 

[Verdant Whisperer]

East Africa Genes Strain & Other Strains I Like

 

[Lebanizer]

The Real Seed Company (Europe): The Real Seed Company
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• Lebanese (N.Africa) - Flowering: 7-10 weeks Flavors: Cedar. Pine, Fruit, Mango, Hashish Effects: Clear headed, cheerful, focused and relaxed.

Lebanon is in the Middle East, not North Africa !

 

[LandraceJunkie]

The ILE Burmese is most likely my favorite trippy type sativa line at the moment. Pleasant high as well. Trippy at lower doses which is all I have done so far

I didn't expect that. Trippy at lower doses. Even though the other one (RSC's Burmese) is described as 'potent to extremely potent'. I'm pretty sure I have seen somewhere a photo of ILE's Burma that had a 'Pearl String' darker color pheno. Either on his website or his IG, but maybe my memory doesn't serve me right. Have you come across such a pheno by any chance? Did you make seeds?

There is a guy here on Icmag that has a PR

You mean the Kentucky Panama Red (prefloodgenetics)?

 

[LandraceJunkie]

Shillong (N/E India) - Flowering: 14-16 weeks Aromas/Flavors: Bitter minty, floral incense. Effects: Energetic sativa with psychedelic effects.

That sounds strange... Every Indian I've spoken to so far said the exact opposite! That Shillong (or Meghalaya) is a very mellow high, is not praised for its potency but for its aroma and taste. I remember someone who used the frase 'the best taste ever, like rose tea, jasmine, mango'.

This would be the only time I ever saw Shillong described as being 'psychedelic'. Interesting, considering the source of the description.