Himalayan Gold
I can't remember whether the at the end of Himalayan refers to landraces or this strain. One way is one and the other way is the other.
With this one, it had about 10 weeks of flowering, although it started slow. And in that time, it obviously didn't produce a major amount. However, it's perfect. Pretty much like making a divine offering. Also not a reeker, but does have a mild musk/skunk/hash aroma.
Now I will admit I ruined the Edelweiss. The Himalayan, although it had more total time, did not ripen overly much. I couldn't really scope the trichomes on Edelweiss when it was growing, because it was so small, but I think the following is true. On indica plants I do look for the pistils to recede, but, once that happens, you should probably plan on harvesting in a week or two. Even though the Edelweiss plant was still green, its pistils had vanished like a month ago, and that should have been the cue to take it.
So although this plant got somewhat battered and faded, the flowers are pristine and absolutely delightful.
I can't remember whether the at the end of Himalayan refers to landraces or this strain. One way is one and the other way is the other.
With this one, it had about 10 weeks of flowering, although it started slow. And in that time, it obviously didn't produce a major amount. However, it's perfect. Pretty much like making a divine offering. Also not a reeker, but does have a mild musk/skunk/hash aroma.
Now I will admit I ruined the Edelweiss. The Himalayan, although it had more total time, did not ripen overly much. I couldn't really scope the trichomes on Edelweiss when it was growing, because it was so small, but I think the following is true. On indica plants I do look for the pistils to recede, but, once that happens, you should probably plan on harvesting in a week or two. Even though the Edelweiss plant was still green, its pistils had vanished like a month ago, and that should have been the cue to take it.
So although this plant got somewhat battered and faded, the flowers are pristine and absolutely delightful.