Cola Candy
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Does anyone know if mutants are common with this strain? I hope I don't cause offence by asking that, I'm just curious. Juding by the posts here it doesn't appear to be much of an issue at all but I thought I'd ask just to be sure.
Cola Candy
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Sorry I can't seem to edit my post but I just wanted to say oh my, that is a beautiful specimen you have there! drools..
I was actually considering crossing the purple paki chitral with some Keral seeds from the real seed co that I've bought. It would definitely be interesting to have some purple kerala ppc hybrids.
The thread below is regarding Cannabiogen PCK which I believe has similar if not identical origins.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=231599
I think most of the abnormalities are purely cosmetic but maybe someone with more knowledge than me could comment on the cause? Especially the one in post 14.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=231599
I think most of the abnormalities are purely cosmetic but maybe someone with more knowledge than me could comment on the cause? Especially the one in post 14.
Someone may have answered this earlier but generally what is the expected potency of the purple pheno PCK from Ace or CBG? Assuming an average or good but not spectacular grow conditions. A range is fine.
And how inbred or not inbred is the line?
I couldn't read through every of the 71 pages nor could I search and find this figure.
And how inbred or not inbred is the line?
I couldn't read through every of the 71 pages nor could I search and find this figure.
"potential" based upon what? Have you found some plants that were tested? Thank you dubi for this thread.
Hello Cola Candy,
Landrace indica populations usually have a small rate of mutants, in case of pakistan chitral kush line a few plants with variegated leaves can be found in early stage of seedlings or when a clone is grown under lots of stress. Most of them later grow correctly when they are older and the environmental conditions are correct.
And most of the plants in the line are healthy of course, but will never be the most vigorous line cos it's a pure landrace indica inbred and never hybridized.
It's very easy to produce great Pakistan Chitral Kush hybrids, the pakistani adds great colors, resin production, fast flowering and very desirable aromas to the crosses, i especially like to cross a good pure sativa with a PCK male or PCK reversed female. All the hybrids that have been produced in this way are very desirable. If you want colors in the hybrid, then choose a very colorful PCK parental plant, its beautiful color is very dominant in crosses.
I think we already have talked about it many times in the past but will do it again 
The Pakistan Chitral Kush line comes originally from Cannabiogen, kaiki gave us the permission to release it in pure form around 2008, he is also has been offering the line with Cannabiogen since 2010, the strain that both ACE and CBG have been offering is the same and most of the times the stock comes from the same reproduction too.
The Pakistan Chitral Kush line comes originally from Cannabiogen, kaiki gave us the permission to release it in pure form around 2008, he is also has been offering the line with Cannabiogen since 2010, the strain that both ACE and CBG have been offering is the same and most of the times the stock comes from the same reproduction too.
Hello Stoxx,
Probably your quesition it has been been answered in the past too.
The potency of the PCK is very good, more powerful than most old outdoor dutch purple strains. You can not expect overpowering effects like in the best sativa/indicahybrids cos it's a pure inbred landrace and this kind of genetics doesnt provide the highest peaks of potency. But considering she is pure and inbred the average potency is very good, a bit stronger in the green phenos.
But considering sh
