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Pure Thai Sativas

willydread

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Although she comes from the tropics, she too has been affected by powdery mildew ...
(Emerald Thai)
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Thighland

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The Thais are getting good at sharing their work. Here's a clip showing a huge plant on a truck https://m.facebook.com/story.php?st...aUcsd-ECI&m_entstream_source=timeline&paipv=0

It's taken from this FB page, which is worth a look, there's a clip of a jungle plantation, with a decent size plant at the end. Lots of info for Thai growers. When they first started with the MMJ, plants looked spindly and weak, things have really advanced in the last few years.
 

*GROWHIGH*

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Although she comes from the tropics, she too has been affected by powdery mildew ...
(Emerald Thai)
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that's one thing back in the day I never had a problem with,...there are some benefits to a cool low humidity northern climate .............lovely resin and structure on her tho ,.....this thread gives me hope .... Thai weed isn't lost ......its just playing hide and seek :)
 

willydread

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that's one thing back in the day I never had a problem with,...there are some benefits to a cool low humidity northern climate .............lovely resin and structure on her tho ,.....this thread gives me hope .... Thai weed isn't lost ......its just playing hide and seek :)
It is a problem that has (almost) never affected my plants in the past, if not insignificantly; indica & hybrids do, even sativas like cbg destroyer, but pure landrace sativas never ...
But this year everything was hit, even Jamaican and some nld crosses that I made;I have a thai x original haze seedling that I had to hit with the thai, it also was attacked by powdery mildew ...
The only one to resist is Suroeste x Oaxaca, nothing touches it, the rest is impressed ...
This is life(and climate change)
 

*GROWHIGH*

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It is a problem that has (almost) never affected my plants in the past, if not insignificantly; indica & hybrids do, even sativas like cbg destroyer, but pure landrace sativas never ...
But this year everything was hit, even Jamaican and some nld crosses that I made;I have a thai x original haze seedling that I had to hit with the thai, it also was attacked by powdery mildew ...
The only one to resist is Suroeste x Oaxaca, nothing touches it, the rest is impressed ...
This is life(and climate change)
sounds like this years weather has been the perfect storm for it :( ......i hope nothing was effected soo bad it was lost .....bet its been a shock to the system even your pure sat's been hit,
 

Chi13

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An interesting vdo in Thai talking about local sativas. It's claimed Hang Galok (squirrels tale) is pretty much even on CBD/THC, while Tigers Tail is potent in THC, this strains hails from Sakhon Nakhon, one of the provinces well know for Thai stick production

I would find it hard to believe that Thai stick had any CBD to speak of. I take CBD a lot and know the effects and it is nothing like Thai stick.

And wtf are those sticks in that video? Wish I could understand Thai.
 

GrandpaMillenial

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I would find it hard to believe that Thai stick had any CBD to speak of. I take CBD a lot and know the effects and it is nothing like Thai stick.

And wtf are those sticks in that video? Wish I could understand Thai.

I think cbd has found its way in some of the garden.

I’ve found some analysis declaring some varieties as type1 and type2.


 

Chi13

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I would not be counting on the Government to do that or the Uni.

The people that grew it under extream risk would be the ones that still have the good Thai lines and i bet most of it is still in the hands of old farmers and their family's and circles of friends.
I agree, but wait 'till the pollen starts flying from all these new growers (which it will). If they are not careful they will lose what they have. The market will dictate American hybrids which most tourists under age 55 will want. The old varieties will be a niche market unless tastes change drastically.
 

GrandpaMillenial

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I agree, but wait 'till the pollen starts flying from all these new growers (which it will). If they are not careful they will lose what they have. The market will dictate American hybrids which most tourists under age 55 will want. The old varieties will be a niche market unless tastes change drastically.

Thats already going on, I hear a lot of people were growing Ethos genetics. I was on Instagram checking out some thai growers.

They want what we got, and we want what they got, its crazy.
 
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