Realseeds GT Lao

[exoticrobotic]

Does anyone have any info on the realseeds company's GT Lao?

Was bought 20 years ago.

I can only find info on GT Akha.

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[goingrey]

Surely it's the Akha?

 

[exoticrobotic]

Surely it's the Akha?

It could well be the Akha. The Lao are massive seeds which it says about the Akha too.

The Akha it says was used in cooking, which is why i wanted to know if the GT Lao and Akha are the same...

I don't want any lightweight cooking weed in my tent.

Well, i'll try and pop them.

Could well have bitten off more than i can chew.

The Akha it says has some CBD in it too which is weird for a SE Asian var.

 

[goingrey]

It could well be the Akha. The Lao are massive seeds which it says about the Akha too.

The Akha it says was used in cooking, which is why i wanted to know if the GT Lao and Akha are the same...

I don't want any lightweight cooking weed in my tent.

Well, i'll try and pop them.

Could well have bitten off more than i can chew.

The Akha it says has some CBD in it too which is weird for a SE Asian var.

The Thai government canonized four national heritage varieties recently and some of them had CBD also, maybe it's not so weird. Especially if it is a variety grown primarily for culinary purposes

 

[exoticrobotic]

if it is a variety grown primarily for culinary purposes

Does that mean it's not strong enough to smoke?

 

[goingrey]

Does that mean it's not strong enough to smoke?

Its description said "a very mild, moderate stone".

The Real Seed Company - Products: Golden Triangle Akha - Southeast Asia - Golden Triangle Akha

Seeds of rare and traditional cannabis strains from the heartlands of Ganja, Charas and Hashish.

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[exoticrobotic]

Its description said "a very mild, moderate stone".

The Real Seed Company - Products: Golden Triangle Akha - Southeast Asia - Golden Triangle Akha

Seeds of rare and traditional cannabis strains from the heartlands of Ganja, Charas and Hashish.

web.archive.org

thats what i'm worried about

 

[goingrey]

thats what i'm worried about

Possibly it's not the one for you.

I would also worry about other issues common to SE Asians, like the grow taking half a year and plants getting big, intersex issues..

 

[exoticrobotic]

Quite possibly.

Unfortunately i already soaked 15 of them, far too many for the tiny tent, dunno what on Earth i was thinking about, apart from the want of some trippy SE Asian vars.

 

[goingrey]

Maybe it's still interesting if the taste is really so unique. For hybrids or even its intended purpose (cooking)..

You could also do the 9 hour day thing to speed the run up like Tangwena does..

9 hours light from start to finish quick turn around low yield sativas.

Another week and the Mulanje has peaked swollen bracts and little new growth its only going to go downhill from here IMO. The aroma is heavy and stinky. And whats left the Panama x Mulanje now has all the space it needs to fill out. I have pollinated a few lower buds with Mulanje pollen I had...

www.icmag.com

 

[exoticrobotic]

I'll let them do their thing in the little tent.

I don't mind a 6 month wait for mature flowers as long as the smoke is something good afterwards or the terpenes are very different ( which it does say about the Akha )

9 hrs light seems a good idea

 

[exoticrobotic]

Maybe it's still interesting if the taste is really so unique. For hybrids or even its intended purpose (cooking)..

A few have breached their shells with a beam of white.

I'd like to think these 'culinary' strains like Akha or possibly this GT Lao may contain genes of a long lost legendary Lao of old as they're likely to have been kept growing for longer without eradication happening.