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John Public
Ganja Pasha said:Believe what you wish, but that strain you have is quite clearly not a Colombian sativa. Colombians look like this:
Whatever you have is not Colombian Gold, pure and simple.
Oooookkkkkaaaayyyyyyy.
Just put the spliff in the ashtray. Raise your eyes just a bit on the screen. Re-read my post just above Thule's one. Ok? What do you read?
"if you'd read fully the posts, you'd have seen I do not consider it as pure sativa nor original Colombian gold like those great ones that Chaman used to post at OG...."
I just say: the pics I have seen from Brazil and the description of the breeder, sent by the breeder to my friend and discussed over many years, are closer to what I have grown or seen grown than to what you show in your pics and your description, so I suppose you have not the right strain (the BSC Colombian gold).
Again, I do not say that your colombian sold at B....bay is not more authentic than the BSC or than it is not a purer sativa, I don't know, I do not have grown it. I just say it seems to me it is not the BSC one.
I do not believe the Colombian gold from BSC is a true colombian sativa, I think I have some idea of what is a pure sativa and what is not. I believe it is a stable hybrid that comes from an indica imported to the country, probably crossed because it produces very close effects to what is described in the books about colombians without the extreme sativa part. I trust Luiz when he says it comes from Colombia, he gave us enough details about how it was collected. Himself knows it is not a pure sativa. He just named it Colombian gold because it came from Colombia.....and dried buds were.....gold !
Santa Marta was added later because one of the friends you are speaking about told him it may be an old Santa Marta cultivar while they were making some negotiations about buying the BSC. LOL
That's all (and simple I think). Maybe this is clear now and we could stop talking about this?
Mriko, nice Purple Haze. It seems however you have the green hands indoor too