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Revival of the Ultimate Sativa Thread

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wingdings

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Malawi x Trainwreck/ Nevilles Haze, one of my most beautiful girls even before the flowers develop.

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RandyCalifornia

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*WINNING* OaxacanXPunto Rojo 15 weeks, CBG testers
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like bunches of grapes from paradise.
The hardest part is waiting for the cure, but it gets even better every day.
Gracias Kaiki!
 

ojd

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looks delicous randy
nice skillz

CBG knocked that shit right out the park

peace
 
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charlie garcia

Your reports make me salivate Randy ;) a pleasure to have such a great tester and photographer
cuidense
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RandyCalifornia

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I just wish I could roll a nice one and pass it around to all of you to taste and get lifted to where I am. Thank you all for the kind words. They are GREATLY appreciated and I use all the encouragement to get me through the next round till it's finished proper.
All I did was put them in the coco. Kaiki put them all together in the right combination of genetics. They were very easy plants to grow and control, very little amendments on top of the coco to fertilize them. The hardest part is NOW, I don't get to go into the flower room and watch them develop every day any more. And they tempt me every minute of the day even though I am sitting on the best run of 10 week fully matured OG Fire, Headband, and GS Cookies I've ever done. I still love the indi crosses, but I only want to smoke one of those in the evenings after the long day. For me there is nothing like a nice pinner of this OxPR with it's smooth tasty toke and lung expanding power, you can feel it relax your body and stimulate you in your mind at the same time. I really feel the euphoric high of the Oaxacan that has been described so well by Bodymind and others in the Oaxacan thread. And the Colombian really adds alot of trippy, color, sound, smell and taste enhancement. This is only after three week cure, I have to make myself resist not going to the tin I packed it all into to scrape out another pinners worth.
Another thing I noticed is I smoke much less then I usually do with this great sativa cross. After a smoke with this stuff I am good for a few hours. When I'm smoking more stony varieties I have to roll every couple of hours to keep my lift from leveling off into nap time, with this I forget about rolling another till at least a few hours have passed. And since I am smoking less of the indi crosses, when I do spark one in the night time it tastes and feels better because I have not been smoking it endlessly all day long. I am a heavy all day smoker and have been for over forty five years.
It also, as it cures, is bringing back flavors I have not tasted in my mouth since the seventies. I love it!!!
Kaiki, it has been the ultimate pleasure growing these out and having them reach the high expectations I placed on them even though they were stressed with light leaks, heat, humidity, poor ventilation, air circulation and all the other ugliness I threw at them in my ghetto style 400 watt sativa grow tent that I threw up too quickly. They have totally surpassed anything I could have hoped for as far as quality smoke. I only flowered these under ten hours of light, 10/14 all the way through for 15 weeks. Also I had powdery mildew on a few plants in this room and this cross made it through without me worrying about the whole plant becoming covered with it, it's very resistant to PM, mites and botrytis.
This is totally a cross worthy to be mass produced if at all possible. I would highly recommend this or any thing CBG makes with the Oaxacan or Punto Rojo in the future. I can't wait to break into the straight up Punto Rojo seeds to see what treasures are in that pack, I don't care if it take a hundred weeks.
I'm sure I will be back on this thread to describe the highs and flavs I pick up after the cure, it just keeps getting better with time.
I know it's crazy but when I light this stuff up I sit there and soak in the feeling and ALWAYS hear the lady sininging the StarTrek theme come to me in my head, it's trippin me out but the song is exactly how you feel with the high.:woohoo:
 
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Very impressive Randy. I will be growing this out soon. Thanks for inspiring me.
 

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I know it can be tough, but let some cure a good 6 mo. I bet you'll be doing a whole new dance! :dance:

Great enthusiastic post! :yes:
 
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charlie garcia

Wished I could write like you do bro :) cause I know exactly what you mean and feel in those words. So happy I was able to share my proposals and tastes with you. Many thx you know.
Not many seeds done initially but ll try and get the time for this cross again in near future ;)
cuidense
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RandyCalifornia

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I know it can be tough, but let some cure a good 6 mo. I bet you'll be doing a whole new dance!
I hear you bro, I know from much experience that is totally true.
Here is how I like to cure my sativas, packed into tins with all the excess air squeezed out. These are the three I like best of the five females I had in this batch. The #2 is the one that has cured the longest at 1 month and as you can see is my favorite so far she only went 12 weeks. I have to hold myself back every day from rolling out of that can, every time someone comes by I want them to taste and feel how beautiful the high is and how nice the flavor is developing. The #6 which came down next was 13 weeks and the #3 which was last went 15 weeks. As the herb cures the flavors are becoming more pronounced and the high is taking on more character. At first they looked and smelled all alike, now they are each coming into their own characters.
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Wished I could write like you do bro cause I know exactly what you mean and feel in those words
Hermano Kaiki it is all a product of the herb, the words they flow from my mind like a river of appreciation for your talents.
 

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Hi Randy,

Thanks for the post about your curing. I was going to ask more about this. Do you refrigerate them while curing? How dry are they when you first put them in the tins?

Thanks,

ThaiBliss
 

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Hey ThaiBliss, you are welcome man.
I just leave them in a dark cabinet, I don't like to dry them too much all at once, I do it slowly over time, so I leave a little moisture when i pack the tins. When it's packed like that it dries slowly and I open the tins to burp them. The tins are not air tight but the herb keeps well with the pack. Also where I live it is like God's great humidor in the redwoods. It feels to me like the herb equalizes, after it is packed like that it forms a rock that I just scrape a few caylx's off of and roll a nice,what I refer to as a, "thick pinner" if that makes any sense. I smoke it all the way to the end with a roach clip because I love the flavor even more at the bottom and I never get enough of that hazy complex flavor.
Also this stuff as you can see in the pics finished a beautiful light spring green with golden primary and secondary leaves. The leaves look yellow in the pics but dried golden not yellow, they darkened as they dried so the smoke is definitely not overfed but also not deficient in any minerals or anything needed to make that thick creamy flavor I love so much.

Not many seeds done initially but ll try and get the time for this cross again in near future cuidense
That's good to hear, I think it would be well worth it, growing these inside was no problem at all. In a greenhouse or even outside in a halfway decent climate they would be fantastic.
Never enough time or space eh Kaiki? So many good things to play with. hehehe
 

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Lovely UHN, patience as medecine bro! :)

First specimen of my Atao mix, 12/12 from seed and topped, a Swaz pheno for now...
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(Red Thaï x Mazar i shariff) x (Swazi Red x Lebanese)
 

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I hear you bro, I know from much experience that is totally true.
Here is how I like to cure my sativas, packed into tins with all the excess air squeezed out. These are the three I like best of the five females I had in this batch. The #2 is the one that has cured the longest at 1 month and as you can see is my favorite so far she only went 12 weeks. I have to hold myself back every day from rolling out of that can, every time someone comes by I want them to taste and feel how beautiful the high is and how nice the flavor is developing. The #6 which came down next was 13 weeks and the #3 which was last went 15 weeks. As the herb cures the flavors are becoming more pronounced and the high is taking on more character. At first they looked and smelled all alike, now they are each coming into their own characters.
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Hermano Kaiki it is all a product of the herb, the words they flow from my mind like a river of appreciation for your talents.

@ Don Budularo
EL JEFE!! :woohoo::dance013::tiphat:

@Kaiki

EL PUTO AMO!! :respect: :friends:
 
Does anyone know the most legit hawaiian sativa commercially available right now?

I think nirvanas maui wowie is the only one left. I am looking for something that is used to climate here.
 
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