https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=4780272#post4780272
Thanks Lowridersa, nice and good to have news like this from Africa!
Vibes'
A dried small Swaz' cut close up for fun, fourteen thousand kilometers above ^^
Petula
Vibes Ras'
-
ICMag with help from Phlizon, Landrace Warden and The Vault is running a NEW contest for Christmas! You can check it here. Prizes are: full spectrum led light, seeds & forum premium access. Come join in!
South Africans roots
- Thread starter Roms
- Start date
Thanks Lowridersa, nice and good to have news like this from Africa!
Vibes'A dried small Swaz' cut close up for fun, fourteen thousand kilometers above ^^
Petula
Vibes Ras'
The standard interpretation after the Human Genome Project is that:
a) The Bushmen/San have the oldest Y-chromosome haplogroup of all living humans, Haplogroup A.
b) The Spencer Wells (Genographic Project) interpretation is that the Bushmen are the oldest population group, that their universal features (Black, Asian, European) are the source of most variability today, and that this is because are closest to the original Homo Sapiens population that left Africa an archaeologically short 60,000 years ago.
Homo Sapiens has been around for 200,000 years, and apparently didn't interbreed with other contemporanious homonids.
It is clear that it is genetic diversity that is the key to adaptability to many different environments in a generalist species like Homo Sapiens.
Remember that racism and scientific racism depend on the Multi-Regional Theory of human evolution, in other words, modern humans arising out of long separated and highly genetically differentiated populations of homonids (Homo Erectus in Africa, Homo Neanderthalensis in Europe, etc.). The Genographic Project drove a stake through the heart of all that.
G
guest121295
What do you guys think would be the best way to find real SA Swazi/DP type seed stock short of traveling to SA? It would seem that such interesting plants from those southern regions would be in more demand and we'd be able to better source them.I'm not looking for any equatorial varieties but more southern, maybe higher altitude type stock.
Did you tried Tropical seeds Chaco?
They have Ciskei seeds that are land race according to description.
And as freebies I receive Durban+Ciskei and after consulting with owner he told me that his Durban are land race direct from source.
Maybe you can twist his arm for some original Durbans!
He is good man,after some confusion we had in dealing,he send me nearly double extra seeds with my order!
They have Ciskei seeds that are land race according to description.
And as freebies I receive Durban+Ciskei and after consulting with owner he told me that his Durban are land race direct from source.
Maybe you can twist his arm for some original Durbans!
He is good man,after some confusion we had in dealing,he send me nearly double extra seeds with my order!
G
guest121295
I couldn't find them, I found another Mulberry seeds with some SA stuff but with all those varieties they offer, I don't trust the authenticity.I'd rather fly to Durban myself than waste 6 months.I might be a prick about this but there's only so many strains a guy can offer before you start to question their legitimacy.They may be real for all I know but I think ya'll know what I mean.
Chaco, I have some Durban Poison and Swazi seeds. These came from African seeds. These are the same lines that Tropical seed Co are working with
Stone Locust
Member
Does anybody know what's up with tropical seed company? Their site has been disabled..
I hope they can continue without problems.
I hope they can continue without problems.
Disabled? Last I seen it was up. Been waiting for a reply email from BHS.
Hope all is well
Hope all is well
Cool
So try your luck with Swaz too, nice expériences anyway and great potent.
That's a hash African stuff with dark taste but incredibly high too, genetically close to the Malawi i think. But don't really know how the cannarelationship has evolved over time. My feeling is that growers of Swaziland would have made exchange seeds with those in Malawi many many years ago. What is interesting historically is to know what is the origin of, from South or North ? ..
Swazi Red details, 2 kind of shape "lance" and "christmastree". Blue greens from stretch sometimes and well resin specimens may appear. Dark hash cigar tastes but ripe fruits sometimes with long curing, a slight smell of lemon and honey but only during cultivation.
[URL="https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=27989&pictureid=662514&thumb=1"]View Image[/URL] [URL="https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=27989&pictureid=704700&thumb=1"]View Image[/URL] [URL="https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=27989&pictureid=715524&thumb=1"]View Image[/URL] [URL="https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=27989&pictureid=715525&thumb=1"]View Image[/URL] [URL="https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=27989&pictureid=740565&thumb=1"]View Image[/URL] [URL="https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=27989&pictureid=619561&thumb=1"]View Image[/URL] [URL="https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=27989&pictureid=619563&thumb=1"]View Image[/URL] [URL="https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=27989&pictureid=747593&thumb=1"]View Image[/URL]
killer resin!!!! OMG!
Ya bro the most sticky property stuff i know, really dense, that's also what explains its mold fragility out of its motherland! For comparison same high resin level and density with the Mazar but its property is oily very different!
Anyway mold ex situ issue for both... Thanks Maha Kala for the reopening pass, thank you Gypsy, almost 10 years old thread closed wow time flies, i never understood its closure btw, thank you again!
Merci TanzanianMagic, great input! Any news about an Austronesians study i wonder?
Ya bro the most sticky property stuff i know, really dense, that's also what explains its mold fragility out of its motherland! For comparison same high resin level and density with the Mazar but its property is oily very different!
Thanks Maha Kala for the reopening pass, thank you Gypsy, almost 10 years old thread closed wow time flies, i never understood its closure btw, thank you again!
you are welcomed, it gives sense with mold susceptibility if it is not grown in coastal areas, but inland.. I imagine it is very dry climate there? am I right? generally all ganja plants like more dry condition than humid climate.. unfortunately Europe has very humid places
I found out there are some legal cannabis gardens in Lesotho.. with canadian investment so i guess they dont grow typical SA ganja there? https://lesothocanna.com/
troutman
Seed Whore
^^^ Just another company living off of hype. People would hope they are growing pure African Sativas.
Doesn't look like that to me. It's the same with commercial grow ops in Colombia, Jamaica, etc. growing
modern day hybrids. If I went on an African safari I want to see wild animals. Not visit a zoo.
They are even using grow lights. What's wrong with African sunlight?
Doesn't look like that to me. It's the same with commercial grow ops in Colombia, Jamaica, etc. growing
modern day hybrids. If I went on an African safari I want to see wild animals. Not visit a zoo.
They are even using grow lights. What's wrong with African sunlight?
Interesting mountainous growings and grade level quality...
Well i think that we can resume Lesotho, Kwazulu and Swazi as a same South African family and quality. Then separated by the British wave.
For the Swazi, Eswatini now, there is also a kind of grade level with the Red and Gold lines, and i would name a third one Swazi Black according its superior potent and dark taste, metallic gunpowder earthy, true poison vibes!
For sure Maha farmers there need force to preserve their landrace gem, not easy so, let's be positive and wish them roots vibes and respect!
troutman
Seed Whore
This is the Mulanje Massif in Malawi. I bet there's some Malawi Gold somewhere in these parts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulanje_Massif
