Thai Chi
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Congrats on the Thai Chi harvest PandyFackler 
Thai Chi is a quite sexually firm strain for being a straight Thai hybrid.
Thai Chi can occasionally produce some bananas in very late flowering which are usually not fertile.
I haven't found any hermie trait in the Thai Chiang Mai mother since we have flowered her, but being a P1 Thai the hermie traits cannot be fully discarded in its hidden genotype.
Thai Chi allows the grower to experience a very high quality Thai sativa expression in a moderate flowering time and with almost no hermie hassles, that's why it was finally released. The ones who have the chance to smoke well grown Thai Chi flowers will agree with that.
Thai Chi is a quite sexually firm strain for being a straight Thai hybrid.
Thai Chi can occasionally produce some bananas in very late flowering which are usually not fertile.
I haven't found any hermie trait in the Thai Chiang Mai mother since we have flowered her, but being a P1 Thai the hermie traits cannot be fully discarded in its hidden genotype.
Thai Chi allows the grower to experience a very high quality Thai sativa expression in a moderate flowering time and with almost no hermie hassles, that's why it was finally released. The ones who have the chance to smoke well grown Thai Chi flowers will agree with that.
Hi repuk,
Glad you got some Thai Chi seeds before they were gone!
You describe her very well ehheheh it starts with robust structure and fat leaves (Kali China style) but the more she grows (and especially in flowering) the more she shows her strong Thai influence
The capricious branching is also a strong Thai trait.Best wishes with yours!
PandyFackler
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Congrats on the Thai Chi harvest PandyFackler
Thai Chi is a quite sexually firm strain for being a straight Thai hybrid.
Thai Chi can occasionally produce some bananas in very late flowering which are usually not fertile.
I haven't found any hermie trait in the Thai Chiang Mai mother since we have flowered her, but being a P1 Thai the hermie traits cannot be fully discarded in its hidden genotype.
Thai Chi allows the grower to experience a very high quality Thai sativa expression in a moderate flowering time and with almost no hermie hassles, that's why it was finally released. The ones who have the chance to smoke well grown Thai Chi flowers will agree with that.
Hey dubi,
Yep I totally agree. I should choose my words carefully, and to clarify, the nanas did not appear to produce any fertile pollen so no hassles at all. The whole topic is just interesting to me. I was telling my mrs about it a while ago and her reaction was “wow! That’s amazing that a plant can do that” and I have to agree. I’m just fascinated by the mechanics of it all. Gender definition is a very deep and complex subject in all living things.
I would love to try the pure Chiang Mai (or at least more hybrids like the new GT). Out of interest, how long does your mother take to flower?
Also, when will the next run of Thai chi seeds be produced, if you have plans to do so?
I also want to mention that I had a good sampling of the uncured Thai chi bud last night and the high is amazing. Spiritual is a great way to describe it. Bravo kind sir, bravo.
Hi PandyFackler,
Glad you rate highly the quality of your Thai Chi flowers even uncured.
The Thai Chiang Mai mother used in Thai Chi matures quite fast outdoors here, finishing around late November (although her flowering time is longer indoors), while most of the Thai strains i have grown finish around Xmas/New Year, so this Thai Chiang Mai mother is not an ultra long flowering Thai, that makes easier to produce Thai hybrids with reasonable flowering times, yet she still has the great qualities (mainly effect and taste) that any sativa lover would expect from a good pure Thai.
It's a pitty we only produced a small amount of Thai Chi seeds in this first release, it was indeed a limited edition of short stock. Im definately interested in produce more Thai Chi seeds in the future and probably include her in our permanent catalog
I love to smoke Thai Chi!
Glad you rate highly the quality of your Thai Chi flowers
even uncured.The Thai Chiang Mai mother used in Thai Chi matures quite fast outdoors here, finishing around late November (although her flowering time is longer indoors), while most of the Thai strains i have grown finish around Xmas/New Year, so this Thai Chiang Mai mother is not an ultra long flowering Thai, that makes easier to produce Thai hybrids with reasonable flowering times, yet she still has the great qualities (mainly effect and taste) that any sativa lover would expect from a good pure Thai.
It's a pitty we only produced a small amount of Thai Chi seeds in this first release, it was indeed a limited edition of short stock. Im definately interested in produce more Thai Chi seeds in the future and probably include her in our permanent catalog
I love to smoke Thai Chi!
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dubi;8272628 as we are germinating first older landraces.[/QUOTE said:Oh,sh*t,we're doomed...
Burro Johnson
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I too would like to add thai chi to my collection when should one expect more seeds of the feminized available?
100% Crop:
Really complex and chameleonic terpenes.
Gone is the catpiss hint, and also the "cured sweated clothing", it became a danker scent now, couldn't put a word on what are those tones... Base is still a kind of mangoish but stronger leaning to citrics now.
Hi Burro Johnson,
It's a pitty we only produced a small amount of Thai Chi seeds in this first release, it was indeed a limited edition of short stock. Im definately interested in produce more Thai Chi seeds in the future and probably include her in our permanent catalog
xet
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Lovely Thai Chi repuk
Looks like she is going to be a moderate yieldier, but i can already see a good blend of Kali China and Thai traits in your plant.
Thai Chi really has an exotic, dark hashy and incensey aroma that i love
The way you describe the strain I feel like I am missing out on fine dining at a 5 star Asian restaurant in downtown Hong Kong.
Thai Chi will be on my next order with Golden Tiger, Ethiopia, Honduras, and some Panama Malawi green haze something or other
And my seed order is arriving today but luckily there is an ACE up my sleeve in this order.. ZAMALDELICA
Planning on an F2 for seedstock and then making Zam x Nanda Devi, Zam x Kerala, Zam x Malana, Zam x Kumaoni, to start... Psychedelic
Tasted her recently... while it´s clear it will benefit from some curing (high-wise), I can put a definitive word on her dried buds aroma now: pure ginger, up to the "soapy" or "perfumey" touches once you smoke her. Hints of incense once exhaled.
A (really skilled!) grower friend passed by and I handed him all the jars to sniff, he smelled Kali China, Guawi, Nep Jam, Zamaldelica... but it was Thai-Chi the one that got him curious and hooked up (Guawi and Zamaldelica aromas are impressive!)
A (really skilled!) grower friend passed by and I handed him all the jars to sniff, he smelled Kali China, Guawi, Nep Jam, Zamaldelica... but it was Thai-Chi the one that got him curious and hooked up
(Guawi and Zamaldelica aromas are impressive!)
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Very nice looking grows. Thanks for sharing! I'm still sitting on a pack of these genetics. Very thankful I have some of these beans.
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