Hey
Cool photos
did you collect these from your travels?
What lighting cycle did you use?
Hey
Happy New Yeara plant from laos seed given to me by a friend in udonthani ,
grown a few years ago ,
was excellent weed ...
Thanks for linking, I didn't think to do that. A great @dubi travelogue.Questions for Dubi?
Hi @dubi, I thought I'd start a thread rather than PM as maybe others have questions? I was reading the THH thread and read that you have the Outback Haze. I also noticed that someone has listed an Outback Haze cross in their top 5 Ace strains. I can't find them on your site, even in the R&D...www.icmag.com
probably over 20 ft , the green house roof was 4.5 metres ,Happy New Year
That’s a beaut!
What Height do you think it would have got untrained au natural?
for sure , things that landau shares , dubi and others with extensive experience of thailand from regular visits are certainly more reliable than guys who just google , or listen to the stories of others ....We should be listening to people who've actually been to Thailand/lived there. First hand experience. There's obviously great stuff there still, whether Thai stick or not.
Ive become smitten with the Laos you grow, Donald. the broad and wide frame of the plant, with huge sweeping arms of buds. Have you been growing just the one same line over the years, or multiples?a plant from laos seed given to me by a friend in udonthani ,
grown a few years ago ,
was excellent weed ...
i grew a handful one year then the selected cutting for several seasons after,Ive become smitten with the Laos you grow, Donald. the broad and wide frame of the plant, with huge sweeping arms of buds. Have you been growing just the one same line over the years, or multiples?
Peace,
F2F
Cheers mateprobably over 20 ft , the green house roof was 4.5 metres ,
and it hit that then grew along it a fair bit ,
plus it was a cutting , ideally i should have waited longer and planted later after the longest day so it didnt get so large , became a bit hard to care for and hard to feed despite the size of the garden bed it was in ...
happy new year too mate ,
hope its a prosperous one for you ...
ftl = faster than light right ???
the ladder was 4.2 metres ,, high enough so i can reach the roof , and the top of the plant ..Cheers mate
I noticed the ladder next to it.
I have zero experience with tropical plants like this. What stage/week is it at in that photo?
what did the locals call this one in Udonthani?
FTL = faster than light, was watching a sci-fi movie while I was signing up
so the phenos went from Friday night frights to feeling alrights?the ladder was 4.2 metres ,, high enough so i can reach the roof , and the top of the plant ..
it was a few years ago now , but that shot was towards the end of its flowering, typically sativas like her flower for up to 16 weeks in the tropics ...
My friend who sent it , blb , bad lower back , said it was the strongest sativa he had ever sampled , and he lived in udon for quite a while from that i know ,
a friend who visited there said the stuff blb grew normally was so strong it was scary ...
That sounds like a nice day brightening herbal tonic mate. How was the tolerance build up on it/ accumulative side effects?the plant i selected wasnt overly potent, certainly potent enough, but just super nice high with no come down....
Haha ya the old sci fi just assumes you’re up to date on that stuff these days.yea i recently watch a sci fi show where they had ftl drive ,, took me a while to work out what they meant , hahaha ..
hahaha , yea ,, i could probably find something the same or similar with some hunting in the seed, just need that dry finish to mature the plants properly ,so the phenos went from Friday night frights to feeling alrights?
yea i hear u on that and totally agree,The locals really don’t get enough credit for these plants imo. Westerners seem to want to “rescue” And preserve things like the locals don’t know how seems a tad patronising to me.
Righto up in cowboy country by the sounds of it.hahaha , yea ,, i could probably find something the same or similar with some hunting in the seed, just need that dry finish to mature the plants properly ,
i am at the same latitude as udonthani btw ... so the climate is similar ...
And it’s fantastic the way it is I’m picking.yea i hear u on that and totally agree,
there is a story with this seed that ive told a few times ,
it was grown for some time by blbs friend and family from laos ,
they said generations ,, im unsure if they meant generations of plant or family , perhaps both..
and im not sure on the population sizes that were used for the reproduction ...
Agreed mate, Indoor reminds me of the battery cage farming of chickens. It’s not the way forward for something we put in into our bodies imo.one would hope larger than the usual western repo done in some tent or someones cupboard ... makes me feel sorry for the plants , like caging a wild animal ...
OMG, so true. The use of the term landraces annoys me to no end. They are plants that are worked diligently by the people developing them and growing them.The locals really don’t get enough credit for these plants imo.
just need that dry finish to mature the plants properly ,
11/13Hey
Cool photos
did you collect these from your travels?
What lighting cycle did you use?
Do you have a thread for your grow?11/13
Cool bro good luck with it
id love to see how they do too lindau ,11/13