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The Landrace Indica thread

burningfire

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cross between two landrace indicas , nepal x chitral ( green )

the nepal last year, I think people could debate about how pure of an indica it is



nepal x chitral indoors to select a female ( seeded by a pure haze male )

this is under 30watt cfl to select a female, I decided to let it flower, this was around 30 days, the outdoor picture is from a couple of days ago, it has nice vigour, growing about 1" a day.

from the indoor cut I expect something piney/acrid/lemony/ethereal
 

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elmanito

This is another Yunnani indica which i found in my test field.

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Namaste :plant grow: :canabis:
 
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burningfire

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very nice points on those leaves!

here's the nepal x chitral a week after the last outdoor pic, nice vigour, bit more lemony/resinous smelling than the pure nepal, it oughta be gooood
 

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burningfire

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landrace

A landrace is a local variety of a domesticated animal or plant species which has developed largely by natural processes, by adaptation to the natural and cultural environment in which it lives. It differs from a formal breed which has been bred deliberately to conform to a particular standard type.Landraces are usually more genetically and physically diverse than formal breeds . Many formal breeds originated from landraces, and sometimes a particular type has both landrace and formal breed populations. Sometimes a formalised breed retains the "landrace" name, despite no longer being a true landrace.

diversity == survivability. many drug type cannabis strains have the potential to become landrace strains I believe, if without any human intervention they can survive and assure their progeny I think that's enough to be called a landrace, but with diversity a number of plants that would not survive will be naturally culled leaving only those best suited for the land
 
Thanks for the reply. : ) I knew what it was as I looked it up on wiki. Just wondering if anyone else knew what landrace was. I really appreciate your personal perception that was nice thanks. + rep for accepting challenge :tiphat:
 

Kabookie

Empowered Super Kabookiewomen
Curious, do Mexican Indicas exist? I can find plenty on Mexican Sativas but nothing on indicas. I figure they at least have a tropical type? Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks!
 

BorgClone

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im subscribed im a indica fan myself and that Yunnani indica elmanito is something to look at i droll everytime you post a new pic.

Keep it up guys
 

darwinsbulldog

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Mazar-i-sharif at 12 days flowering today, lots of balls, a few pistils too but the boys are maturing much more quickly it seems.

here's something interesting the tri foliate girl has done, she topped herself naturally.

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here's one of the best looking males, this one is the most mature so far
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here's one of the best looking girls, pistils starting to form, she's got lovely vigour
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PrinceOfPersia

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Iranian Indica

Iranian Indica

Hi all heres some plants i grew out 12/12 from start.
2 phenoes
I brought the seeds from Iran

Unfortunately only pics i got.




Most of the first batch i grew out flowered for around 2½ - 3 months
 
PO Persia -- did you do a seedrun??? :D :D

Darwin - thats interesting , about the trifoliate...... go over to UDG, find my thread about "alternating poly nodes"..... i had a male plant do what yours did, and then the branches starting alternating between tri and bi nodal growth... interesting stuff :)
PS i'm banned from UDG, hence why i cant get you a link
 
I hope that I don't get chastised from the community for posting my bag seed indica here. I just thought that a plant doesn't get much more Indica than this.
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These were about 1.5 wks before chop. Veg was slow and barely any stretch. She went 63 days and was mostly amber (not brown trichs). Great meds. A true knock out.

Happy Growing,
CP
 
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