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The Search for Trip Weed

yesum

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The product that has its heavy-metal impurities listed (proudly) is supposed to contain less of these impurities than the products where this information is "skipped" :) So, you are not feeding with more lead than with any other mineral fertilizer with similar ingredients.

UV light however really speeds up flowering and maturation of resin. The same clone flowered outdoors under the sun is ready in fewer weeks than when flowered indoors.

Not arguing but using high Kelvin or blue light in flower quickens the maturation also. My 10,00 K bulbs are called Finisher.
 

Elmer Bud

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G`day RM

UV in Oz is 10 times what you guys get in the US .
Is it making the weed trippier ? Don`t know , only ever smoked some imported US Skunk .

Lead levels are monitored in towns where lead is mined . It is common knowledge down here excess lead is no good .


Thanks for sharin

EB .
 

Homebrewer

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The SAGE cut getting harvested today at day 85. She smells like burnt rubber, turpentine, and pine.

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ThaiBliss

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The SAGE cut getting harvested today at day 85. She smells like burnt rubber, turpentine, and pine.

Homebrewer - That is one very fine looking bud. Very nice job. I'm drooling.
:tiphat:

Save some in an air tight container at about 50 to 55% humidity in a cool spot for smoking about 9 months from now. I am looking forward to a smoke report after some tests even sooner.

The burnt rubber aroma is an interesting take. I think I know what you mean. I thought it was a faint tobacco aroma also. I only got that aroma when I juiced up the nitrogen one time. I've heard reports of tobacco like aroma in some Oaxacan strains also.

Kudos,

ThaiBliss
 

ThaiBliss

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Tremendous thread sir,ThaiBliss :tiphat:
regards

Thank you for dropping in. I hope you will post here often. I've been following your posts on other threads. I love the strains you grow and how well you grow them.

ThaiBliss
 

satva

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Copalita Oaxacan

Copalita Oaxacan

Couple weeks before harvest


Resin and flower density from Copalita Oaxacan is less than Destroyer x Highland Guerrero/Blueberry, (DS x HMBB)
You know that! First taste of Copalita Oaxacan - it has a cleaner and calmer high.

Destroyer x Highland Guerrero/Blueberry, (DS x HMBB)
 
A little update from my Cambodians.

The leaves on the bigger one are thinning out already, and they are narrower than the Destroyer. The only thing having narrower leaves is the OTH.
I have 3 of them going now and unfortunately that is all I have. So I really hope to find something worth keeping in these 3.

ZD
 

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ThaiBliss

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Hi ZanzibarDawa,

Thanks for posting the pictures. The one on the right does not look like it will have anywhere close as fat leaves as the one on the left.

I'm guessing you will find a winner from the three strains you are growing. I liked the children from the Purple Haze Thai male I had. I believe the Purple Haze came from the OTH stock you are growing. I got some Destroyer seeds myself due to its excellent reputation.

ThaiBliss
 

Siever

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I have OTH, Destroyer & Purple Haze Thai seeds. Perhaps I should make some crossings?
I have Double Zamal in the fridge & Double Jam + plants from home made Zamaldelica seeds in the grow room.
However I already noticed 2 males in the grow room. Would they be preflowers? I don't know.

kind regards
 
Hi ZanzibarDawa,

Thanks for posting the pictures. The one on the right does not look like it will have anywhere close as fat leaves as the one on the left.

I'm guessing you will find a winner from the three strains you are growing. I liked the children from the Purple Haze Thai male I had. I believe the Purple Haze came from the OTH stock you are growing. I got some Destroyer seeds myself due to its excellent reputation.

ThaiBliss

Well, both are Cambodians, and I don't see a big difference between them, the small one will probably be rather similar to the bigger one given the time.
For comparison I attached pics of Destroyer and OTH.

Either way I am very excited to see what the Cambodians have to offer. If they dissappoint I am sure the other strains are a good bet for finding keepers.

ZD
 

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Dave Coulier

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Couple weeks before harvest
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=65726&pictureid=1587282View Image https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=65726&pictureid=1579569View Image https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=65726&pictureid=1587280View Image https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=65726&pictureid=1579571View Image

Resin and flower density from Copalita Oaxacan is less than Destroyer x Highland Guerrero/Blueberry, (DS x HMBB)
You know that! First taste of Copalita Oaxacan - it has a cleaner and calmer high.

Destroyer x Highland Guerrero/Blueberry, (DS x HMBB)
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Satva, I love your updates and always enjoy seeing what you've got to share, but I think you made a typo. I think Couple months would be more appropriate for that lady. How long have you been flowering this lady for so far may I ask?
 

enter sandman

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Great thread. I can relate to ThaiBliss...we are on the exact same wavelength. Those trippy strains you mention were last experienced by me in the mid 1980's. We just called it 'fire' if you got a hold of some...and it was easy because it was everywhere back then. Hell, the little nickel & dime bags I bought from the projects (section 8 housing that had black people) were way better weed than 99% of all the shit being sold right now at any seedbank. That was real marijuana. The best always had that intense spicy smell & had those miniature little hard buds scattered throughout it.

Some of that weed was so 'fire' that I would wake up the next day after 8 hours of sleep & still be high as hell. This was not in relation to age or some such other shit...some people's highs do change after growing older -- but every so often throughout the years I would randomly stumble upon that same weed & it did the exact same thing as it did from the 70's & 80's. I have not experienced any of this for around 20 years now. I've searched, grown, searched, bought, searched & grown to no avail.

And it is true that most of today's tokers judge the potency by the couchlock & narcotic effect of the Indica. This had me fooled way back when I started to grow. I would see some Indica & it looked good, smelled good & was easier to grow...but that is about all Indica has to offer. I smoked some for the first time & immediately hated it. Yes, it has great bag appeal but it is not cannabis in my own opinion. I respect other people's decision to grow & smoke it...but Indica is absolute pure garbage to me. Give me a pound of the most dankest, fruitiest, potent Indica & I'll only turn the whole thing into hash...& that is exactly how Indica was mainly used for thousands of years. Hash.
 

idiit

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^^ I've been posting this for some time, even in "enemy territory" here at ic.

Not only do you have the boring lame ass indica dom highs you also have an inbreeding program for over 35 years ( adam seed stock started circa 1980), you have several generations each year for the indoor cycles so basically we are looking at over 100 generations of inbreeding for the dank bag.

the "I have tolerance build up issues" is another joke. Get that dude a superman cape to wear while he can't get high off that overly inbred genetics he smokes.

It's not the growers fault. they are delivering to the public what they ( public) wants; bag appeal.

try selling landraces to the masses. Kaiki went down to visit redrider and got the "crippy" lesson. I admire kaiki for sticking to his guns and standing up for what he believes in.

the public has viscously attacked me for offering landraces for commercial product. I learned my lesson.


there are commercial strains; these are strains for sale to the public. there are personal smoke strains; these are for the grower and his inner circle to smoke based on their preferences.


there are demographics involved; I've found much more acceptance towards African landraces in the black community.

Maybe tangwena's cobs will go over. the public loves chunky nugs.

I've got access to some of the black (African American) customers thru one dealer (he's black) and they liked the opportunity to smoke some African strains and there appears to be interest in the cobs since that technique has African roots.
 

ThaiBliss

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Because of the way that buds look that get me high, not stoned, this is my idea of bag appeal:

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^^^ Nice job Yaxu!
:tiphat:

Enter Sandman - Glad you found us here. There are still strains around that have those good vibes in them. Sometimes it takes some searching, but when you find them, save them, breed them, share them, and smoke them with your friends... Every 1 out of 10 people that "get it", will be one more person that might help preserve and proliferate them.

ThaiBliss
 

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