They still have both, beldia flowers and finishs earlier, so there are maybe not so many pollinations with hybrids. the seeds they have in the hybrids they call romiya. so they have beldia, that finishes some times already in the beginning of August and the imported hybrids plus their own romiya crosses on the fields that finish end of September beginning October
Have you read the past 20 or so pages?
Looks legit. The guy I mentioned who sells the New Mex Land Grant, also has Beldia as one of his hash plants. This looks much like his do. He dry farms his, just nature, no water given. Obviously he doesn't get great yields by doing it that way, but it seems to work for him.
Exactly! No doubt the US pressure on Thai authorities reduced supply of Thai weed. But Mr. Asia played a critical role by introducing Afghan contamination into the Thai gene pool to facilitate the shift from grass-roots heirloom growers scattered across the Makong basin into large-scale commercial production. That's what killed readily available Vietnam-war-era-quality Thai weed.
waiting for mine to arrive
while it sounds good ,i dont think there is evidence to prove this theory ,
Afghan lines would not do well in Thailand, the high humidity alone would smash them.
If I remember correctly the farmer I visited in the Riff had also 3 or 4 different strains, some of his plants were from Lebanese seeds, each strains were separated by field. At this time most of the fields were dry farmed today there is some with irrigation system I think.
They can be grown during the dry season when the humidity is low, hybrids can actually do very well and produce excellent quality..
Definitely dumped a lot of beautiful pollen, I’ll clean it up here eventually…
