Turkish landrace

[misterD]

Turkish landrace, from USC!

It's said is a second generation!

Breeder note

Turkish Landrace from Underground Seeds, is a 100% Indica genetics originary from Turkey.

The growth pattern of this strain is typical of Indica varieties, growing short and compact and flowering really fast.

Indeed, Turkish Landrace needs around 7-8 weeks of bloom to fully ripe, and the amount of trichomes produced will delight all lovers of resin concentrates.

The taste is reminiscent of old school hashish, floral, sweet and earthy. The effect is deeply relaxing and sedative.

I buy a pack at my favorite vendor ... and plan on popping few maybe somewhere this winter!

Feel free to share your opinion/experiences!

 

[GoatCheese]

Looking forward to see them grow.


The turkish hash i tried i Adam some years ago was similar to traditional Moroccan, only abit more potent and the effect was more stoned but the taste wasn't as sweet & minty/incensey as Morocs. The "polm/hash" taste was similar in general,thou, so i'd say Turkish is related Morocs and Lebanese.


Have fun.

 

[misterD]

thanks for your info's, that appreciate! im also really concern if she have the same tendencie of her cousin at +/- same latitude (maroc, lebanese) i mean will she turn semiauto???


i ask cristalin, he tell me hes waiting for a outdoor report. otherwise he said they'r really fast..

 

[weedtoker]

They probably still have turkish in some coffee's in adam, just not so good quality compared to what you get at the source, wich comes unpressed, for those who are really interested in it, and it's still a hit and miss, batch by batch. Still, If you get turk hash it's not a sleeper, at least the first part is much more awake and "zing" than many hybrids. I never tried lebanese, but it seems to be similar to what I've encountered there by descriptions, fruity/floral (sweet) and earthy/spicy.

Now I hate to be the bomb dropper, but there is no such thing as a Turkish "Indica" Landrace (unless they're refering it from India?) Not dissing the variety, looks to have a nice potential, just from what I saw living there.

I think it was Rob Clarke that confirmed on Hash Church some anedoctal evidence that they used it there for several things. Better yet, if you just pop a hundred seeds from there you'll understand what I'm saying, be it from bad bud smoked, or collected/saved by locals. It seems Turkey is much more important to this culture than some people would guess, altough it was a continents crossroad. Much has been done to erradicate what has happened in the last few decades. Much more investigation needs to be done there, but such a totalitarist/island mentality governance, allied with the midnight express paranoia that most western smokers have will keep it from happening (or behind the curtains) in the next years, until then, you can go there and collect beans at a very cheap price, cause the buds usually come full of it, "indicas" and "sativas", both mature fast eheh.

cheers

 

[misterD]

Thanks for stoping by, but also i'm not completly noob about landraces! Over the year i try so many cultivar, from marroco to sinai, and lebanese, kashmir, paki, and the list goes on!

I know mostly exactly what's gonna pop out of these seeds, by the way i know a bit who breed it. And i bet i can honestly believing his words!

So, this strain bring great memories and could be a good tool fo northern breeding. When i said good memorie, i mean my uncle used to make many trip down there back in mid 70's! And by these time he bring back a lot of local pollen too.

Bu still ... did someone know if they could turn semi auto in higher latitude ??!!

 

[Samson4]

I remember reading that it is verysensitive to changes in photoperiod. I have a few I planned to try out over the winter. It doesnt freeze much here.

 

[misterD]

Nice, very nice samson.

Thanks for these insight!

 

[Samson4]

No problem. Im in the same boat. There does not seem to be any detailed information on theTurkish plants. Mostly conjecture and people claiming facts for the population off of 1 or 2 plants grown.

 

[VERMONSTAH]

Only way i'll learn is to pay attention...........

 

[snowywolfy]

Bump? The plant pics?