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Uzbeki indicas
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Skunkenstein
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Tajikistan here...
Tajikistan here...
Several years ago I recieved beans via a friend who hunts big game all over the world. He was chasing a special Mt.sheep in Dushanbe,Tajikistan.I only recieved 3 seeds..produced a male and female and one Dud.I did'nt realize the value at the time and let the female go to a good friend in trade.I used the male to pollenate one of my best girls at the time,and have grown those offspring many times over from seed and cuttings.Being at 47.5 degrees N. We have concluded that the pure strain will not make it in time outdoors..period! The cross does slightly better..coming in 2nd week of Oct.These genetics work better under lights,but can still be frustrating due to long flowering time..9to 11 weeks usually.We're actually waiting on some right now. This year I have taken one of the crosses and bred it back to one of my original males..This should cut that flowering time...hopefully. On the plus side,the plant structure and visual appeal are stunning.The leaves look like they were designed by computer,and the structure is a 'Cloners' dream..very branchy! The bud structure say's 'Kush' and the odor is 'Smelly Socks'.The high is more pleasant than anything..not a real head whacker.I chose to work with the strain to add more branching to my long tall indica..which is a powerful stone,but could use more branches...and a shot of new blood, so to speak. Many people love the cross,it has the best bag appeal going,chics love it...but I want more punch...Only time will tell...Hope this helps...Ciao!!
Tajikistan here...
Several years ago I recieved beans via a friend who hunts big game all over the world. He was chasing a special Mt.sheep in Dushanbe,Tajikistan.I only recieved 3 seeds..produced a male and female and one Dud.I did'nt realize the value at the time and let the female go to a good friend in trade.I used the male to pollenate one of my best girls at the time,and have grown those offspring many times over from seed and cuttings.Being at 47.5 degrees N. We have concluded that the pure strain will not make it in time outdoors..period! The cross does slightly better..coming in 2nd week of Oct.These genetics work better under lights,but can still be frustrating due to long flowering time..9to 11 weeks usually.We're actually waiting on some right now. This year I have taken one of the crosses and bred it back to one of my original males..This should cut that flowering time...hopefully. On the plus side,the plant structure and visual appeal are stunning.The leaves look like they were designed by computer,and the structure is a 'Cloners' dream..very branchy! The bud structure say's 'Kush' and the odor is 'Smelly Socks'.The high is more pleasant than anything..not a real head whacker.I chose to work with the strain to add more branching to my long tall indica..which is a powerful stone,but could use more branches...and a shot of new blood, so to speak. Many people love the cross,it has the best bag appeal going,chics love it...but I want more punch...Only time will tell...Hope this helps...Ciao!!
la mano negra
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hola 
A Tayikistán growing in winter in the Canary Islands. The seeds gave me a friend who collaborates with a ONG.
greetings
A Tayikistán growing in winter in the Canary Islands. The seeds gave me a friend who collaborates with a ONG.
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indicalover
Hey man who is ONG? Nice looking plants there!
la mano negra
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ONG = Not governmental organization
wannabeebreeder
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the pics look sick .....i hope mine looks like that the leaves are light light green definetely looking to be 100% indica like he said. I wish i had a diggy but its almost 4 weeks old. My swiss miss is beiginning to flower from the looks of it and that's got me excited. Anyone got any idea for when i should start giving the uzbek some nutrients and what kind would be good if someones got experience with it ?
