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Vintage Colombian
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ThaiBliss, I should have said, healthy -
" I feel better now that idiit's Punto Rojo is green and healthy.
In the last photograph she was yellow and fading. I'm happy she recovered.
I've found two female phenos, in vegetation one has thin leaves and the other medium/thin leaves. In one, branching is more symmetrical - and in the other more asymmetrical, both have relatively tight branch spacing for tropical sativas.
You know any tricks or Colombian mantras to create male Punto Rojos.
where you need to be!
Hola, what's for lunch amigo?
" I feel better now that idiit's Punto Rojo is green and healthy.
In the last photograph she was yellow and fading. I'm happy she recovered.
I've found two female phenos, in vegetation one has thin leaves and the other medium/thin leaves. In one, branching is more symmetrical - and in the other more asymmetrical, both have relatively tight branch spacing for tropical sativas.
You know any tricks or Colombian mantras to create male Punto Rojos.
where you need to be!
Hola, what's for lunch amigo?
Punto Rojo? Colombian Red? Way to leave us hanging...
Thanks for the clarification Satva.
ThaiBliss
No, no Punto Rojo or even a name. We think it was grown in Cauca, it came from my long time friend George. In Bogota now it is next to impossible to get "regs" anymore, much less good ones. This one is good but not very potent, a pleasant treat after so much mind numbing crippy. Charlie likes it much better than the crippy.Punto Rojo? Colombian Red? Way to leave us hanging...
Thanks for the clarification Satva.
ThaiBliss
I also know some new folks here that get a variety of excellent crippy's ( the local favorite). But I get bored taking pictures of it.
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Beautiful buds Red, bring back so many memories!
But those mangoes and that place surrounded with mango trees, made me want to take a one way trip to Colombia!
Beautiful spot, thanks for showing.
But those mangoes and that place surrounded with mango trees, made me want to take a one way trip to Colombia!
Beautiful spot, thanks for showing.
The bud in the little bag on the Mango's is Colombian grown destroyer. I must say destroyer is way under rated as the sample we had was the best of all the others. But we only had a small bud to share but it stood out among the rest.
Randy buddy I got your hammock hung and ready for you sir. When it starts getting cold up there come on down.
red rider
Randy buddy I got your hammock hung and ready for you sir. When it starts getting cold up there come on down.
red rider
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This is so rare here in Colombia now since everyone favors crippy. We had to really search to find this and it's almost sinsemilla. It has a traditional "Colombian" smell and taste that can be compared to the normal lumbo of the 70s. The effect is mild compared to the crippa but is very pleasant and clean. I found a few seeds so might be something here but don't know when I'll get to them.
red rider
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This is so rare here in Colombia now since everyone favors crippy. We had to really search to find this and it's almost sinsemilla. It has a traditional "Colombian" smell and taste that can be compared to the normal lumbo of the 70s. The effect is mild compared to the crippa but is very pleasant and clean. I found a few seeds so might be something here but don't know when I'll get to them.
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Hola red nice to see you keeping well. Im saving up cash for my south American nld tour.
Oh man, I bet Kaiki's Destroyer would grow well over there and express herself so fully. Like those mangos you would get a totally different result when you try to grow it up here. You might get a mango, but it would be nowhere near the same in quality and flavor. I can't wait to see more of his work grown out down there.
Red your "TripWeed Fantasy Finca" is starting to sound like THE destination for adventurous herb trippers.
Red your "TripWeed Fantasy Finca" is starting to sound like THE destination for adventurous herb trippers.
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As a matter of fact I sampled some Colombian grown Destroyer with kaiki and that's a whole story in itself. I don't have time to write now but all I have to say is WOW!
red rider
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As a matter of fact I sampled some Colombian grown Destroyer with kaiki and that's a whole story in itself. I don't have time to write now but all I have to say is WOW!
red rider
I love getting ripped, looking at your pics and playing find the mango tree. There's at least one in every picture. So beautiful, thanks for sharing Red.
I am looking forward to hearing Charlie's interpretation of Colombia and the herb he is seeing and sampling.
I am looking forward to hearing Charlie's interpretation of Colombia and the herb he is seeing and sampling.
Looks nice Red,
Does that area have a dry season? I like the vegetation. Sounds like you guys are having a time.
ThaiBliss
Yes it must have been in the dry season when we were there last week. It hadn't rained in two months or more the locals told us. Everything was dry and the fruit trees had to be hand watered. It is too hot there for me as day time temps get in the upper 80s or more in the sun. Night time is nice but sleeping requires a fan (which I like). Mango's everywhere on this small beautiful finca. I got up just as the sun was coming up on morning and walked around the mango trees eating ripe fruit right off the tree. Many varieties of mango too, big "manga" and little super sweet "azucar" and many others in between. It was like mango paradise, perfect for the tropical munchies that keep arising.
red rider
