You guys must have different tastes in NZ.
world of seeds - pakistan valley kush
the description says its narcotic heavy stone but was very hempy gypsy's mazar freebies was WAY more potent.... alot of landraces ive came across usually arnt very powerfull unless its an inbred IBL & has had a chance to adapt to indoors & landrace usually does much better outside in its natural envioroment but ive had much better luck with every other landrace & hybrids ive ever grown.I may keep the 1000 or so seeds for preserving what i call pakistan valley hemp
White Widow, what a truly vile and obnoxious taste! Why? Why, oh why did anyone ever think that was a good idea? Threw mine in the compost bin, could not tolerate that revolting stink in the house. And I just could not bring myself to smoke it, the taste was truly awful.
Whose WW did you pop? So many people offer a "WW" that some distinction might be necessary.White Widow, what a truly vile and obnoxious taste! Why? Why, oh why did anyone ever think that was a good idea? Threw mine in the compost bin, could not tolerate that revolting stink in the house. And I just could not bring myself to smoke it, the taste was truly awful.
Afghan from Nirvana...hay...it looked like it, it tasted like it, and it got you just as high as hay. I only got the one girl though...so it's a small sample...but it was the worst thing I ever smoked...and it went 90 days. I chopped it because everything else was done.
A friend who grew 4 of these had 1 such. It didn't start to flower outdoors at all The rest were real afghan, I've never smoked something more narcotic.
DutchPassion Blueberry and Sagarmatha Bubbleberry, jokes! Sams SkHaze and MrNice SSH no jokes! I'd never go fishing for a pheno in those first 2,(again) but don't have to look far to find what i like in the last 2.
Funny, my DP Blueberry was some of the best blueberry I've ever come across.. I miss her, but got a new pack of beans. I was disappointed in DJS Blueberry myself. Weak smoke imo. May have been the pheno's, none of em were keepers.