We have been living in LOS for over 30 years. I have done many grows over the years but got busy with work and took a long hiatus, collected lots of local seeds over the years. Not sure what we have here yet, but these pics are three months into veg growth, in the ground, used a mix of soil amendments, culled out seven males, and these all signal female. Also, have autos going in the fabric pots for fun and some variety, plus experimenting with which pure Indica strains can grow in this heat and humidity.
I would love to hear from anyone who has grown pure Indicas in SE Asia!
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Nice looking plants, I have grown some sativas but they don’t finish in my part of the world before the cold comes.
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Sometimes they seem never to finish, or the grower hits the wall of impatience before she finally reaches her full potential.
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Just lovely.
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There are a few threads related to Sativa landraces.
And some very knowledgeable people on these forums.
Your plants look lovely .
Welcome to OG
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Very cool! Love to see these grown in original climates definitely in for this one.
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This is awesome! My season doesn’t allow me to grow things like this and I don’t know if I could commit to running something so long inside. I’m gonna enjoy watching yours grow to fruition! Super interesting, thanks for posting @JamesBKK26 , best of luck with your grow form 
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Those plants look gorgeous! Best of luck hunting indica cultivars that will work for you
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Very nice, I’ll take a seat!
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Sure, I would love to see a Pure Sativa grow.
Thank you for the opportunity to view your grow!
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Running my first outdoor grow this year with some landrace sativas as well. Just got them popped and into soil. If I get them 2/3s the size of yours in three months I will be a VERY happy camper. Nice work OP
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What Landraces are you growing.
Keep us informed.
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Got some CISKEI and Panama going that are just a week in and some jelly pie(non landrace, from green point seeds) and just threw in some white rhino seeds into paper towels that I got from @AzSeaindooin420
Here’s the link on my grow so far if you want to check it out. Ole Boomer’s learning some new tricks (Desert Grow log 22’) - #23 by boomer
Cheers!
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Oh man that jelly pie is fire! I wished I never gave away the other 6 seeds. Absolutely loved that strain and have kicked myself for not keeping a mom since.
Outdoors mate. I’m assuming they will flower and veg repeatedly until the internodal spaces fill in and hopefully get pretty tight.
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Some type of lowland Thai. But a couple plants are a bit different. So I’m not sure about those.
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Hi Members. The rainy season has kicked in, and the girls love it. Just wondering how tall these girls are going to get. I have one I planted later in a fabric pot. While she is still short, I plan to cover her in a blackout tent to see if I can bring her to full flower. Wish me luck.
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Nice plants! Those girls are going to be trees!. They will stretch a lot in flower if pure.
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