Hey guys this is my first grow overall, started with indigenous landrace from south India from a place called Araku
collected from a brick of dried flower.
A little background on the flowers and plants from that area - Araku is a hill station from the south east India at an eleation of 1000m and latitude 18 degree, during the 90s the state government of southern indian states basically Kerala and tamil nadu had shoot on sight on order for Ganja growers in that area so a lot of farmers moved north and settled in south eastern states of orisha and Andhra Pradesh and imparted their knowledge of growing Ganja which they had learned from Europeans that had taken interest in indigenous landraces like Idukki gold and Kerala gold from the state of Kerala and helped local tribe increase their production and growing technique tremendously while also introducing domestication. In the following 21st century Araku became a go to place for Ganja and evolved at an exponential rate both in terms of production and quality. The plants in that area grow similar to orisha with a vine like structure with amazing side branching and have a physcledic high when smoked in a good enough quantity but personally unlike modern hybrids they always have an ever presence of consciousness of your surrounding with no state of panic/anxiety. Though unlike orisha which usually carries a spicy taste with hints of Indian masala, Araku taste like ripe mangoes with a mouth-watering sweet taste. This is the cream of the lot of flowers that i got from araku in the year 2020 though my grow involves growing the 2nd grade flowers majorly sold late or early in the season when there is shortage of ganja in the near by cities this type of flowers are let to pollinate more and are not taken care of like babies thus resulting in a hay taste and decent high I wanted to see if and at all these seeds could be produce in a better manner.
This grow is what it is only because of people helping me out here, i would like to thanks @Upstate and @Donnie for contributing in the grow and helping me so very much with a better understanding and history of the plant because this grow had to be done in a small jungle which truned out to be a very big task for a novice grower like me.
I will be putting up more photos of the grow in some time for now thanks cheers
I was too scared to ask for gurda or seeds