I have three clones. Two are Angola Red and a baby Vietnamese Black going right now. I’ll put up some pictures when I get home if anyone is interested. lol
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Pictures of those babies would be awesome to see @MoBilly
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I’m getting back on the road now but I’ll take some pictures when I get home.
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Thanks for the tag bro! I’m leaning more and more towards the landraces to deal with the mold issues over here…at least until my 5-gallon hypoclorious acid generator gets here! Your Malana #2’s (especially that purple pheno!) have got me itchin’ to try more! I’ll be over here in the hammock!
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Here you go @Weednerd.Anthony
And my baby Vietnamese Black
I thought she would never start rooting! I had 2 but the other one still only had one little root after two weeks in the cloner.
So there you have it. I would say not great but not bad either. lol
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is that the same as the dalat?> vb? @MoBilly
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I can’t tell you much more than it’s VB. I got it from @Guitarzan , maybe he can be more specific than I. For the longest time I wondered if I would be able to get either one to root. Everything else that was in pucks did fine… I think now that she’s settled in and her roots have hit the res she’ll take off at a quicker pace.
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yeah i sent him a message but the dalat and vb from what i was reading is the same? whats the flower time your looking at?? mine from what i can find is around 24 plus weeks, that is if it pops and does what its supposed to do. Yes hopefully @Guitarzan can help.
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He was good enough to give me those AR clones as well.
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My understanding is that Dalat and VB are distinct lines, but would defer to others with more experience.
Guitarzan actually had a thread relating to both of these and there is an accompanying description:
@MoBilly very jealous of your growing out those angolan reds and viet blacks! hope you consider trying some island lines next go-around, i hear really legendary things about vibes collective lamb’s bread 
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Have you considered light deprivation with the outdoor ones and bringing them into a shed or garage, maybe building a tall hoop house that you can throw a tarp over? I wouldn’t have been able to finish all the pure sativas I’ve grown in the last few years without that approach. But now it’s all i want to grow after sampling medicine from Laos, Thailand, Colombia, Philippines, and Mexico 
@YoBigdaddy for you, my library is open any time without any expectations! I have not yet done a reproduction on this line but definitely intend to.
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DAGA garden carries Kalifa genetics. Very reasonable prices too.
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I love landrace !
Jamaica bud was some of the best visuals ive had from flower !!!
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Will be firing up some north and central uganda landrace soon.
Apparently they are strong. Fruity and gassy
Tha ks for the tag
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I have some seeds from Mayotte that I keep swearing I’ll get around to some day but I’m really surprised to see that no one has ran or done a Repro of Bodhi’s Aruba landrace. Especially considering they’re allleged to have strong banana and spice terps, which is a pretty unique profile if you ask me 
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that sounds like it needs to be run, aruba, i wonder how that is to grow
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I’d let mine go to a trusted Freaker for a run, I don’t really see myself running them anytime soon…
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@US3RNAM3 thanks for this thread and the callout!
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i looked those up, shorter flower time, grows like an indica, hardly any stretch, you should grow them. sounds like a nice one and little stretch as well. maybe one day well see some on here
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I guess that could be my first preservation project of next year 
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