This is also my preference. There are things to be found there one will never experience with modern polys.
Thank you for such a pleasant and reasonable exchange, something I find indicative of the inhabitants of this thread.
This is also my preference. There are things to be found there one will never experience with modern polys.
Thank you for such a pleasant and reasonable exchange, something I find indicative of the inhabitants of this thread.
Likewise, my friend. It is great to be able to discuss these things and find common ground on what ultimately is of value to us (even more when we share the same passion). That is a precious aspect of our community.
I have always assumed itās NL5. Somewhere in one of their (ace) descriptions they mention having almost totally selected out the ugly side of NL5ās effects.
Turpentine, pine and Sour blueberry. Havenāt tasted the sour blueberry yetā¦ But the others taste like they smell
Same here, but in the 90s. The first time I saw a broad-leaf plant, I was fascinated. This was before learning about all of the sub-species and variations.
We have a family picture my Dad wonāt let anyone see of him standing beside a plant he grew in the garden when I was barely able to crawl. Not too big about 6ā. His biker friend gave him some beans to go as he knew my dad had a green thumb. But my dad being a non smoker didnāt want to have it around us kids at the time. Little did he know 2 of the 3 brothers would have a life long relationship with this plant.
Iām fascinated with landrace and sativa but aside from Island Sweet skunk thatās the most sativa Iāve touched to date (grew up near the west coast of Canada so only thing I saw growing was wide leaf indica dominant plants. Iām looking forward to working with true sativa landrace/crosses just have to wait for them to arrive in the mail.
This said I have alot of reading in my future about how to feed and handle these beauties
Thanks very much for chiming in, always great to have other first hand perspectives.
Donāt mean to be a damper, Im just worried that others seeking the pure pure to get some watered down version. Not to say there arenāt sativa effects or phenos to be found in the GT line. The flower pictured looks denser than what iād be looking for in a pure sativa, but thatās just the purist in me speaking (i have a biasedtowards string of pearls, fenotrigo, fox taily types). Regarding ACE, we know for a fact that dubi is not transparent with listings and lineage so it is difficult to take what his company represents at face value (see: Bangi Haze).
Ultimately, love the discourse we can have here and the love for these long time flowering landraces ^ ^
Happy Saturday, all you landrace and heirloom fanciers.
I just made up some packs of what Iām calling Koh Gold. Itās 2 female KDKT, sourced from KD and sent over by @Tlander crossed to 1 male Malawi Gold, out of a once removed repro by @Tejas from seed collected in Africa.
@Budderton Wow Heck Yeah! Dibs.
Iām guessing people just havenāt woken up yet as the reason these are still available. It is Saturday morning and these are better than cartoons.
I couldnāt grow them for a year, but if you donāt get your 6 Iād be really happy to add them to the list of waiting seedsā¦
I would be happy to see what I can accomplish with them.
Thereās no strings when I give out seed, get to them when you whenever suits you @rasterman . Send me an address in PM and Iāll get those out to you.
Right on @Raratt , shoot me an address in PM and Iāll get an envelope out to you.
I stumbled across this.
Iāll stick my hand up . Dibs please.
Right on thatās 3! Send me your details in PM @ShiskaberrySavior .
Iād love to grow some koh gold! sounds like a great mix
Right on @Movement13 , send me your details in PM and Iāll get those out to you.
2 more packs to go!
@Movement13 i hope you have space for about a year, lol happy growing to everyone, I can personally vouch for Budderās gear