They are small enough that if they need to come inside they can, I figured this may become a issue as there known take there sweet ass time 
So far they smell like a mix of train wreck and Dutch dragon.
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@CkNugz Is that pure Mazar and if so from who ?
My intention for this thread is to document the Mazar from the real seed company you seem to be posting some type of cross.
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Update @Heritagefarms? Need more Mazar photos. Are they in heavy flower?
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I’m not the best with a camera but there still popping off white hairs , they all smell like earthy pine and mint
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How many weeks flowering so far?
Cheers
G
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They started flowering around the middle of august,.
They have a trait I don’t see that often anymore where the first set of hairs turned almost completely orange before a new set burst out. The news hairs were all over the nugs not just in the top , like some type of mini fox tailing trait . They grew at least three full sets of hairs in this way before slowing down and fattening up , still growing the occasional burst of new white here and there.
They all smell like pine, some just pine some pine with a light acrid sour in the background.
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Looking great! Love the huge resin heads and large calyxes. Old school.
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They have very old school bud formation with small explosions of new hairs all over , should make for a interesting cannabinoid profile when done.
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They have purple stripes on the bracts , I grew Uzbekistan landrace before and it looked very similar but less compact and bigger bracts , I could totally see the Mazar being a Uzbekistan afghan mix or even the same line as the Uzbekistan just acclimated to a lower latitude over a long period of time, how ever these smell like pine and musk while the Uzbekistan smelled like oil and hash.
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Wow 
they look great @Heritagefarms
Can’t say I have, but I made this earlier messing around with A.I. art and your post was the first thing I thought of when I saw it, lol.
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Ohh they look very good. Which Uzbekistan cultivar are you comparing them to, there is several?
Pz 
Heya @Heritagefarms
What the smell on her ?
it brings back very good memories
Super potent and strong genetic
Exactly the same Bud i grew 10 years ago
Bravo
It was a sativa looking plant with smaller popcorn nugs , it was just marked as a Uzbekistan landrace . what are some that you are aware of besides the Uzbekistan hash plant ?
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They smell mostly of pine cleaner, one has a little more musk in the background while the other has something slightly bubblegumish that came and went along with a light chocolate note. But the number one strongest smell from all of them is pine cleaner , Xmas tree smell. I find this to be one of the more common terpene profiles it shows up in all kinds of different lines.
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Yeah, lots of breeders are just calling the cultivar after the country where they are from. 
Uzbekistan got lots of different cultivars, it’s quite large country which is very poor and it’s Muslim country which use cannabis in the same manner as Pakistan or Afghanistan, dont know all of them on top of my head but you got the Uzbekistan Hash Plant, Uzbekistan Black, Tashkenti, Pink Malabar.
I think that we are going to see alot more cultivars from Uzbekistan the years to come.
What made me interested is that the Uzbekistan Hash Plant I’ve tried have been squat with fluffy buds PACKED with small resin heads. Uzbekistan Black had more variety in seeds and I got rock hard dark orange popcorns with a squat to stretchy statue with loads of colors, almost pitch black at the end of flowering.
Pz
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I like hearing that.
I have a half pack of Vibes Uzbeki pure that I need to repro soon.
Most of the Uzbeki out there is an Uzbeki x NL bx’ed to the Uzbeki.
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I have the taskenti from cannabiogen and it was defiantly a different line then that , very stretchy plant , dark with popcorn buds.
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