I’m curious to know what NL1 traits you think tint Sensi’s whole catalog
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By example lol
I’m forced to be blunt for this kind of question buddy ^^ I really know by heart their historical catalog to the most recent millesimes. And i really hate the NL1. Not saying it’s bad, i just can’t stand the influence in the smoke VS the positive influence in the growth.
Now if it’s to get on a silver plate the full mapping of their catalog up-to-date, i’m not this kind of innocent person. It’s sad that your Cannaverse stopped. NL#2 and NL#5 are my poison, and desserve more visibility considering their weights in a shit ton of hybrids.
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What you showed isn’t an example of an NL1 trait, period. If Sensi was plagued with NL1, like you claim it is, there would’ve been a large number of Bubba Kush types showing up in all their seed lines, but there aren’t. Truth is 99% of growers wouldn’t know what an NL1 plant looked like, even if they fell on one.
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If you don’t see anything in these Big Bud, well the discussion will be mostly about faith. Not my poison.
But hell, please document the true unique NL1 that no one know. It will save our uneducated souls, Mister 1%.
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It’s a deaf dialog buddy ^^ But it’s cool; chit-chatting opposite sights on NL1 hybrids decently and with humour. I appreciate.
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Anything kush is my favorite.
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We were growing weed in the late 1970’s and 1980’s Florida. The “Emerald Triangle” in Florida is a direct reference to the area from Tampa to Orlando, from Tampa to Wildwood, and from Orlando to Wildwood. That is where Triangle Kush was bred, raised, and named. I was there. This is the real story. Citrus County, Marion County, Pasco County, Hernando County, and Levy County were growing so much weed that the Governor of Florida called in the Air National Guard to get control of the growing situation. As you can see, they lost.
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would love to hear more of this story.
Chat GPT could come up with that emerald triangle story pretty quickly.
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There no way in hell it has hindu kush in it. No way, hindu kush is landracey with not much bag appeal. Flavor and smell are way off too. I dont care what they say lol, but it wasnt a hindu kush.
Ive grown both several times and theres ZERO similarities between og/ triangle and hindu. Ive heard quite a few people say this, and i call bs. The only slim chance was it was a freak hindu outlier, but hindu is quite consistent across the board plant to plant. Anybody thats grown actuual sensi seeds hindu kush would agree. Og aint a kush anyway, its just slang.
There was a few different Hindu Kush varieties being sold in Amsterdam during that time. Nevil had a NL2 hybrid Hindu and a regular HK line he would compare everything else to. There were also other seed banks selling their own Hindu Kush and Master Kush seeds.
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Ya i get that but still there landraces from afghanistan not even close to an og or triangle. I dont see one similarity between them. Just my 2 cents. Im not trying to stir shit up, just offering my opinion bc ive grown them all. Id be shocked if it was proven og had 50% hindu, all im saying.
For reference first pic is hindu kush. I understand offspring can be quite diffrent, but im just not seeing it. 2nd pic is og kush, i just dont see it i guess. Fwiw this og kush isnt the same as the one i first grew in 2004, it was way sativa looking. Theres too many diffrent cuts now too, plenty of fakes too i bet.
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The Hindu father could have been non dominant and Sensi had at least three different Hindu releases around that time frame. Not saying I believe all the stories but just saying it’s possible they are true
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Hindu Kush is an entire mountainous region with many different types, it’s not just a single IBL. Also, if something from there is used and hybridized it can easily take on a new unique shape and form of its own with it’s own distinctive traits and characteristics like you mention.
I’m not saying for sure it’s got Hindu Kush, but I don’t think you can say it doesn’t just because it doesn’t look like a few different types that have been seen coming from that region. I think it’s likely the genetics came from Nevil or share lineage with the genetics that were originally shared and sold to Nevil, which would include the possibility of Hindu Kush being part of the generic lineage by way of the NL2 work. Many blessings and much love
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Fair enough like i said offspring can be vastly diffrent, but usually theres a trait or two that shows. I see zero traits in og being a hindu hybrid. If im proven wrong ill be the first to acknowledge it. The flowers, growth, leaf shape and terps of og are so diffrent from hindu its not even funny. Hindu is a very sturdy plant too, og not really imo. Hindu is great im not bashing it just completely opposite end of spectrum.
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Why. What story. The mid south grew more weed domestically than the posers out west who claim to have invented weed. No story needed.
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The hindu kush that nevil made was a far from pure Hindu , could somebody dig up and post nevils explanation of the kush 4 cross that resulted in his Hindu so I don’t have to dig it up again.
Also one must take into account the mother of unknown lineage , say it was a Thai or Thai columbian that would greatly change the offspring.
I doubt that any buddy will ever prove what it is or is not with 100% certainty.
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I don’t have the post, but I know which one you’re talking about. Another thing to remember is that the story is that they bought the seeds from sensi in the end of the 80’s and the only available kush seeds at that time line is the first generation of Kush x Kush from The Seed Bank, which later became Hindu Kush at Sensi. It’s extremely possible that this Kush x Kush line had other phenos than the more inbred Hindu Kush.
Pz 
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