For Southeast Asian genetics check out zomia cannabis Collective and monkey puzzle genetics, both on Instagram.
For Indian genetics on IG check out Indian seeds 97( Shiv 9545 here on OG) Coco Genes, Indian Landrace exchange, Landrace mafia, and sadhu seeds.
For Afghani and Pakistani genetics check out land race Warden and Botanical Warden as well as Afghan selections.
For African genetics check out East African Genes on the web and Love of Landrace on IG.
To get various Eastern Hemisphere genetics check out the real Seed Company or the landrace team.
For a great place to get genetics from the Western hemisphere, check out snow High seeds, and if there are others let me know when you find them 
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Okay thatās an awesome reply (bookmarked!), but let me clarify:
When you, and others, post about the genetics youāre cultivating, you know or have determined a billion things regarding provenance, likely plant behavior, growth structure, etc.
So what I was trying to get to is (a) centralized source(s) for that kind of information.
Or do you mainly piece it together from all the odds and ends you can find?
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Believe me, I have a list of seeds from CS that Iād love to try! I also got some as gifts from another member here!
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LOL, so did I!
Most of what Iāve learned I picked up following these folksā¦ 
Cheers
G
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If that book get writtenā¦
ā¦Iāll bet Upstate writes itā¦ 
Cheers
G
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has anyone ordered from them?
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I was wondering about also
Has everyone run any of their gear
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I have ordered from them CS. He seems like a good egg. I have some Purple Satellite from them growing now, seem healthy and happy despite my brutality. I will order from him again.
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i saw his website heās got some stuff im definitely interested in running. from your description they sound pretty hardy wouldnāt you agree?
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Iām growing BangiHaze from CS. 100% germination rates so far. Itās growing like Iād expect it would. 
Should we have a dedicated CS thread?
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Idk, thatād vary strain to strain and grower to grower. Bullet proof and acceptable to me might be unacceptable to someone else. Both mine autoflowered under 14/10 light and being under potted, multiple bad dry outs, but didnāt die or herm (knock on wood lol) so Iād call them hardy, but some people would prolly nix them because of the auto flowering alone.
The pics of the plants on the website definitely look like they are expected to take care of them selves haha
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Hell yes. Iām so curious! @highminwin is running some of his gear, and my interaction with the CS owner was nice.
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Wow so many places ! Itās just likeā¦
A mini mall! Good links thank you boss
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Verdad.
Best thread on OG
The knowledge and feed back ,and help with advice on this thread is exellent.
And donāt forget the Oxacan ā¦Lol
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Ye why notā¦Iām doing a couple of Ace seeds Bangi Haze just now.
Yes do it we can compare
Regards
P J
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Start a new Topic
@PineTarBastard grows C S Bangi Haze.
I will join in Iām sure most of the guy on here will join in.
Or if itās ok wi @Upstate do it hereā¦( itās his thread) but then we are getting away from Central America , Threadā¦
Easy to start a new Topicā¦and you can earn a Badge.
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Itās usually like that or I have to wing it. Usually the latter. I often donāt know anything like the amount of stretch, bud pattern, or even flowering times. That information has to be guessed based on the other little tidbits of information I can find and upon latitude and elevation. I will often track people down that know more than I do about a given region and then Hammer them with Relentless questioning until I feel satisfied that I know as much as I need to know. More often than not I stay in touch with them and we become friends.
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I love this reply. Iām really obsessed, culturally speaking, with the concept of community; this corner of the cannabis cultivation works seems like a unique representation of that concept. 
Respect.
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