revenging to test stability?
To grow one bigger to smoke. Iām not going to try real hard because I have more seed, but if the plants want to reveg , Iāll cooperate.
Threw this out there on the Lebanese thread, but I have some Nanda Devi #2 that is too big for me to grow. Iām on the hunt for landrace Kush or Afghan like Chitrali or Mazari, also looking for Iranian and Turkish at the moment.
Anyone wanna trade lunches?
Iām guessing the hash makers in Tirah know which phenotypes make for the different effects, which ones have the more āupā or āsativaā effect and the more narcotic āindicaā effect.
@LandraceWarden will know that. I think based on looks alone itās hard to tell in a mixed crop. Tall plants with Indica highs and short kush plants with sativa highs break the normal rules. Iām interested to know. I think they just harvest the whole field and its the different fields that have the different effects, depending on farmer selections.
Itās from an isolated area in a region with countless microclimates. Anything is possibleā¦
Tirah valley, has different villages where the cultivation is present, mostly the expressions are result of natural selection which improves over generations. The only human influence is culling of early flowering males which becomes labor intensive as the cultivations are not small and becomes crowded. Different locations are found to have different plant morphologies separating them among other villages. There is not much focus on selections in The region due to its mass production for hashish they focus more on pilling up flower mass.
Mass production, indeed. Itās somewhere around 100 tons a year. Wow.
Of resin most likely. Waaaay more weed.
Itās 100 tons of resin, meaning more than 1000 tons of flower.
Yeah, you have a black one now!
The older ones have way more character!
Damn, thats beautiful @Upstate!
Oh, amazing brother
Wow LOVE the look of that one!
Very nice coloration!
@HumblePie420
If youāre ever in the western mass area, Iād be glad to show you some historic sites. One nearby is Old Deerfield, where Indians massacred every single person in the town, except for one small boy that had hidden well. There were hiding places built into the homes, but the Indians found out about them. There is still a tomahawk embedded in a door on display. Many old houses had Indian look out ācupolasā that looked like thisā¦
Many are still found on houses in Northfield, MA. and towns throughout New England. Northfield is 15 mins from here and a other historic town where both Indians and uprisings made history.
Iām sure we could not only find you a few stone walls, but perhaps even find you a piece to send home with a story to tellā¦