Good breeder for Afgan/Hindu Kush seeds?
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xtsho
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If you want actual landraces The Real Seed Company. They ship to the states.
Hindu Kush Archives - The Real Seed Company - Landrace Cannabis Seeds
Hindu Kush cannabis landrace strain seeds direct from ancient centres of cannabis culture and biodiversity in the mountains of Afghanistan and Pakistan
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Corporal_Biscuit
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Check out Reboman on Strainly. Currently growing his Taj/Afghani. Very affordable and he throws in freebies similar to yer purchase. Here's one pheno I'm growing:
Skunk smell
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Look into World of Seeds,they have good Afghan kush genetics .
Rurumo
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I don't know who else sells them, but also check out "Afghan Selection" seeds at Attitude, they have a dozen or so Afghan landrace varieties including several Kush. If you can find anyone selling "Indian Landrace Seed Exchange" they have some of the coolest stuff around. Seedsherenow used to have a great selection of them, but now I just see one kind in stock.
xtsho
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I have several Indian strains from The Real Seed Company. I need to get some growing. I was thinking of doing a Kerala/Syrian thing.
Yeah the good stuff is out of stock. Too many people like you and myself running our mouths getting other people interested.
We're not the only ones unimpressed with the overhyped polyhybrid stuff coming out daily with a different name.
the real mccoy
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Not completely landrace but Bodhi's DLA line are basically landrace kushes x with 88G13xHP to frost up the landrace genes.
Just chopped a DLA5, can't even begin to describe to smell, offensive to say the least.
Just chopped a DLA5, can't even begin to describe to smell, offensive to say the least.
Rurumo
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I've got some neat stuff from RSC too, bunch of wild-type and other himalayan charas sativas. Saving them for when I can get a new space and my long cherished dream of a breeding project off the ground. Actually, this thread made me wonder about the continued availability of those Afghan strains now that the Taliban is back in control. If I had the cash right now, I'd order a few of those Afghan selection strains. I'm not certain that they're collected at the source and not produced in the west but I'm pretty sure they are.I have several Indian strains from The Real Seed Company. I need to get some growing. I was thinking of doing a Kerala/Syrian thing.
Yeah the good stuff is out of stock. Too many people like you and myself running our mouths getting other people interested.
We're not the only ones unimpressed with the overhyped polyhybrid stuff coming out daily with a different name.
xtsho
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The Real Seed Company sources their seeds which is why when they run out they run out. I'm tempted to buy a half dozen of their Hindu Kush strains. I don't need them but now you have me worried about getting them in the future if I did.
Shua1991
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Delta 9 labs uses a male Kandahar landrace for some of its hybrids, "The merkabah" is basically a fat SFV OG kush, the Kandahar really beefs up the kush yield and shortens the flower a week. Aiea is another variety with the same male and it was bred to Hawaiian indica to make a indica dominant candy flavored and high yielding cash crop strain that isnt skunk related.
If you're looking for straight landrace, or hindu kush seeds, KC brains sells his "Aghani special" for about 16 dollars a 10 pack, I grew that in 2011 and it performed as well as the Chernobyl it grew alongside. Very squat and really greasy/resinous.
If you're looking for straight landrace, or hindu kush seeds, KC brains sells his "Aghani special" for about 16 dollars a 10 pack, I grew that in 2011 and it performed as well as the Chernobyl it grew alongside. Very squat and really greasy/resinous.
I got some of those heard theres multiple phenos but that it was worth a bash his kc36 was decent
BodegaBud
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I grew out one seed of Pakistani Citral Kush from the RSC and ( the other 4 died due to my own mistake of popping when temps were too cold) and the pheno only grows to 2 ft tops and hates nutrients. I made clones and killed 4 of them using even weak nutes so this last time I opted to just run in MG soil and nothing else and that seems to make her happy. But none of them had much in the way of smell, trichs, or purple color. My fav Afghani is Seedsman Afghan #1 though I would like to try some of the Afghans from RSC
BodegaBud
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They don’t ship to the states only Europe but Seedsman does and carries some of their line up
xtsho
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That's what I thought so I sent them an email. They said they did ship to the states. In the past I've gotten RSC through Seedsman but they're sold out of most everything and don't keep up with the latest offerings.
Rurumo
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I've emailed The Real Seed company in the past about resellers that ship to the USA and they told me that a place called Kwik Seeds sells their stuff and ships here. I never placed an order though, no idea how legit or reliable they are, but it's a good place to start since TRS company recommended them. Seedsman never recovered from Brexit in terms of what is available for ship to the USA, I would never use them again.
Rurumo
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RSC now ships to the USA? Now if only Ace would!
Kwik seeds is reliable as mate i use rsc alot and the one order that was like a day late they sent me double what i ordered as a sorry cant fault them i didnt even notice it was a day late lol fair point im in Scotland so im closer to them but ive never had a problem and ive ordered from both sites plenty (kwikseeds/realseeds) angus the guy who runs it is a good guy too very knowledgeable on traditional strains etc
Rurumo
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I was just looking at the kwik seeds site and noticed their contact email is realseedco@gmail.com, thanks for letting us know that they are legit.
PopAndSonGrows
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Divine Seeds looks pretty good. Seems part of their main focus is Afghan genetics.