Looking for a Sativa dom strain

93OG

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Can anybody recommendation a Sativa dom strain that flowers fairly quickly like 9-10 weeks and yields heavy?
 

freewanderer04

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Can anybody recommendation a Sativa dom strain that flowers fairly quickly like 9-10 weeks and yields heavy?
Trainwreck my friend. Done in 7 weeks. You have to stake her though halfway through flower. Twenty20 Mendocino has the femmed Arcata cut and T-Dub, which is their improved version. Currently running the T-Dub and I can tell she's gonna be a yielder! Looking better than anything else in my tent. Frosty as hell!
 

Hobbes

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Trainwreck my friend. Done in 7 weeks. You have to stake her though halfway through flower. Twenty20 Mendocino has the femmed Arcata cut and T-Dub, which is their improved version. Currently running the T-Dub and I can tell she's gonna be a yielder! Looking better than anything else in my tent. Frosty as hell!
Pics?

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Rurumo

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If you want to try a short (ish) flowering Sativa landrace, check out WOS's Kilimanjaro, me likey. Sativa's have such individual characters, everyone has given you good advice. Not exactly short flowering, but I loves my Hawaiian Snow.
 

ketamine_disposal_unit

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Power Plant Primo from Sensible Seeds. I found 3 really nice robust phenos in 8 seeds. Easy to train, love heavy defoliation (ripped them down to bare bones and flipped to flower the next day and they showed absolutely zero stress or slowdown at all), love scrog, prolific noders.
Jack Herer - same as above, not so nodey. Huge yielder.
 

Stoned Whale

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If you want to try a short (ish) flowering Sativa landrace, check out WOS's Kilimanjaro, me likey. Sativa's have such individual characters, everyone has given you good advice. Not exactly short flowering, but I loves my Hawaiian Snow.
How did you find Kilamanjaro to smoke? At 10 weeks ish it sounds amazing from the description.

Like you say Sativas can be so varied in effects, especially landraces. I've smoked a few and done a few landrace x hybrid crosses that were wild in growth and smoke, but usually too long flowering to suit my lowish height indoor room.

Giggly, chatty, psychedelic (visual or cerebral based), clear minded (anti anxiety), productivity, energy, creativity, restlessness, stimulative, focus, euphoria, and on and on. Then theres the no ceiling sativas! Up and up you go! So good for day time use, I find such little of these true effects from most of the sativa hybrids. Maybe show a little of a few of them but always with the groggy stone afterwards. Not that I don't want that alot of the time...

So much variety, such little time!
 

Rurumo

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How did you find Kilamanjaro to smoke? At 10 weeks ish it sounds amazing from the description.

Like you say Sativas can be so varied in effects, especially landraces. I've smoked a few and done a few landrace x hybrid crosses that were wild in growth and smoke, but usually too long flowering to suit my lowish height indoor room.

Giggly, chatty, psychedelic (visual or cerebral based), clear minded (anti anxiety), productivity, energy, creativity, restlessness, stimulative, focus, euphoria, and on and on. Then theres the no ceiling sativas! Up and up you go! So good for day time use, I find such little of these true effects from most of the sativa hybrids. Maybe show a little of a few of them but always with the groggy stone afterwards. Not that I don't want that alot of the time...

So much variety, such little time!
I have a friend who grows Kilimanjaro and I currently have seeds on the way. I'll post some pics once I get them going. It's a really nice strain and I'd like to keep it permanently. I'm planning on growing out 4 different sativa strains for my next grow, just to narrow down which one's I like best so I can keep a few mothers. I like modern, high thc sativas too, but there is nothing like a good landrace with moderate thc-it really makes you wonder how modern cannabis breeding went so wrong. Once you start studying plant breeding you realize how quick and dirty most of these seedbanks are.
 
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