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Ayerborne

Ayerborne

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I may have missed some of the backstory here but Mr Gas, can you give us some information on the history of your lines and when you got into cannabis breeding? What can you tell us about BOEL and Coot?
 
BDGrows

BDGrows

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Hey Swami, what would you recommend for your "most" narcotic, heavy, stoney indica? Im wanting something that absolutely puts my dick in the dirt. A weed that when you take a hit off of it you feel it start to sit heavy on your chest with your face beginning to melt and all you can do is just sit down. Do you have anything in the line up youd recommend for that?
 
Bringdemfya

Bringdemfya

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avk210 said:
Any thoughts on what to look out for in the blue orca x black afghani?
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Dominant indica expressions that finish early with gobs of goo.

Ayerborne said:
I may have missed some of the backstory here but Mr Gas, can you give us some information on the history of your lines and when you got into cannabis breeding? What can you tell us about BOEL and Coot?
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Well,we left a good trail of historical bullshit breadcrumbs everywhere...
Here's a good place to start..right after I get out of prison for a 5 year mandatory minimum for growing and breeding plants....

Thinking of using local soil...maybe?

I posted this in the organics for beginners forum but may have been the wrong place. Since I'm wanting to mix soil today,I'm hoping for some feed back soonish. I have some great soil around my home,it's volcanic/glacial washout,very dark,rich,and grows some of the best looking organic produce...
www.icmag.com

BDGrows said:
Hey Swami, what would you recommend for your "most" narcotic, heavy, stoney indica? Im wanting something that absolutely puts my dick in the dirt. A weed that when you take a hit off of it you feel it start to sit heavy on your chest with your face beginning to melt and all you can do is just sit down. Do you have anything in the line up youd recommend for that?
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My current face off napping herb is..
NL5 x The Black/NL5/Haze....yep..

Yet soooooo many good ones to explore for that comatoasted effect..mainly the Blue Orca x Afghans and NL5bx indica...yet the potential exists is many such as the NL5/Haze Bx1 x Hindu Kush.....imagine that.
 
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The Mantis

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Here's a Nigerian Sunshine #14 knocked up at 38 days. This NS was much more squat than a lot of the other phenos. The smell on her is like cantaloupe after a finger rub on the lower buds with a nice oily feel to the resin. Strange thing is that the smell is quite strong at first but dissipates within a few seconds. Very very quick and then only a slight oil residue remains on the fingers, not sticky. Just an odd observation.
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Growitpondifarm

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Anyone got a recommendation for a good sativa offering from swami ? There are so many it’s daunting, I really liked the yogi I grew but the effects leaned More to the indica side
 
CopaGenetics

CopaGenetics

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The Blue Orca Haze I grew was pure adrenaline. Not sure if its offered uncrossed anymore. A little edgy but fun, kinda like hold the fuck on for the first 15-30 mins then slowly cuddles you into a blissful trance. Very distracting but fun. I know that was an awful description but I tried lol, it was great smoke and FUBAR'd most that hit it.

The Vietnam Bomb is the one I cant wait to run along with the BO x BA. The VB should be more potent than the BOH.
 
SFnone

SFnone

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TheWholeTruth said:
Whats happened to the longer flowering more pure haze phenos from this line, are those still secured in the line..ther wer a couple I seen that went 20weeks and just over.? Beautiful plants by the way..id say the buds look like a very good representation of the more indica side of this line...nice work.
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they're there, you just have to hunt... I lucked into a male from the 88 nl/n.haze (I think it was the f5, but maybe f4) that went over 6 months. I've never had a plant that was quite like that, let alone a male, which most seem to finish faster than the females... very tall, and very sativa in structure... pretty good pollen producer too... I couldn't keep it for a few reasons and so tried to pass it off to a couple of breeders, but nobody was interested at the time... understandable, as who realistically would take some random thing from a relatively unknown grower. had an old wood, subtle incense smell to it.
 
SCJedi

SCJedi

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SFnone said:
they're there, you just have to hunt... I lucked into a male from the 88 nl/n.haze (I think it was the f5, but maybe f4) that went over 6 months. I've never had a plant that was quite like that, let alone a male, which most seem to finish faster than the females... very tall, and very sativa in structure... pretty good pollen producer too... I couldn't keep it for a few reasons and so tried to pass it off to a couple of breeders, but nobody was interested at the time... understandable, as who realistically would take some random thing from a relatively unknown grower. had an old wood, subtle incense smell to it.
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Me, I would have taken it. It is easy for me to throw a few in a test tube and come back to it in 3-6 months and put it on cold storage again. Consider paying for tissue culture next time if you have a little extra scratch and really want to keep something.
 
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CopaGenetics

CopaGenetics

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SFnone said:
they're there, you just have to hunt... I lucked into a male from the 88 nl/n.haze (I think it was the f5, but maybe f4) that went over 6 months. I've never had a plant that was quite like that, let alone a male, which most seem to finish faster than the females... very tall, and very sativa in structure... pretty good pollen producer too... I couldn't keep it for a few reasons and so tried to pass it off to a couple of breeders, but nobody was interested at the time... understandable, as who realistically would take some random thing from a relatively unknown grower. had an old wood, subtle incense smell to it.
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For the record... I would. Next time that happens shoot me a PM and I'll make it worth your while. I have rec counts so anything else extra is GOLD!
 
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TheWholeTruth

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SFnone said:
they're there, you just have to hunt... I lucked into a male from the 88 nl/n.haze (I think it was the f5, but maybe f4) that went over 6 months. I've never had a plant that was quite like that, let alone a male, which most seem to finish faster than the females... very tall, and very sativa in structure... pretty good pollen producer too... I couldn't keep it for a few reasons and so tried to pass it off to a couple of breeders, but nobody was interested at the time... understandable, as who realistically would take some random thing from a relatively unknown grower. had an old wood, subtle incense smell to it.
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Thank you for that...do you mind saying how many seeds you planted for that one to come up...I believe the seeds sold now are at f6..im wondering how often the 20 weekers an above popp up as thats wer my intrests are...I know the original f1 being 50% pure haze they wer to be found in a pack..
 
SFnone

SFnone

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TheWholeTruth said:
Thank you for that...do you mind saying how many seeds you planted for that one to come up...I believe the seeds sold now are at f6..im wondering how often the 20 weekers an above popp up as thats wer my intrests are...I know the original f1 being 50% pure haze they wer to be found in a pack..
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I planted the whole pack, which I can't remember how many seeds were in it, but it was definitely over 11 and less than 25. That plant was the only one that took that long... there were a lot that were more sativa than indica, but that was the only one that was that much of a sativa. I don't know how common it is, but it was the only male I've ever had that was like that... nothing else even close... I don't think I've ever had a female that took that long either, so it might have been just dumb luck.
 
SFnone

SFnone

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I'll also mention all the other plants were basically already finished and ready to chop before that lone male even showed gender- all planted at the same time.
 
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