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Yep. Tried their Skunk. Not even close.

Perhaps it’s old age setting in on my sensory receptors, but it sure seems to me that the aromas of yesteryear are nowhere to be found amongst present-day strains. In the 70’s you would walk into a concert venue (Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, etc.) and be met with a wet, thick, dank, almost...

Apologies…new to rollitup. Please let me know if this post is more appropriate for another forum… I’m curious as to whether other members here have grown kumaoni to make CBD tincture.

I agree…the “renowned” landtrace strains are but a thing of the past. Sad, which conjures another interesting thought…I have yet to find the aroma of the weed smoked at the rock concerts of the ‘70’s. Some strains come close, but none can match the dank skunkiness I remember. Find that and I’ll...

True landtrace strains can be found here. Angus is a class act. https://therealseedcompany.com/

It is my understanding that indicas produce a body high, relaxing, best for evening use…sativas produce a head high, energizing, for daytime use.

Going to let her fully ripen…it’s the only way to determine whether she’s a sativa or indica. I took clones earlier and have a mother indoors. I’ve never seen such thick buds throughout. Grown from seeds obtained from Northern Afghanistan.

Thanks for the reply. I have one plant…unknown strain…that shows characteristics of both sativa and indica. Likely a hybrid. Not sure how to harvest her. Take her early, or wait until I see more amber. It is a quandary.

3rd year grower here. Still learning the ropes. Question…I’m prepping to harvest this season’s outdoor grow…a garden of both sativa and indica plants. Will harvesting an indica early in the harvest window provide for more of a head high…on the flip side, will taking a sativa late in the widow...

Thanks for the response. Whatever it is, it’s amazing. Heavily loaded with bud and the aroma will knock your socks off. Without question, she is my girlfriend from this year’s grow. Even gave her a name…Shahrazad.

Seeds were obtained from northern Afghanistan. Grew very well outdoors in southern Arizona with daily temps at 100° plus for the majority of the growing season. Thought at first that I had some Mazar-I-Sharif, but they lack red stems and pink/ref stigmas. Anyone have any thoughts what the strain...

Thanks to all for the replies. Greatly appreciated.

Thanks for the response. I can no longer take cuttings as the plant is now in flower. Yes, I change water (new bottles) every three days. I appreciate your suggestion about alternate methods and clearly I need to move in that direction, however, my immediate concern is to save what I have, which...

I’ve been growing both indoors and outside for three years and have never had an issue with clones until now. I take cuttings and place them in bottles of spring water until roots appear. To date I’ve had about a 50% success rate using this method. Currently, I have several Mazar-I-Sharif...

Thanks…greatly appreciated. I’ll check them out.

Looking for proper landtrace Afghani.

Yes…it’s Barney’s Gold. Grew it outdoors last year and it did quite well in the Southern Arizona heat. Would love to find some of the proper seeds. Same with the Afghan. Name your price.

Current grow includes Afghan Kush, AC/DC, Blue Dream, Northern Lights, Skunk #1, White Widow, and Acapulco Gold. Been growing almost 2 years. Still learning the ropes.

Thanks mate. Very helpful.

…and conversely, if I’m looking for the maximum head-high effect of, let’s say Acapulco Gold, harvest cloudy (do not let go amber)?