pakistan valley wos

i ordered this cos they said its a pure landrace that it is not in my opinion.if anybody else tried this one just tell me.
its an indica for sure.first thing is that youre getting heavy.youre head and your body.i almost lost my centroid not able to move )
your body is totally numb i think can be really good for pain.there is something dreamy but not too much.sometimes youre so calm can go to sleep right away.there is a bit of sweetness too.well if you smoke too much you will not be able to move at all and have some headache .hmmm...could be better but not bad.
what do you ppl think about these landraces on the market?are they really pure?cos i dont think mine was 100% pure.

I myself was very interested in this strain for my anxiety because of the supposed high CBD but upon further research my doubts about Pakistan valley being a pure land race began to pop up I do beleive that it is just another worked strain one thing that raised my doubts is the fact that world of seeds claims that the THC in the strain is 21% and all other cannaboids total 7.9% from my research of bt-bt bd-bd and bt-bd alleles (the genetic make up of marijuana's distribution of thc and cbd) these percentages are highly unlikely. So now in my search for a high cbd pure unworked landrace I have found the The-real-seed-company and will be ordering a few of their strains soon.

yes man i already ordered from them too.so lets see how they will work indoors.lebanese is great for indoors short bushy indica.but i ill try the pahari farmhouse first.they give 12 free seeds with every order.

yea the Lebanese is at the top of my list I am also going to purchase the Mazar, Parvati and the Golden triangle akha although I have heard the Akha can be very hard to germinate somthing about the seeds having thick shells. I do plan to document my findings with these strains mabey we can share notes. The exchange of knowledge can be beneficial seeing that these will be the first generations grown indoors. From my research so far I have heard from a rep of the real seed company that the plants are very light feeders hope that helps seeing as you will most likely have your grow started before I.

yes i know.i am very happy to do this for their first time.i think i should keep some seeds too.its a good thing to keep yor seeds.especially from strains like these.
man this triangle supposed to be the roots of cannabis.
yes we shouldnt feed them at all i think.i am gonna use biobizz all mix and nothing else till the end.maybe the lebanese should need something later but the rsc guy says no liquid fertilizers .
there was a guy in uk420.com that got from a 1 month vegged mazar or something like that 80 gr dry bud.not so bad for a landrace and 1st generation indoors dont u think?
check this here http://www.uk420.com/boards/index.php?showforum=197

and something else.i tried wos' ketama and i prefer it.even though is much lighter is sweeter and with wonderful aromas.

hey Meofcurse thanks for the link to uk420 there is a wealth of information in those threads and also many words of encouragement that make me feel like I'm selecting the right seedbank and strains I am confident that these strains will provide me with some of the best balenced highs I ever had I am very excited about this grow. Question the 12 free land race seeds do you have a choice or is that pre set. Also where did you get the ketama what's it's pedigree.

ketama was from wos.yes i feel like i did the right choice with rsc too.the only thing is that is some kind of experiment.there is a chance of big stress and turn "hermie".but ive seen some good stuff in uk420 and i said ill give a try indoors.most of the guys overfed their plants cos these landraces should not be fed like a hybrid.you can find a lot of info there in the uk420 for all the strains.
well i think you cant choose the freebies depends on what the guys have.finally they send me 12 lebanese!!!man these strains are great.we should keep seeds.

yes...ketama is moroccan and 100% indica.is a place in north morocco were they produce most of morocco's hashish.