What's your experience with Thai stick strain ?

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Joker90

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I remember getting a few ounces of Thai stick years back and it was a pretty good smoke . It wasn't something that was readily available more a once off . It was an interesting smoke .

Don't particularly know much about it . What it's growing requirements are as opposed to any other strain and don't see many distributers selling seeds. Myt be one I myt try out in the future
 
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xtsho

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Plan on long flowering times. 16-20 weeks for some. There are many claiming 8-10 weeks but those are more than likely not 100% Thai regardless of claims.

The Real Seed Company have several landrace Thai strains along with other strains from SE Asia.

I've grown the Wild Thailand from WOS, Mama Thai from Seedsman which is a cross with Skunk, and I'm currently growing some Highland Thai from The Real Seed Company. That won't be ready until May though as It's probably going to be at least 20 weeks flowering time.
 
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xtsho

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Kerowacked said:
The thing about thai sticks is they came along about the same time as bongs. Until then it was joints, corn cobs and hookahs. Suddenly, one hit pot and one hit pipes. They were small, around two grams for $15 but potent and unique.
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I had a couple one hit brass pipes. I remember you could get the wooden box where the pipe went on one side and the other side held your weed. Just slide the top, take out the pipe, slide the top to expose the weed side, and pack the pipe down into the weed



 
conor c

conor c

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xtsho said:
Plan on long flowering times. 16-20 weeks for some. There are many claiming 8-10 weeks but those are more than likely not 100% Thai regardless of claims.

The Real Seed Company have several landrace Thai strains along with other strains from SE Asia.

I've grown the Wild Thailand from WOS, Mama Thai from Seedsman which is a cross with Skunk, and I'm currently growing some Highland Thai from The Real Seed Company. That won't be ready until May though as It's probably going to be at least 20 weeks flowering time.
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Angus said the higland lao or there new kasi accession are dead on the ones mostly used for thai stick back in the day so as he says id check them out expect long blooming time tho
 
xtsho

xtsho

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conor c said:
Angus said the higland lao or there new kasi accession are dead on the ones mostly used for thai stick back in the day so as he says id check them out expect long blooming time tho
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When I made my order I used Seedsman and unfortunately they didn't have all the selections available on the RSC site so I got what they had. I would have used Kwikseeds but they don't take bitcoin.

I'm looking at that Kasi now though. It's a buy one pack get one free. I'm sure I'm going to be happy with the Highland Thai when it finishes. You have to be prepared to wait when you plant your seeds with these long flowering sativas but they're worth the wait.
 
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TherealMickey

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Joker90 said:
I remember getting a few ounces of Thai stick years back and it was a pretty good smoke . It wasn't something that was readily available more a once off . It was an interesting smoke .

Don't particularly know much about it . What it's growing requirements are as opposed to any other strain and don't see many distributers selling seeds. Myt be one I myt try out in the future
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My understanding is that is a way it is sold which originates in Asia not the strain in question. Maybe a land race Asian strain I never heard of but I always thought Thai stick was a literal Stick wrapped in buds with a string No?
 
HydroKid239

HydroKid239

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Nowadays you can leave some mids on the branch & fool someone who doesn’t know any better. Have them here in 5 years like “yea I tried that.. shit was awful” lol
 
Northeastskier

Northeastskier

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budman111 said:
Were you doing surveillance on them lol
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Patrolling in International Waters when an American Flagged sailboat was spotted a couple thousand miles out.

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United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. John C. Humphrey, W.c. Garbez, and Robert D. Smith,defendants-appellants, 759 F.2d 743 (9th Cir. 1985)

United States of America, Plaintiff-appellee, v. John C. Humphrey, W.c. Garbez, and Robert D. Smith,defendants-appellants, 759 F.2d 743 (9th Cir. 1985) case opinion from the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
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Northeastskier

Northeastskier

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Little sailboat sailed across the largest ocean in the world like Magellan and loaded up 3lbs bricks. We towed it for an eternity to Kodiak.

If allowed, most off the crew would have smoked most of it by the end of the trip...but no!

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