If you could only pick "one" indica strain
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canna_420
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Not that i have ad any Himalian or Nepalies for a good few years.
Afghani seems to be the coise as its been tuned into indoor growing more than others.
It must be the majority like that effect.....
woodsmaneh!
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NL#5 will do the job very well
canna_420
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Nl#5 is an hybrid though.
That said i guess all strains today are an hybrid of some kind.
You have dicks like Arjan sending hermy seed on purpose to these areas..
So I guess their rare un hybridised.
Even Shantis prized Kerela was a Kerela HYBRID (as he states on his white widow adventure)
That said i guess all strains today are an hybrid of some kind.
You have dicks like Arjan sending hermy seed on purpose to these areas..
So I guess their rare un hybridised.
Even Shantis prized Kerela was a Kerela HYBRID (as he states on his white widow adventure)
Legalize Nature
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I'm not a fan of indica, but I do admire a pure Afghan for it's rich, exotic smell and taste.
CR500ROOST
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Deep Chunk
Omgwtfbbq Indicaman
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pure? ok, shiva, afghani.
bb419
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Big Buds alright lol
Jogro
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Technically, the only way you're going to have a 100% Indica is if you're talking about a pure landrace strain from the subcontinent, or some cross between them.
Examples of strains like this include Maple Leaf Indica, Mazar, Afghan #1, Hindu/Afghan Kush, etc.
All the others are hybrids.
So with that caveat, if I had to pick only one it would be "William's Wonder".
Its not clear to me if this one is 100% indica; its probably been partially hybridized with a sativa for better outdoor grown in North America.
Regardless, its definitely indica dominant, and it packs a whallop like a sledgehammer.
Incidentally, nobody really knows the definitive genetic makeup of Northern lights #5. Some think its an indica-dominant cross between an Afghani strain and a Thai sativa. But whatever it is, its probably NOT a pure indica.
"Big Bud" is also almost certainly NOT a pure indica, either. That one has Skunk genetics in it, and the original Skunk supposedly contains both Columbian and Mexican sativa genetics.
So if neither Northern Lights #5 nor Big Bud are pure indicas, then a hybrid of two probably isn't a pure indica either.
It still may be kick-ass in its own right, though. It also probably *is* "mostly" indica.
Examples of strains like this include Maple Leaf Indica, Mazar, Afghan #1, Hindu/Afghan Kush, etc.
All the others are hybrids.
So with that caveat, if I had to pick only one it would be "William's Wonder".
Its not clear to me if this one is 100% indica; its probably been partially hybridized with a sativa for better outdoor grown in North America.
Regardless, its definitely indica dominant, and it packs a whallop like a sledgehammer.
Incidentally, nobody really knows the definitive genetic makeup of Northern lights #5. Some think its an indica-dominant cross between an Afghani strain and a Thai sativa. But whatever it is, its probably NOT a pure indica.
"Big Bud" is also almost certainly NOT a pure indica, either. That one has Skunk genetics in it, and the original Skunk supposedly contains both Columbian and Mexican sativa genetics.
So if neither Northern Lights #5 nor Big Bud are pure indicas, then a hybrid of two probably isn't a pure indica either.
It still may be kick-ass in its own right, though. It also probably *is* "mostly" indica.
axionjaxson
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are we referring to an indica crossed with an indica a hybrid in this situation , i thought a hybrid was a cross between a sativa and indica or vice versa or whatever that chit is ,