Sativa landrace

hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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MickeyBlanco said:
Durban that is short flowering are the worked lines. The lines where worked in Amsterdam during the 80s to lessen the hermaphroditic trait. Long flowering Durban is untouched lines. And the Durban that I grew from hazeman smoked just like the long flowering Durban.
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Well this line has been maintained since 1979 by the guy who went to Africa and got the seeds. There’s no multiple strains of Durban. There’s Durban and then there’s crosses. The Durban from the Netherlands is the imposter here. It was taken to Holland and worked over. It’s all written history.

Landrace sativas are looooong flowering. Period. It’s why they’re not all over the place in retail stores.
 
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victoryou

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One more thing guys? From 5 regular seeds will at least one be female? What are the chances. All i know is that i shouldn t stress the plant
 
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victoryou

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U79 said:
Check out Green Mountain at Ace. This is from the Purple Satellite: ”It starts the flowering in July, on the 42nd north latitude at almost 15 hours light hours, finishing in September.” It is an Oaxaca Gold x Nepalese.
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I know this strain the thing is what i m conxerned is they have only regular seeds but maybe some of them will turn female
 
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U79

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victoryou said:
I know this strain the thing is what i m conxerned is they have only regular seeds but maybe some of them will turn female
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Definitely, about 50 percent would be male and female for the most part, sometimes you would get more females or more males. Once they show sex you could take cuttings and keep your best as mothers.

edit: from this you can make your own fems for next season.
 
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MickeyBlanco

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hotrodharley said:
Well this line has been maintained since 1979 by the guy who went to Africa and got the seeds. There’s no multiple strains of Durban. There’s Durban and then there’s crosses. The Durban from the Netherlands is the imposter here. It was taken to Holland and worked over. It’s all written history.

Landrace sativas are looooong flowering. Period. It’s why they’re not all over the place in retail stores.
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If you don't know about the A line and B line of Durban, sucks to be you. You said strain, I said line. They're not the same. Mel Frank in the seventies worked it to a a line and B line. The B Line was work by Sam. This information was all documented back in the 80s. Mel Frank must have got the seeds from the same person you got the seeds from which was Ed Rosenthal.
 
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