Nepal Highland #1
- Thread starter DopeDaniel
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Strain Type: Highland Nepalese 5th generation- Nepal Highland P5 is a traditional pure landrace charas cultivated at Himalayan Nepal an altitude of between 1000m - 3000m received by Refeerman.
- Quick flowering mountain sativa.
- It's a plant of medium size, not specially long internodes, and very easy for growing. It has medium and strong branches. Also finding some much more conical production plants with not very developed branches.
- It has an acceptable size for any kind of space, both in outdoor and indoors.
- It flowers between 60-70 days giving some very good quality flowers. The majority of times they're dense and strong buds, but also there are some more sativa like-buds; a bit more airy.
Bouquet: From floral, citrus and sweet-creams scents
Effect: Strong high, uplifting and corporal, full body effect
Yield: High yielder indoor and outdoors
- Quick flowering mountain sativa.
- It's a plant of medium size, not specially long internodes, and very easy for growing. It has medium and strong branches. Also finding some much more conical production plants with not very developed branches.
- It has an acceptable size for any kind of space, both in outdoor and indoors.
- It flowers between 60-70 days giving some very good quality flowers. The majority of times they're dense and strong buds, but also there are some more sativa like-buds; a bit more airy.
Bouquet: From floral, citrus and sweet-creams scents
Effect: Strong high, uplifting and corporal, full body effect
Yield: High yielder indoor and outdoors
Rozgreenburn
"The Philosopher, is Stoned"
Good evening Brother,
I just signed up to run Nepal highland #3, which I will start around New Years day. Have you started your preservation run yet, and if so, any oddities I need to be aware of? Thanks.
I just signed up to run Nepal highland #3, which I will start around New Years day. Have you started your preservation run yet, and if so, any oddities I need to be aware of? Thanks.
Nice, I saw you got your name in. Looking like I am gonna pop the end of this month, flipping after new years.
Rozgreenburn
"The Philosopher, is Stoned"
Cool, I'll be a month later. Good luck. I've made a few dozen crosses so far, funny, this makes me feel like a newb as I'm psyched for a new project that we can share.
Jewels
Tilts at Tables
@jaguarlax has grown out a cross from this male. Darshan.
I have another cross from the same male on the go , right now.
It performed well, last go around.
Different breed, I understand.
Still, that male did no wrong by me.
More here
Post in thread '"West Coast Chronicles" by GK Genetics' "West Coast Chronicles" by GK Genetics
11/12 one kicked its husk while still soaking and didn't survive.
So if you saw in the preservation main thread I had little kerfuffle with that one that kicked its husk. It decided to finish germinating after I used the soil from that cell to top off the others. So I had to do a bit of seperation therapy and it looks like we are 12/12
Gave them a light foliar this morning and will start doing it more regular.
Up potted to ~1.75 L squate taper pots today.
Sorry no after pic.
Sorry no after pic.
Most have a very muted serration. There is this one though...
Widest leaf as well. Most are more like the one in the background.
After perking up a bit from the early am shower.
Will give them a heavy trim probably tonight. They have been under the gla boards for a lottle over a week,
Lowering or turning the light up daily until they say stop. Sexy parts are just starting to show on a few, not at alternating nodes yet, soon. Transplant to 7in tall square tapers (a little over 1 gal I think) by the end of the month.
Widest leaf as well. Most are more like the one in the background.
After perking up a bit from the early am shower.
Will give them a heavy trim probably tonight. They have been under the gla boards for a lottle over a week,
Lowering or turning the light up daily until they say stop. Sexy parts are just starting to show on a few, not at alternating nodes yet, soon. Transplant to 7in tall square tapers (a little over 1 gal I think) by the end of the month.
Two have a wider leaf blade the rest are pretty uniform and relatively narrow.
Transplanting tomorrow, flipping monday.
Transplanting tomorrow, flipping monday.
All had alternating nodes when flipped, I think maybe 2 showed clear female before flipped (2/1) picture is a couple days ago. Veg has been 60 days for all but the late emerger @45.
The 2 plants in round pots are 7Hills females, they will get pulled out as soon as their brother finishes dumping in the other room. 2 males and another female have shown. Going to hack back the males as their flowers develop so the females have some time to catch up.
These are seeming slow to show sex I believe @Rozgreenburn is experiencing the same thing with the #3 ?
The 2 plants in round pots are 7Hills females, they will get pulled out as soon as their brother finishes dumping in the other room. 2 males and another female have shown. Going to hack back the males as their flowers develop so the females have some time to catch up.
These are seeming slow to show sex I believe @Rozgreenburn is experiencing the same thing with the #3 ?
Rozgreenburn
"The Philosopher, is Stoned"
Yes, you are correct, at 16 days from the flip, 50% still have not identified. So right now, there are 6 females 3 males and 10 that being stubborn! Just like what I see of yours, mine are super healthy and tight, they will not be hurried.
I am making preservation beans for this community and so, will do what it takes to achieve our goals, but I sure hope these don't have an extended run time? Preservation runs are probably the only time I would over 12 weeks indoors. That's just me. I know of a mysterious hole in the woods that condones long running Sativas. In over 30 years, I've never had females show so strong before their male counterparts.
This has been a bit of a variation to my normal experience. Here's hoping we've got something nice to share with all our members.
The parental stock was reported at 60-70 days flowering. The 2nd post in this thread is info and description pulled from @Phylex
In week 4 of flower. Ended with 5 male 7 female. I topped all the males as the upper sacs were just getting ready to open, about a week and a half ago for the first couple. The others followed within a few days. This allowed the females to get some bulk before being pollinated. Last Friday or so (2/18) I started pulling the males after allowing a good bit of pollen fly from each. In the 1st picture below is the 4th male, it got pulled today, the last one will go a couple more days yet.
Can barely see the last male (lighter green)
Can barely see the last male (lighter green)
The plan is to make a downsized, easily cleanable, shipable seed winnower. That way the community will have one to pass around for use on these projects.
Did a rough sketch tonight.
It will be all polycarbonate and should be pretty easy to clean with alcohol and soapy water.
Did a rough sketch tonight.
It will be all polycarbonate and should be pretty easy to clean with alcohol and soapy water.
Picrure dump
Closeup the full plant
Closeup the full plant
Cont.
GthaEnigma
Canna-Arborist
They look very well seeded. What kind of aromas are you getting?
