Landrace Grow In Sealed Room/co2 With Led

[hawkman]

found the seeds at "Seedman" abreeder

 

[Homesteader]

All these seeds are about three to five years old. I'm not sure who carries them or where I got them but if you are into landrace varieties and in the UK, you can order from their website I believe.

 

[Homesteader]

World of Seeds Thailand. Day 44. Zesty smell. Better of the two phenos by the looks/smell of it.

 

[hawkman]

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Getting close - as mentioned World of Seeds has many "lance" strains' - but most are Sativa strains which is normal of lance strains

Happy looking plant !!!!

 

[chronic68]

Super happy your doing this grow ive been wanting to get some landraces but couldnt find whos best

 

[hawkman]

the only other two breeders are "Ace" and "Holy Smokes" most seeds are sold out

 

[Homesteader]

@hawkman I am not really sure what you mean by the only other two breeders?

 

[Homesteader]

Morroco
Kenya
Egypt
Nigeria
Zimbabwe
Reunion Island
Zambia
Mozambique
Malawi
South Africa
Lesotho
Brazil
Guatamala
Columbia
Mexico
Thailand
Cambodia
Laos
Uzibekistan
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Nepal
China
India
Lebanon

Any I am missing? Variations everywhere and phenos on top of that. Some Valleys get more rain, some mountains more cold.

 

[chronic68]

peru has a couple plants growing wild i wouldn't mind getting my hands on

 

[Homesteader]

I guess I forgot to write that these were commercially available through one source or another half a decade ago. Some overlap and def some hybrids. All in all, the best "Landrace" I saw thus far in my search is "Mangobiche" from Cannabiogen or Ace. It was a few years ago but if you see that around, give it a shot.

 

[chronic68]

I guess I forgot to write that these were commercially available through one source or another half a decade ago. Some overlap and def some hybrids. All in all, the best "Landrace" I saw thus far in my search is "Mangobiche" from Cannabiogen or Ace. It was a few years ago but if you see that around, give it a shot.

Thanks for the tip I've been eying that one I might have to grab a pack when I have a little more room.

 

[chronic68]

Gotta buddy travling and when he gets back into the country hes gonna send me some seed he got from cambodia while teaching english super excited

 

[Homesteader]

Mexican

Guatemala

Columbia

South Africa

India

 

[chronic68]

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Witch breeder was for the Guatamala from?

 

[Homesteader]

I was told it was Ace seeds.

 

[Purpletrain]

Yo HS how you liking the auto pilot Controllers ?? there super reasonable priced
https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Environmental-Controller-Remote-Probe/dp/B008NNPYKM
Have you had any issues setting it up looks like a super great door entry system for anyone

 

[Homesteader]

The autopilot controllers have been great so far. I don't really use all the functions of the enviro controller but if you can dial the ac, CO2, humid, and dehu off that one piece for awhile, you can always upgrade to get the CO2 controller later on. That was the pricey one If I recall correctly.

 

[Homesteader]

 

[jumpincactus]

Thanks hawkman! Hope you stick around and see some the results.

Very sweet op you have going. I love your line up with the LR and IBL's. Not being negative, however I am very interested to see what your yields will be growing sativa's under LED. Typically the equatorial strain require a lot of light, or so I have been taught. I have been scoping LED for some time and depending on how your run goes it may be a game changer for me. I'm tired of HID and all the power and carbon footprint I am contributing to. So I am subbed for this grow show fo sho. Good grow karma for you and this run.

 

[Homesteader]

Guatemala

South Africa

Columbia

India

Mexico