Pantagruelion
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Ortega flowers
The Ortegas have an excellent calyx to leaf ratio. I suspect they will be a breeze to trim. Time will tell. I'm letting the calyxes swell and then, Chop! I'm thinking the yield will be shite but that's ok. This was just a test run. Now I know that if I want a yield I'll have to veg a long time or cram them in. Either technique should work well for this strain as they don't appear to produce a lot of lower extraneous material. The smells are pleasant. Generic non skunky Indica. In short NL lights just like I expected. I think they will work well for imparting badass structure on lanky aromatic Sativas. I will definitely buy ten packs for sure. The quality is good enough in one pack, in ten some crazy shit should be found.
Ah, the cambos. Straight from fucking Cambodia and I'm pretty sure the impoverished Khmer people aren't importing much outside material, so it's probably legit in regards to its actual" Cambodianess". I have two different samples, #1 and #2. Sample #1 was sourced during a rooftop hostel smoke session. A very friendly Siberian traveler gave them to me in exchange for my rolling services. I fucking love Russians. They are fun. Any way I rolled a few joints out of his bag and kept the seed. Simple as that.
Cambodian #2 was sourced from my friendly and helpful Tuk Tuk driver. Dude was super cool. Got me pot and took me to temples and villages for three days. Shittily cured pot tasted horrible due to chlorophyll being locked into the sun cured immature flowers. But, it had a lemony finish. So minus all the bad handling and cultural techniques it should be nice. Uplifting soaring highs just like the books and elders say. I think I used the number 1 on the Ortega. I'll have to check the label. I've got a thread entitled" south East Asian project" that documents my unnatural lust for jungle Sativas.
The Ortegas have an excellent calyx to leaf ratio. I suspect they will be a breeze to trim. Time will tell. I'm letting the calyxes swell and then, Chop! I'm thinking the yield will be shite but that's ok. This was just a test run. Now I know that if I want a yield I'll have to veg a long time or cram them in. Either technique should work well for this strain as they don't appear to produce a lot of lower extraneous material. The smells are pleasant. Generic non skunky Indica. In short NL lights just like I expected. I think they will work well for imparting badass structure on lanky aromatic Sativas. I will definitely buy ten packs for sure. The quality is good enough in one pack, in ten some crazy shit should be found.
Ah, the cambos. Straight from fucking Cambodia and I'm pretty sure the impoverished Khmer people aren't importing much outside material, so it's probably legit in regards to its actual" Cambodianess". I have two different samples, #1 and #2. Sample #1 was sourced during a rooftop hostel smoke session. A very friendly Siberian traveler gave them to me in exchange for my rolling services. I fucking love Russians. They are fun. Any way I rolled a few joints out of his bag and kept the seed. Simple as that.
Cambodian #2 was sourced from my friendly and helpful Tuk Tuk driver. Dude was super cool. Got me pot and took me to temples and villages for three days. Shittily cured pot tasted horrible due to chlorophyll being locked into the sun cured immature flowers. But, it had a lemony finish. So minus all the bad handling and cultural techniques it should be nice. Uplifting soaring highs just like the books and elders say. I think I used the number 1 on the Ortega. I'll have to check the label. I've got a thread entitled" south East Asian project" that documents my unnatural lust for jungle Sativas.