Land and Heir Genetics / Paydirt seeds

pineappleman420 said:

I'm stoked for that to entertain some of my ladies. I've narrowed down which of my Malawi his clone will hit first... and of corse I think a Malawi Laos love child is in order too

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Malawi x Laos would be awesome. I havent grown any Malawi out here because I havent gotten the right Malawi yet, but I have smoked many a Laos and that would be an awesome orgy. Havent grown any Laos yet either though I know there are a few mixed in with the seeds I have. I havent seen any Laos for a few years here I guess, but I assume its still around if I look.

Vnsmkr said:

Malawi x Laos would be awesome. I havent grown any Malawi out here because I havent gotten the right Malawi yet, but I have smoked many a Laos and that would be an awesome orgy. Havent grown any Laos yet either though I know there are a few mixed in with the seeds I have. I havent seen any Laos for a few years here I guess, but I assume its still around if I look.

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this is the only one i got to take out of the bunch. I hope she smokes good. When i have the cross seeds id send some your way...im also going to cross it with the Thai male i have... hoping for good things... his stem rub smelt so sweet my mouth wouldnt stop watering lol

Seeds are away!!

Hope the ones going to Vietnam make it ! Had to do a customs form and show my id lol

LandAndHeir said:

Hope the ones going to Vietnam make it ! Had to do a customs form and show my id lol

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they will i have shipped a tone over seas with no problems

Cool

LandAndHeir said:

Hope the ones going to Vietnam make it ! Had to do a customs form and show my id lol

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Yeah Greenman Organics did the same a few years back now from there no issues...

My nine picks out of 13 pagan babies that germinated.

Morpheus

Vesca

Here's the vintage pakis. I just transplanted them yesterday to bigger pots and a lighter soil mix. Just growing way to slow and pissed off at me. Will be flipping the malawis in a couple of weeks. Then the pakis 3-4 after that.

Big Thank you for the package... definitely hooked it up big time and cant wait to grow some of these out... Much love

Pagan baby first week alive

2 gal grobags filled 3/4 with promix fed supernat. Day45.

LandAndHeir said:

Hope the ones going to Vietnam make it ! Had to do a customs form and show my id lol

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They will arrive most likely brother. I've sent items out that way and they made it just fine. Had to do the customs and all that bs too but everything was fine. Got there pretty quickly too considering it was right near christmas.

Kenyans look so asexual....only one has real ball looking balls...the others have this weird precalyx structure kinda lol malawis pistil primordial calyxes are super long and sativa looking. Pics later

Kenyans showing very early sex

Malawi female

We have 1 girl and 3 boys in the Kenyans. I'm going to let it open pollinate with the 3 males but will have to pop the rest of the Kenyan seeds to have a true open pollination next time.

Wow Kenyans more wide leaf leaning eh, I would have pegged most anything from Africa as having narrow leaves, though Ive never been on that side of Africa. The bush weed around Angola was definitely narrow leaf and we all know about the Malawi and most of the West African varieties are narrow leaves. Have you ever seen any Ethiopian? Curious what its like as well?

I've never seen any Ethiopian herb I lived in south Africa and saw Mozambique, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Egypt and that's it for my African countries I believe. I have seen some def hybrids growing wild in these places though...my thought is the tea trade and spice trade to India and Pakistan most likely brought fat broad leafed varieties into south Africa and they began hybridizing, then inbreeding for at least since the 16-1700s?
My theory on why Durban is so much faster than say rooibard or swazi or drakensburg. I guess to confirm legitimacy we would need a weed nerd from Kenya or someone very very familiar with the indigenous cultivars to know