“I wrote a review in 2019. come out very hardy, really good outdoor. Theyve put price up 60% because of good reviews but its a great kumaoni foothills landrace sativa. garwhal and nanda devi look like they originate from high villages over 8000 ft in high mountain slopes. I love the natural landrace characteristics. I hope people preserve these precious landraces or they will disappear.”
“i over-fertilised them with fish blood and bone meal accidentally and a whole bunch died but quite a few survived and just shed some leaves. all of my plants are doing really well now in summer except for one which seems to have come up with some kind of virus or mutation. they smell really nice and because im growing outdoors i have not smoked any yet. these have some of the biggest fan leaves i've ever seen but something keeps on eating them up. i've been spraying them down with neem oil because i don't want to use anything unnatural on my plants and it seems to be doing an ok ish job of protecting the plants. i've discarded so far 2 males and used them for tea and in food and it tastes great so i cant wait for the buds in October. the stems are really surprising to me because i bought this same strain to start indoors then take outside back in February. i bought these seeds again and these ones i started indoors but straight away i took them outside. one older one is really tall but what surprises me is that one of the younger ones is taller than that older one and that's jut amazing.”
“The first girl is about three foot tall and reaching for the sky. Looks healthy and got a way to go, up. Leaves huge, new little buds peeking. Second baby, a month behind is just getting going, fine, both loving the July sun, wind and rain, under the papaya tree.
Although I don't smoke, I'm expecting some good medicine from the lovelies. Hope they can handle the wetter climate this month, as a tropical storm/hurricane expected.”
“Spent years out in kumaon. Plants in different valleys and areas of the kumaon are different . Theres big sativas high in THCV , also.in the high mountains theres villages around 2700 metres with lot of twists. Each stick is different and the early rubbed fingers can be katcha or green, better to rub it early november. In himachal pradesh the malana and parvati is rubbed by mid september but these days theres a lot of duplicate. The old parvati chapatis were great. Kumaoni can vary and is redder late rubbed . Some is almost purpley some more yellow and it can be hard the sticks. Must get pani water out otherwise mould in it. Its white inside, somee people mistakenly think its opiated. The fingers were used in one place in fire chillum, where charas sits on hot embers in special wide chillum. Very famous charsee indian who isnt alive now was known in a place in kumaon. The fire chillum has 3g or so inside, a tiny bit of tombacco, they use in hubbly bubbly just to get the charas to start burnin . The plants of kumaon grow where theres little top soil, and end up 3 to 4 metres in foothills,... they gove a nice cerebral high . The kumaoni variety impresses me soak in cup until they sink in water thats 20c . Then after a day put in damp tissue. They sprouted well quick. They aresprouted hardy great outside. We foung they would tolerate nights of 6c at 2000metres and the best plants were where the khazi exited from the pipe. . Beware of ring tailed parakeets, they come in gangs like the german battle of britain at dawn and love wrecking the heads to eat the seed. It used to be rs30 for 12 g tola in the early 90s. Now you pay rs1000. But to be honest best smoke is from tribal area round Peshawar, best quality hash ive ever seen, better than even parvati chapatis which were so strong and so oily if it was over 12c or if you was in Goa it would turn to oul and stick to your fingers when u made a spliff. . Cold its hard. If its soft when cold you know its duplicate.. this kumaoni is a great surprise. Before I liked dna genetics cannalope haze and paradise seeds belladonna and kc brains mango. , and dutch passion were great but trying seedism applejack , plus I like chitrali landrace indica I saw in a corn field in yarkhun valley in chitral early sept , it was so beautiful and pn and inked cockney for smely.”
“Extremely vigorous plant. Fastest growing plant outgrowing any other sativa ever planted. Smell is wonderful. Several different phenos. Fast shipping. Super discreet. Life-long customer now.”
“Extremely vigorous plant. Fastest growing plant outgrowing any other sativa ever planted. Smell is wonderful. Several different phenos. Fast shipping. Super discreet. Life-long customer now.”
