90 days today wild sativa cultivar

[Tropical Sativa Man]

See if you can count the tops
Such a beauty and a delight

 

[Oldbay]

You’re speaking my language here - know what strain she is?

 

[Tropical Sativa Man]

You’re speaking my language here - know what strain she is?

She´s a landrace pure sativa from the mountains north of Cebu, Philippines. Most strains here are referred to by their loctation. Only one strain has a name, and that´s Baguio Gold, which I also have.

These Sativas are the same they were hundreds, if not thousands, of years ago.

 

[Oldbay]

I’ve been running more and more of them as well as crosses. The effects can’t be beat and I could care less about the flowering time. Currently I have a Malawi in flower and just popped a Panama x Thai.

 

[Tropical Sativa Man]

****, man... I would do anything to get my hands on some Panama Red seeds. I would love to cross that with the **** I'm growing down here. It was my all-time fav strain. Found my dad's stash when I was 14, and it was PR. Best **** I ever smoked in my life.
As far as the plant you see here, she seems to be a pure landrace from this part of the world. Many of the strains in the Philippines are derivatives of the Spanish Colonial period. So, this one is real gem. A beast.

 

[Tropical Sativa Man]

And, oh yeah, I'm with you 100 percent about not caring how long it takes. I always grew Indicas back home outdoors, but even my best Indicas can't compare to the journey of growing these Sativas. Maybe it's because this was my first indoor grow ever... I D K, but it is a different experience altogether. I used to hate Sativas, but now I know that's because of all the crossing going on today. I never got to experience Sativas done right before now. Hell, it makes sense that Panama Red was my all-time favorite strain, and I didn't even know it was a Sativa until this last year. I thought it was an Indica because of how hard it hit and stony it was. A real Sativa will have you stuck in the couch too. You'll be stuck in your head, soaring on a magic carpet above the clouds.

 

[user 60570]

what does she smell like?

a few of our sativa are filling out nicely

 

[Tropical Sativa Man]

Notes are skunk, black pepper, pine.

I am so jealous you have the luxuy to grow outdoors!!! Lookin good though. What strain?

 

[Oldbay]

I’m not sure about it being the “Panama red” But Ace’s worked Panama line and some of the Sativa x Sativa crosses are very nice imho and not crazy expensive either

 

[user 60570]

Notes are skunk, black pepper, pine.

I am so jealous you have the luxuy to grow outdoors!!! Lookin good though. What strain?

some Michoacán crossed with lemon Thai and Columbian red..my own creation and I call it Big Sandy Holy Weed...BSHW

 

[Tropical Sativa Man]

some Michoacán crossed with lemon Thai and Columbian red..my own creation and I call it Big Sandy Holy Weed...BSHW

Very nice

 

[Tropical Sativa Man]

I’m not sure about it being the “Panama red” But Ace’s worked Panama line and some of the Sativa x Sativa crosses are very nice imho and not crazy expensive either

It s really hard to get seeds where I'm at. It s hard to find a breeder who will go the extra mile to beat customs

 

[kevinn]

Big
And you are able to get that to finish before the first freeze ?

 

[user 60570]

Big
And you are able to get that to finish before the first freeze ?

around here it is a roll of the dice Amigo

the first frost this season is predicted to be October 30 so that gives me plenty of time and I will push a few of these sativas to the last day , maybe longer

pushing cannabis plants beyond what I think is their limits gives me a good idea on the vigor of my plants

for example , here is a snow leopard that we pushed and she did outstanding , we shook the snow off the next day , temps went back to above freezing and she was harvested a week later......cannabis is a resilient plant