Here's a grow report from Lightweight Larry:


I started 2 seeds 12/12 from seed under a 250w in a cupboard
60cmx85cmx120cm.
Both germinated and were female.
They grew like crazy with massive internodes, I topped them twice
and trained them hard. They stretched for 9 weeks from when they
sprouted.
During flowering they gave off a fantastic rich orange smell,
almost like chocolate orange creams!

At week 12 (from sprout) one unfortunately started throwing out
male flowers but I dried it and tried smoking it anyway but there
was no real hit off it. [edit by Namkha - this would very likely be a high CBD plant] The other went to 16 weeks and was pretty
ripe when it too put out some male flowers, so I chopped it. I
would definitely consider these late male flowers rather than
turning hermie.

The smoke is a very pleasant mild sativa high, where you sit with a
contented smile on your face feeling at one with the world, not
sleepy or racy just nice. I've shared it with some old school
smoker friends and they all like it.

I grew it in multi-purpose compost with some earthworm castings and
dolomite lime, watered with plain tap water and didn't feed it at
all.
It ended up about 50cm tall and produced 40 grams of buds, and took
up just under one square foot of space.(I can fit 6 like this in my
box)

After harvesting it I straightened out the branches and they were
at least 5 foot long!

Very informative, thanks!

110 days from seed, not too bad.

yeah n.b. how he has grown it --- this is how to grow these type of plants indoors

restricting root space, no use of feed in water, just slow release nutes mixed in with the soil

the late showing male flowers are a stress response - intersex stress response, not genetic hermaphroditism

the plant with no hit was very likely to be a CBD plant

chocolate oranges sound lush --- I bet you could make some lovely hybrids --- big yielders too I bet, 40g is not bad --- if you could reduce the internodes with a sensible cross I bet you could have a real bonanza

Beautifull plant ! 40gr sounds like quite a good harvet for aplant started on 12/12. big thumbs up to lightweight !

Irie !

some first rub black Parvati made from the same source as this Parvati strain

very sticky, very hashy aroma, lovely tatse and an easygoing mellow high

even on a cold spring Himalayan morning this stuff stayed reasonably pliable and softened very fast in the hands

but this is pure charas, not mixed

just very oily plants