Heres a few pics of 2 completely differant phenotypes,the first has got small hard nuggets growing from the stems,here's a pic's of her,she's got a pretty hashy aroma with some thing nasty smelling lurking inside.
I'll update tomorrow with the other phenotype.
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Its look like waste of time and resources to me, why this plant is so poor m8?

Looks like you have some nute lockout going on....maybe that's the smth nasty?

here are some more pics from Matt's Mazar grow - second pheno

the odour issue with the other pheno is more likely to be related to excess nutes esp. excess nitrogen --- that said, the excess nutes could also have been causing lockout as well as leaf claw and mineral overload in buds

clearly the plant was not ideal, but the clawing also shows major nute issues

Yeah, I've got the same thing going on with the growth. I find some phenos to be really picky with nutes. The line between under or over feeding is thin, as they aren't used to modern rapid release nutrients.

here are some buds from the outdoor grow from Spain

here are some more comments from Matta about his grow:

"I've flowered 3 females so far 1 was a total hermaphrodite so got culled early on,so on to the last remaining females."

"Phenotype 1 is a small yielding golf ball type buds and a weird dankness to it,i've smoked a little and its got a good heavy high so i've removed the top buds and wacked the lower part under 18/6."

Here is a comment from a Spanish grower Pimpirimpausa who grew the outdoor plants:

"And for good medical effect I recomend to you the mazar-i-sharif of The Real seed company, if that are tha same of mriko, that I cultivated.
This a are traditional non inbreed indicas, very potent and with a lot of potential I think.
Some phenotipical differences but very similar."

a couple more of Matt's pics

the Spanish outdoor grower's comments:

"the mazar picture of spanish 2004 outdoor were cultivated for me, the same year of the Hunza's, the camera configuration was wrong, was 2007 summer. One pheno was very potent phisical relaxation."

one of the outdoor pics from 2007 in Spain

the rest of the outdoor pics are in the main Mazar thread in this forum

Mazar indoor as grown by Scorpion - no leaf curl as this had a more suitable soil balance and nute regime

it's been grown in a 2 litre pot all it's life (cf. the landrace indica thread on ickymag) with excessively strong nutes --- look at the leaf curl etc.

there will be mineral build up in the buds e.g. nitrates, ammonium irons etc. hence the bad smell

that's unfortunate, I know that smell... the piney peppery smell is pushed back and masked by something that smells like a growshop.

pretty sure the smell is largely nitrate and ammonium ion related - pantagruellion is doing a way better job of growing them in the other Mazar and Shiberghan thread

e.g. these pics

that's beautiful and healthy looking, doesn't look like a hackjob to keep them at a certain height indoors.

I can just imagine how big that plant would look outdoors.

My mazar's didn't get the love and attention they really needed but i've kept cuttings of the 2 so when i've got time and space i'll do another run as well as starting some more seeds but there's defiantly potential in both phenotypes but the tighter smaller yielding pheno could turn out to be a big yielding plant so i'll give the cuttings a short 2-3 week veg cycle after they root when i get around to it plus i'll wack a few outdoors to,see how the do.I'll put them outdoors late may/early june.

still showing a little stress on the leaves, but this gives you a better idea of what our Mazar is capable of indoors

grown by Pantagruelion, mid-flowering Mazar-i-Sharif

Now that's a well grown mazar-i-sharif,but like i said i didn't give them the best start to life,they were in 4" pots for nearly 7 weeks and i had a mite problem as well which is now under control.
The cuttings should do alot better as i've noticed over the years is that plants get stronger with age upto a point which can be 5-8+ months,so i'd suggest takeing cuttings and flower those when there genetically 5 months old so i'll be flowering the cuttings in about a month when i've got room.