Burmese, Real Seed Co.

Week 8 of flower. They are fattening up a little now. Plant 5 shed a little pollen. See if I can pollinate a few lower buds. Not sure I want to keep growing this strain This a SE Asian jungle sativa landrace photo period strain It plays by a whole different set of rules than the hybrid auto flower strains most people grow. These plants can live a couple of years in their native habitat. They reveg repeatedly and can be house sized trees.They are typically grown on south facing slopes overlooking incised river canyons in a limestone and metamorphic soil. They can range in potency from mild to alarmingly psychoactive. SE Asian sativa's were exported to central and South America and are ancestral to those hybridized sativa's like Columbian gold, Panama red, Acapolco, and in between There are iof course a small variety of different SE Asian landraces. This Burmese is supposed to closely resemble the Thai stick strains popular in the late 70's and is not a very odoriferous weed until fully mature or until burned. These are highly stressed plants due to stem abuse. Lighting issues will probably reduce the yield and potency for my grow.