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Colombian Gold

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#2804
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3 harvests
#2804
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3 harvests
366
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Discover the captivating legacy of Colombian Gold, a cherished strain nurtured for centuries by Santa Marta's adept farmers. Resonating with the essence of Acapulco Gold, its Mexican counterpart, Colombian Gold flourishes outdoors under full sun. Centuries of natural adaptation and selective inbreeding by local cultivators have shaped the strain into the remarkable sativa it is today. Colombian Gold played a pivotal role in creating Skunk #1, alongside Acapulco Gold and Afghani, under the guidance of Sam the Skunkman during the 1970s. Despite its pure sativa heritage, Colombian Gold boasts a manageable stature, reaching around 150cm indoors and 180cm outdoors. The indoor compatibility is further amplified by Colombian Gold's adaptability to training and a shorter vegetative phase. To help it achieve its full grandeur, let Colombian Gold thrive outdoors in a warm tropical climate. It matures in approximately 14 weeks, rewarding patient growers with yields of up to 400g/m² indoors and an impressive 700g/plant outdoors. At harvest, Colombian Gold's true essence emerges. Airy, trichome-dusted buds display a captivating lemon-lime aroma and a mesmerising golden-green hue. With roughly 18% THC, Colombian Gold offers invigorating effects. A few hits ushers in an energetic, focused experience without inducing paranoia, making it an ideal daytime choice for enhancing creativity and productivity.
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Colombian Gold
Growing it
Normal
Resistance
Neutral
The only problem I had with this plant was the herming during the end of flower. Great plant during the rest of the grow.
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4mo ago
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Colombian Gold
Growing it
Easy
Resistance
Strong
Really satisfied with the cultivation of this strain, holy and wild Colombian landrace, a sativa with a sativa appearance! The cultivation in general has been easy, the plant felt very comfortable in the 11L textile pot, it ate and drank everything it wanted, and responded with enormous and fragrant fox tail buds, which surely will make a difference in my cured marijuana collection. From the beginning, I struggled with the plant to achieve maximum compactness, with intense lights and bizarre ties I achieved it, sativas of this landrace class tend to grow very tall and slender, but in this garden we like short and stocky plants, in the end, due to the weight of the enormous buds the plant presented a unique, unkempt, wild, and voluptuous appearance! After drying and with a week of curing I will smoke the first joints and complete this report...
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2y ago
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