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I'll have a look see.
Landrace Durban Poison Outdoor Grow
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Looks pretty similar. The leaf structure of the pic looks familiar. 
but it's just a pic. Says indica/sativa so not sure.
but it's just a pic. Says indica/sativa so not sure.
When they say that indica it makes me nervous. Lol
@Lerugged how do you know when the Durban is finished?
I run a Durban x Acapulco gold - been running it for years. I just chop when I need the room anytime after 10 weeks. I've ran some 20 weeks and they all look the same. No mater how old they are.
Both versions I kept one is citrus the other is berries and citrus.
These plants will grow thru anything. Hardiest plants I've ever grown.
I run a Durban x Acapulco gold - been running it for years. I just chop when I need the room anytime after 10 weeks. I've ran some 20 weeks and they all look the same. No mater how old they are.
Both versions I kept one is citrus the other is berries and citrus.
These plants will grow thru anything. Hardiest plants I've ever grown.
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Hmm not heard of that before. I have seen them stay milky for 3 weeks before an Amber arrives. That's when I harvest... as soon as Amber comes. The window does seem to stay open longer. I'll agree for sure if you get strong genes they are the hardiest plants in my garden every season.
I ran Dutch Passion's Durban which has some indica or skunk in it, not sure which but I really like that stuff but I want the real deal like Penny. I just reordered the Dutch Passion version and I got a pack from Sensi Seeds. I'm not sure if Sensi's is contaminated or not. Do you know what Durban Magic is from Seeds of Africa?
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Hey Neiko
I'm not sure about either. I'll have a look and see if I can spot something familiar looking. Durban Magic not sure either but interested to see what that's all about . The DP version is the one that's been around for a while? I think it was crossed with an early skunk to reduce flower. I've never tried it. The thing I don't get is there are phenos of pure Durban that finish in 9 weeks. I can't imagine that's longer than most other strains? Miss Sticky is always ready quicker than any other sativa in my garden. The others do take longer in general though .
I'm not sure about either. I'll have a look and see if I can spot something familiar looking. Durban Magic not sure either but interested to see what that's all about . The DP version is the one that's been around for a while? I think it was crossed with an early skunk to reduce flower. I've never tried it. The thing I don't get is there are phenos of pure Durban that finish in 9 weeks. I can't imagine that's longer than most other strains? Miss Sticky is always ready quicker than any other sativa in my garden. The others do take longer in general though .
Conradino23
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That’s true, this strain is legendary fast, which is why it was adopted so quickly in the West. Most of the stuff that’s offered by Dutch seed banks is hybridised with Skunk #1 or NL #5 to shorten flowering time or up the yield and they lose parents all the time.
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Hey all
So a quick update.
First up one of the transkei Land races which I'm gonna say is male. It's 3 times as big as any of the others. Will be keeping an eye out.
Then some of the other guys doing a bit better after a week of fun.
Then kitty just stopping one from getting too tall.
Then the table
Then my veg box.
Lsd
SSH
Miss Sticky being abused and pruned
Wild Durban living up to her name
Group shot.
Stay high
So a quick update.
First up one of the transkei Land races which I'm gonna say is male. It's 3 times as big as any of the others. Will be keeping an eye out.
Then some of the other guys doing a bit better after a week of fun.
Then kitty just stopping one from getting too tall.
Then the table
Then my veg box.
Lsd
SSH
Miss Sticky being abused and pruned
Wild Durban living up to her name
Group shot.
Stay high
Where is your wild Durban from?
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I collected the seeds in a very very rural and sparsely populated area of natal close to the Mozambique border. It was a good two day mission to get to the area. one of the families that have been
Growing for many many generations. The longest I've met or heard of anyway.I met one of the sons a few years ago and was invited to select some buds with seed. Not a single fat leaf to be found in the area. Once things become a bit clearer with regards to the laws here I May release a couple strains to collectors and serious growers. But maybe only in a year.
I still have about 10 beans that I collected left so will be breeding both this spring to Stock up.
Very nice, keep me in mind when you’re ready to release some beans. 
How am I not in on this thread already?!
Love your plants and the cat.
Love your plants and the cat.
Flat rooftop growing?? Good idea.
You to see amber on the Durban?
All I ever see on mine are clear and cloudy. I stopped checking them.
You to see amber on the Durban?
All I ever see on mine are clear and cloudy. I stopped checking them.
Sativas tend to do that, they refuse to show amber.
Conradino23
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Or they show three different colours at the same time
Lol yes
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Yep they come eventually but it's almost always a case of some clear most (80% ) milky and a couple Amber pop up. Almost always all three but I find when the Amber shows that's when most are milky and little clear.
The Malawi I grew never did show any amber.
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I'll also ddefinitely concede that I've chopped plenty before seeing any Amber .
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