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[Table Mountain Sativa Co]

Good day fine people of the community. I have begun a thread to discuss Sativa strains as well as the sativa strains that I breed and sell.
Please post any pictures of our sativa plants here as well as any questions about our strains or just about sativa in general.
Have a fantastic week further
Regards
Matt

 

[StoneOtter]

Hey Matt, sure!

This LC-18 grew great and I got 13 ounces from her dry! We have some every day as we get our high on! Love the sweet head buzz it gives us!

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• StoneOtter
• Nov 24, 2023

LC-18

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• StoneOtter
• Nov 13, 2023

LC-18

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• StoneOtter
• Nov 13, 2023

LC-18

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• StoneOtter
• Nov 13, 2023

LC-18

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• StoneOtter
• Nov 5, 2023

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• StoneOtter
• Oct 25, 2023

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• StoneOtter
• Oct 25, 2023

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[CaptainLucky]

Hey Matt, sure!

This LC-18 grew great and I got 13 ounces from her dry! We have some every day as we get our high on! Love the sweet head buzz it gives us!

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• StoneOtter
• Nov 24, 2023

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• StoneOtter
• Nov 13, 2023

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• StoneOtter
• Nov 13, 2023

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• StoneOtter
• Nov 13, 2023

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• StoneOtter
• Nov 5, 2023

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• StoneOtter
• Oct 25, 2023

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• StoneOtter
• Oct 25, 2023

LC-18

How long did you veg n flower for? Nice looking lady btw. CL

 

[StoneOtter]

How long did you veg n flower for? Nice looking lady btw. CL

Hey Cap'n, thanks! Give or take a day or two, she vegged for 57 days and flowered for75.

 

[CaptainLucky]

Hey Cap'n, thanks! Give or take a day or two, she vegged for 57 days and flowered for75.

I’m also curious about African sativas because I found most Landrace don’t like a lot of nutrients but I have a Durban that doesn’t seem to mind them. Did your girl like or dislike them? CL

 

[Table Mountain Sativa Co]

Here is a Malawi I am working on. It is windy again (as always) so, I will get better pictures as soon as its calm enough to get a focused shot.

 

[Table Mountain Sativa Co]

This Strain is called Holly's Harvest
Here are some pics from last winter as well as a couple from this seasons summer grow.

 

[Table Mountain Sativa Co]

Here is some pics of this years grow
Dried, trimmed and close up pics to follow in a few days

Have a winning weekend cool people!

 

[CaptainLucky]

Here is some pics of this years grow
Dried, trimmed and close up pics to follow in a few days

Have a winning weekend cool people!

Back at ya brother. CL

 

[StoneOtter]

I’m also curious about African sativas because I found most Landrace don’t like a lot of nutrients but I have a Durban that doesn’t seem to mind them. Did your girl like or dislike them? CL

Indoors with LC-18 I gave no nutes. Just my LOS (living organic soil) soil and some cal mag because my SIP pots don't seem to lift calcium well from my soil and need a hand.
Outdoors with IKLWA I fed with Geoflora every 2 weeks top dressed. That kept an LOS grow also, so me feeding them is kind of not the right answer. I kept the microbes fed for them to have their interactions with. So the short answer is I don't know.

 

[Sativa1970]

I’m also curious about African sativas because I found most Landrace don’t like a lot of nutrients but I have a Durban that doesn’t seem to mind them. Did your girl like or dislike them? CL

You can look at the soil conditions on pure land strains home as a predictor of apatite. These strains come from the mountain forests on the west side of Durbin. Both sides of the mountain range down to the Durbin coast have the same soil mineral composition. Naturally evolving from the same soil, they should have a similar apatite.

 

[Janluna]

This Strain is called Holly's Harvest
Here are some pics from last winter as well as a couple from this seasons summer grow.

Can’t wait to pop this one! Wow!

 

[Janluna]

@Table Mountain Sativa Co , What type of soil (composition) are these plants growing in, in the wild?

Also how often does it rain?​

What is the average temperature and humidity where they are found?

Sorry for all the questions ​

 

[Janluna]

@Table Mountain Sativa Co is this document helpful? Or am I way off lol

https://rsis.ramsar.org/RISapp/files/RISrep/ZA527RIS.pdf

 

[Table Mountain Sativa Co]

@Table Mountain Sativa Co is this document helpful? Or am I way off lol

https://rsis.ramsar.org/RISapp/files/RISrep/ZA527RIS.pdf

yeah that is all great information. was going to suggest you google the area and go down a rabbit hole. have a great day

 

[Sativa1970]

@Table Mountain Sativa Co is this document helpful? Or am I way off lol

https://rsis.ramsar.org/RISapp/files/RISrep/ZA527RIS.pdf

You threw a 40 square mile dart at an area the size of California. You were asking, am I close to it's home region, right? San Diego to Redding is a bit of an environmental difference. You're reference is a costal heritage sight and the plant is from the foot hills. The original foothill land strain from that area is Kwazulu land strain if it helps find the answers to your questions.

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[Lerugged]

Negative
This one was collected at Kosi bay. Next to the border with Mozambique.
Google Kosi bay photos.
Then Google Drakensberg mountains. Very different earth, different humidity, salinity, different landscape.
Kosi is wild, beachy with lots of game. Coastal forest that's the only one in Africa or the world. Can't remember which.
Drakensberg is lusher. It's higher up too.
Durban is a little different too.
So Kosi bay for wild lady is on the money