The Hunt for a LOST Caribbean Landrace SATIVA | St. Vincent Pheno Hunt – Chapter One

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  @linglee8688 · 5 months ago

  Im jamaican and im so fed up of all these new strains mainly because its next to impossible to find that old style weed from early 2000s to about 2010. Theres a specific smell, taste and feel and i simply cant replicate it, newer weed is def stronger but that weed gave the best all round highs

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  @jasbadsirron6424 · 5 months ago

  Fellas, consider coming to Australia to find some of these old strains. The Hippies back in the 60s spread these Thai seeds far and wide all around the Great Dividing Range of Eastern Australia and this classic, tall, extremely Sativa strain which was bought here directly from Thailand has been growing wild in the bush ever since. In the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, this strain still grows wild and re-seeds naturally each season. From a distance it looks like a bamboo hedge, with its classic Christmas tree looks, thin small classic buds and flowers, and grows very rapidly in the Spring/Summer period getting a very thick trunk and up to 20-25 ft tall. The flower time is around 20 weeks depending on conditions. I've only ever seen them seeded, as there are so many males in the wild, but I'd love to see what someone can do with it if they found a great pheno of it, and then flowered it properly under optimal conditions. I believe the strain was originally called: Old Mother Sativa.

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  @SueYouTubeToday · 5 months ago

  Caribbean islands unite to legalize and heal a most blessed tropical region and therefore the world! &nbsp;<br>Blessings to all people and much love from Trinidad !

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  @raynicee · 5 months ago

  In the late 90&apos;s and early 2000&apos;s, Vincey &apos;red ants&apos; was # 1 in Trinidad! Legendary ganja!

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• AM

  @ambercrowder8058 · 5 months ago

  Slowly but surely spreading California genetics around the world until there’s no more landrace strains anywhere!! 😮

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  @Newlifenowandfuture · 5 months ago

  Intelligent leadership is key for uplifting society and economy. Grandfathering the people who deserve to be the leaders of an industry &nbsp;requires non corrupt leadership. This is a great example.

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  @pgerard2536 · 4 months ago

  Growing up in the Virgin Islands, Vincey is what most smoked. It was consistent with taste and hightes. Today we sit and talk about how it was good herb. Great to see this video highlighting St. Vincent. They truly supplied the carribean.

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• PE

  @peterel454 · 5 months ago

  Vincy and St. Kitts Farmers hold a special place in my heart from the 90&apos;s, I can&apos;t wait to visit both Countries

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• JA

  @Jazzyjeff504 · 5 months ago

  In the late 80s early 90s in Louisiana we got all the good Island sativa&apos;s

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• JO

  @johnnydough6244 · 4 months ago

  Free this beautiful, healing and uniting plant all across the globe!<br><br>No country should ever punish, target and or prosecute individuals for the simple cultivation and or consumption of a cannabis plant, period!

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  @internetlunatickle · 5 months ago

  I worked in catering on the movie White Squall in St.Vincent. I was trading fish heads for sacks of excellent weed. &nbsp; They had some of the fittest people I&apos;ve ever seen anywhere.

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  @jayshaft3179 · 5 months ago (edited)

  I was there in the 1990&apos;s and 2000&apos;s as a travelling psytrance DJ. I remember when the FTAA made bananas crash and people were desperate. All of a sudden in less than a year the massive mountain grows and reclaimed plantation grows exploded. That was all over the Caribbean, but I still remember the special Vincy crops in the markets in Trinidad, St. Bart&apos;s and Barbados. Best stuff I ever had in Tobago was grown from Vincy red head lines.

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