Pure indica strains in Amsterdam

Tweedle do · Post by **Tweedle do** » Mon 28th Apr 2008 06:41 pm

Its confirmed 12 days after my first visit to Amsterdam i have booked my next trip. Im going back again in 2 weeks time. Does anyone have any info on pure indica strains in dam? not 25-75% not 50-50 and not even 75-25% i mean 100% pure indica like original Hindu Kush. If so what are the recommended strains?

geoffk · Post by **geoffk** » Mon 28th Apr 2008 07:14 pm

Hindu Kush at Club Media perhaps

Ash333 · Post by **Ash333** » Mon 28th Apr 2008 09:46 pm

try blue cheese from the bluebird, or stella blue from anyday.

geoffk · Post by **geoffk** » Mon 28th Apr 2008 10:00 pm

I can only vouch for Big Buddha's Cheese, including Blue and they are both hybrids. Cheese was crossed with an Afghani to get seeds, though I think the original Cheese is an Afghani pheno. Hopefully my friends across the pond will step up to correct this. But I'm pretty sure any Cheese you come across is a hybrid.

dr. benway · Post by **dr. benway** » Mon 28th Apr 2008 11:51 pm

100% indica landraces like afghani, lebanese and nepali are probably not easy to get in amsterdam; i've heard that bubblegum (serious seeds) is almost 100% indica; other strains which are nearly pure indicas are: northern lights (nirvana), mk ultra (th-seeds), black domina (sensi seeds), sensi star (paradise seeds),...

geoffk · Post by **geoffk** » Tue 29th Apr 2008 12:04 am

You could do a search for some seed companies and see what is Indica. Of course that doesn't guarantee you'll find that seed company's strains in a given shop. Or the shop could take the name of a strain and sell something different. ie Dampkring's Powerplant. Better yet, stop by some seed shops and tell them what you're looking for and they might point you in right direction.

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Ash333 · Post by **Ash333** » Tue 29th Apr 2008 01:34 pm

geoffk wrote:You could do a search for some seed companies and see what is Indica. Of course that doesn't guarantee you'll find that seed company's strains in a given shop. Or the shop could take the name of a strain and sell something different. ie Dampkring's Powerplant. Better yet, stop by some seed shops and tell them what you're looking for and they might point you in right direction.

What is De Dampkring's PowerPlant? I've never tried it, is it different to other powerplant, and if so, how so?

geoffk · Post by **geoffk** » Tue 29th Apr 2008 02:16 pm

Just as an example Dampkring list their Powerplant as an indica in their coffeeshop. Whereas Dutch Passion lists theirs as a sativa. Just one of them things. Ask questions about the bud before purchase.

Johnny J · Post by **Johnny J** » Wed 30th Apr 2008 02:44 am

geoffk wrote:Just as an example Dampkring list their Powerplant as an indica in their coffeeshop. Whereas Dutch Passion lists theirs as a sativa.

I think in those cases you have to believe the seed bank -- shops would be sloppier with their facts.

!!jOHNNY J!!

geoffk · Post by **geoffk** » Wed 30th Apr 2008 04:31 am

True Johnny. They also use the names of popular strains with their own sometimes different strains.