- Type
- Sativa dominant
- Heritage
- mostly sativa
- Flowering
- 67 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
After the excellent results with Thai Chi (Thai Chiang Mai x Kali China), we wanted to continue exploring new combinations between Thai sativas and Kali China, this time selecting the new Outback Thai from Neville as the mother for Rush of Siam. While both hybrids share the indica dominant morphology and quick maturation times of Kali China, they produce final products with very different qualities. Thai Chi is a zen, meditative, and balanced experience with predominantly Colombian Haze incense aromas, while Rush of Siam is much more Thai dominant, with a far more exciting psychoactivity and the classic Thai sativa terpenes.
A feminized limited edition, available while stocks last, only through our website.
ABOUT THE OUTBACK
The Outback Haze, mother of this new hybrid, was one of Neville Schoenmakers’ (RIP) last projects, focused on introducing new Thai genetics into his more sativa NL/Haze hybrids. This new genetics came to us in clone form from Neville’s circle in Amsterdam, courtesy of Karel Schelfhout from SSSC.
Our outdoor tests with the Outback Haze clone resulted in a pure Thai phenotype, with no evident traits from the well known Neville’s Haze parent plants. In this first cross with Outback, the dominant traits from this mother have also been completely Thai, so we decided to rename her Outback Thai, as we believe it’s a much more appropriate and faithful name for its genetics.
We have the feeling that Neville would be proud and excited to see his Outback combined in the future with the best sativa genetics from ACE Seeds, as we’ve previously done with the A5 Haze projects. We are deeply grateful to all those who, in one way or another, made this dream possible.
Genetics | Neville's Outback Thai x Kali China elite (F4). Type | F1 HYBRID
Format | Feminized
Sativa / Indica ratio | 65 % sativa / 35 % indica
THC | 17,94 %
CBD | 0,04 %
CBG | 0,97 %
Flowering indoors | 9-10 weeks
Flowering outdoors | Second half of October
Yield | Average
Resistance against spide