Ta Nao Sri

Thai Landrace Officially recognized by Thai government selected by University agricultural preservation program.

Landrace experts they know this variety and they are growing not only in Thailand but in other areas of the world too.

If you are one of them or you have any extra information or image to add to this topic. That’s welcome and useful for the knowledge of the future.

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I have some I bought from you @Prempavee

Peace

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Already growing?

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no. I have too much else going on.

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I see from the plant structure, indoor could be grown with super cropping with or without trellis. Bend and grow horizontal forcing flowers upward.

Thanks Prempa! (Is disrespectful if not say Prempavee? )

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:smiling_face::raising_hands: not disrespectful

Foitong 2026

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Beautiful :heart_eyes: is it from seed or clone?

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Seeds

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when do you start seeds in Thailand?

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Thai, Cambodia, and South East Asia haven’t ran before. I need to run some and time the season right. Is there any Thai varieties that are shorter flowering than 14 weeks? It gets starting October, and freeze until May. It’s really pushing it going 12 weeks even.

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Not really have faster. But I have the experience to say you can harvest them much earlier and they will deliver good compound profile anyway. I do harvest 30 week long flowering after only 12 weeks sometimes and I get good flowers. Yield is is smaller but main compounds are already there and do not change in percentage that much. What about small compounds nobody know. Some people told me that long flowering develop “secret” compounds in the long run. Maybe is true, but how to prove it I don’t know. The Ta Nao Sri here was transplanted on field second half of November. And harvested on the Spring equinox. In the following pictures you can see the small plant after 2 weeks from transplant.

10 December

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5 of February

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4 March (more or less same day of the picture I used to begin this topic)

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15 March - after this picture in the next 6 days I harvested all the field

So you can see , was about 12 weeks of flowering. I use this technique that is different from traditional methods where they do the long time growing. I apply those methods (where I let the plants to flower at least 14/16 weeks or even more) in other two small fields that are raised one meter

This is because the field you see here is a rice field and you cannot grow ganja untill the soil is enough drained and you have to harvest before 21 of March or they will reveg

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Here is the photo from you I edited a bit.

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Thankyou so much :ganja: :tiger_face: :ganja:

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