lt;span style=quot;color: #993366;quot;lt;emlt;strongBorderliner Exteme bud shots taken on 9.15.2017 prior to the October harvest.amp;nbsp; The strain, while rather new to the USA, has been around for approximately 5 years or so. amp;nbsp;lt;/stronglt;/emlt;/span
lt;span style=quot;color: #993366;quot;lt;emlt;strongThe late Daan Brinkers was in the Amazon region of South America.amp;nbsp; This strain was not easy to come by and little is known about its\' DNA profile -- except that it simply kicks your ass in a kind way.amp;nbsp; The tribe that Mr. Brinkers was visiting was very hesatant to release this strain to him -- that\'s how special is really is.amp;nbsp; Later, of course, they did and the rest is history. Just before Mr. Brinker died he was kind enough to pass this cannabis strain on to us, and I am so thankful he did.lt;/stronglt;/emlt;/span
lt;span style=quot;color: #993366;quot;lt;emlt;strongCurrently it is a very quot;unstablequot; variety.amp;nbsp; They say it\'s 50%sativa amp;amp; 50% Indica.amp;nbsp; Conversely, however, I have one that\'s a 9\' sativa dominant and another that\'s a 7\' x 7\' Indica dominant.amp;nbsp; This is my first grow of this medical grade cannabis, grown for medical purposes.amp;nbsp; Thus far I am impressed with what I see so far.lt;/stronglt;/emlt;/span
lt;span style=quot;color: #993366;quot;lt;emlt;strongPlease enjoy the first photos I am able to release at this time.lt;/stronglt;/emlt;/span
lt;span style=quot;color: #993366;quot;lt;emlt;strongCheers,lt;/stronglt;/emlt;/span
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