Oldtimes

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Basic infos

Oldtimes is an mostly sativa from Underground Originals and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±60 days) Underground Originals's Oldtimes is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Underground Originals Description

A bit about Oldtimes, firstly it is very old school, it was bred from esb, its not esb but it has a lot of similar characteristics, I think Oldtimes is nicer, it has a very up type of high but has a little more of a body type stone than any of the lot#, I find the smell a little pungent but less so than the original esb. Flowering for Oldtimes is just over 7.5 to 9.5 weeks, stretch from 12/12 is about 3 times.

The majority are columnar in form with little branching, so they are ideal for sog, if you have ever heard of the term elephant hands, these have the trait with huge sunleaves up to 17 inches across and the middle leaf up to a ft long when its well grown.

The colas have a very high bud to leaf ratio making manicuring a dream, the buds are dense and resin laden.

While Oldtimes grows tall it is very easy to grow if you have the height in your room for it, it expresses good hybrid vigour, finding a keeper should be easy.

As a warning esb used to throw the odd hermy and are trigger happy when it comes to stress, I’ve not had any reports of hermies with oldtimes from test growers.

I think these will suit someone looking for an old school sativa dominant indica hybrid for their collection.

OT1: "This ESB back cross is very similar but produces much better bud and yield."