Razz Matazz
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Early indica always gives an nice alert buzz 
. Nice catch !
. Nice catch !
nom nom
treecityrnd
Active Member
Google is fun I don't like GDP or most crosses, but it looks like some dense trichomes. I love to see a zoom of the tri heads 
http://www.weedyard.com/Strains/Razzmatazz.html
Razzmatazz - 20% THC Indica Dominant
Grade: A
THC: 20%
Genetics: Grand Daddy Purple x Lavender
Origin: Netherlands
Breeder: Jan van Winsen
Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks
Yield: up to 250-350 gr m/2 (dried indoor).
Good For: Catching some Zzz's.
The Razzmatazz is advertised as "the world's first fully double Echinacea," it is truly and wildly different from any other cultivar of Echinacea Purpurea ever seen. The flowers begin mainly as nearly-normal looking singles, the shorter than average flower petals being extra-reflexed around the dark cone. As the cone further matures, it develops small purple flower petals of its own, until it is a dense and purple.
It is just great luck that this cultivar was saved. The initial grower in the Netherlands, Jan van Winsen who discovered this sport among seedling coneflowers, was a specialist in annuals and cut flowers. He began developing a crop of the very first specimens of "Razzmatazz" in 1997, but by 2001 had not successfully marketed this unusual sport in his corner of the flower industry, which was focused on cut flowers. Convinced there was insufficient interest in it, Jan was on the verge of composting the entire crop. Jan had mentioned his plan to his friend, Marco van Noort while they were row-boating together.
Marco immediately realized the double-Echinacea was a fantastic new breakthrough for the species. He took over Jan's stocks and 'Razzmatazz' was saved from instant extinction. It would in a few short years give rise to further cultivars with similarly distinct form, so would not remain the only variety of its general type; but it's not apt to be displaced, as it is its own perfection for beauty and hardiness.
When the perennial market learned of this flower's existence, the wild enthusiasm induced the fast-track to get this plant to market. In 2004 it was exhibited in a London flower show with policemen guarding the plants against the too eager sticky fingers of the public. One year later it was reaching the better independent nurseries in the United States, though stocks were such that seriously inflated prices were being asked. The patient gardener would get them cheaper by waiting a couple years.
'Razzmatazz' has a mild fragrance. It flowers from July to September or until the first hard frost. It grows thirty inches to three feet tall. As with other purple coneflowers, it wants full sun, is fairly drought hardy and is an easy perennial for zones 4 through 8. They are long-lasting as cut flowers, but vastly more longlasting left on the clump.
Coneflowers sometimes make a feeble effort to keep blooming right into our mild winters but won't be able to finish the process, so young specimens in particular should have any post-September or winter flower stems cut back, in order to encourage only root development for the first couple of years, and to insure healthy regrowth the following spring.
I don't like GDP or most crosses, but it looks like some dense trichomes. I love to see a zoom of the tri heads http://www.weedyard.com/Strains/Razzmatazz.html
Razzmatazz - 20% THC Indica Dominant
Grade: A
THC: 20%
Genetics: Grand Daddy Purple x Lavender
Origin: Netherlands
Breeder: Jan van Winsen
Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks
Yield: up to 250-350 gr m/2 (dried indoor).
Good For: Catching some Zzz's.
The Razzmatazz is advertised as "the world's first fully double Echinacea," it is truly and wildly different from any other cultivar of Echinacea Purpurea ever seen. The flowers begin mainly as nearly-normal looking singles, the shorter than average flower petals being extra-reflexed around the dark cone. As the cone further matures, it develops small purple flower petals of its own, until it is a dense and purple.
It is just great luck that this cultivar was saved. The initial grower in the Netherlands, Jan van Winsen who discovered this sport among seedling coneflowers, was a specialist in annuals and cut flowers. He began developing a crop of the very first specimens of "Razzmatazz" in 1997, but by 2001 had not successfully marketed this unusual sport in his corner of the flower industry, which was focused on cut flowers. Convinced there was insufficient interest in it, Jan was on the verge of composting the entire crop. Jan had mentioned his plan to his friend, Marco van Noort while they were row-boating together.
Marco immediately realized the double-Echinacea was a fantastic new breakthrough for the species. He took over Jan's stocks and 'Razzmatazz' was saved from instant extinction. It would in a few short years give rise to further cultivars with similarly distinct form, so would not remain the only variety of its general type; but it's not apt to be displaced, as it is its own perfection for beauty and hardiness.
When the perennial market learned of this flower's existence, the wild enthusiasm induced the fast-track to get this plant to market. In 2004 it was exhibited in a London flower show with policemen guarding the plants against the too eager sticky fingers of the public. One year later it was reaching the better independent nurseries in the United States, though stocks were such that seriously inflated prices were being asked. The patient gardener would get them cheaper by waiting a couple years.
'Razzmatazz' has a mild fragrance. It flowers from July to September or until the first hard frost. It grows thirty inches to three feet tall. As with other purple coneflowers, it wants full sun, is fairly drought hardy and is an easy perennial for zones 4 through 8. They are long-lasting as cut flowers, but vastly more longlasting left on the clump.
Coneflowers sometimes make a feeble effort to keep blooming right into our mild winters but won't be able to finish the process, so young specimens in particular should have any post-September or winter flower stems cut back, in order to encourage only root development for the first couple of years, and to insure healthy regrowth the following spring.
treecityrnd
Active Member
Come to the US my friend, where 20% is the norm.
And regardless of your opinion vs. their possible HPLC data...the strain looks (and the taste and smell described by clicker) exactly like a GDP x Lavender cross.
Edit: for typo
And regardless of your opinion vs. their possible HPLC data...the strain looks (and the taste and smell described by clicker) exactly like a GDP x Lavender cross.
Edit: for typo
WatTyler
Revolting Peasant
Sorry treecityrnd I obviously wasn't clear enough with my point.
Echinacea is an ornamental plant, Coneflower, not cannabis.
'Razzmatazz' obviously a strain name for that, as developed by Jan van Winsen, the story of which has been misapplied by Weedyard to the cannabis strain..... regardless of my opinion or their possible HLPC data!!!!!!!!!!
To be honest this is a major schoolboy error by weedyard! It could only be given an F-
I'd love to hit the US dispensaries, but do come to the UK treecity- plenty of 20%+ can be found here too
just not as widely.
edit: here's a pic I saw of 'Razzmatazz'. It's pretty. (but I prefer 2clicker's)
Echinacea is an ornamental plant, Coneflower, not cannabis.
'Razzmatazz' obviously a strain name for that, as developed by Jan van Winsen, the story of which has been misapplied by Weedyard to the cannabis strain..... regardless of my opinion or their possible HLPC data!!!!!!!!!!
To be honest this is a major schoolboy error by weedyard! It could only be given an F-
I'd love to hit the US dispensaries, but do come to the UK treecity- plenty of 20%+ can be found here too
just not as widely.edit: here's a pic I saw of 'Razzmatazz'. It's pretty. (but I prefer 2clicker's
)
cluffy
Vaker
Wow, epic Google fail! Nice one though, Google can be your friend, but sometimes your friends like to play jokes on you... :-) The first lines of this page DO make it sound like it should be an MJ strain: http://www.paghat.com/razzmatazz.html
WatTyler
Revolting Peasant
A little crazy? Paghat is fecking nuts. And Granny Artemis....and Daigororo the minature mastiff chihuahua. After I discovered Angels sperms in there I could take no more. I feared I might not make it back :/cluffy said:it made me delve deeper into Paghat's world and it's a little crazy... just how i like it.
edit: thought I should add the quote that;
"Few people know this,
but Angels seek out giant sperms
and implode them with their thoughts"
Oh my lord.
2clicker
Observer
cluffy said:2clicker said:
Whoa, you're crediting me for a quote from Paghat the Rat Girl, I guess I should fix my above post to clarify the quote... But thanks because it made me delve deeper into Paghat's world and it's a little crazy... just how i like it.
haha sorry. i meant that i fixed the quote to work with my new found love for this strain. and that the strain was one of my new faves.
treecityrnd
Active Member
cluffy said:
Totally
And now I see your beef Wat. Totally understood and justified. Just glad you found a winner clicker. My personal local favorite is called Grannys Panties. Someone find me some info on that strain. Grower is very secretive
AgentofChaos
Serial Vapist
Wow that looks fantastic. Really hope it travels my way!
2clicker
Observer
treecityrnd said:My personal local favorite is called Grannys Panties. Someone find me some info on that strain. Grower is very secretive
http://forum.grasscity.com/stash-jar/577490-granny-panties.html
http://marijuanastrainlibrary.com/marijuana_strains/sativa/grannys_panties/
seems to be found almost exclusively in MI...?
treecityrnd
Active Member
That's it! As you can see, genetics are a Michigan mystery. Apparently its been around here since they decriminalized pot in the 70s. Only like 4 people are said to be allowed to grow the true Panties strain and it will not be leaving MI anytime soon. The MJ Cosa Nostra is real (especially in long-standing small town growing places like here)!. And like OG...