I'll probably flip the Blueberries in about 3 weeks . I'll let the others keep growing until i can collect all the pollen i can. Once the Blueberry girls are identified, my gf is going to take them to finish at her place, and then I'll flip the Durbs and maybe that Green.
it was bagseed which my gf said came from some green crack. So that's what I'm calling it, but we could be wrong.
Cool. I'm trying to get some bag seeds to pop right now. Still waiting, and waiting. Just kidding! I'm so impatient. Lol. Been two days now so the might not be viable. If not I have some purchased seeds I'll soak. Hopefully your green crack is a strong one too
it is. This seed came from a female plant which seeded itself with not a single male flower present, last grow. That plant was a clone of the best of the bunch from the previous grow, which was the bagseed. I do like the smoke, I'm actually glad it seeded itself. From what I understand, these are feminized seeds with no male dna. I got a whole bunch of em!
I'm pretty sure i stressed mine by overfertilizing. Week 5, one day I came home from work and all the leaves had turned WHITE. Like they saw a ghost. It's in coco, so i rinsed them with many liters of very light solution. For the next 3 weeks they got nothing but water with a tiny bit of Overdrive. Flawless Finish at the end. The plants recovered, , kept growing, matured, and the Greens surprised me with these seeds.
thanks, Emilya! I do intend to up-pot the Durbs, which for now are all in 1G pots. The Blues are all in 2s, and i wasn't intending to go any higher than that. In a couple of weeks i plan to flip all the Blues and perhaps the one Durban that was not quadlined. The other Durbs are more vigorous, and I'm going to keep them as clone mothers until i determine which of the two really gives me the best results. Thanks for the advice. I'm a little surprised to see the leaf structure on the Durbs, because it is supposed to be a sativa pure or sativa dominant strain, but they have indica-looking leaves. Ah well, there's probably not a strain with pure genetics anywhere anymore, is there?
Oh there are still pure ones, and landrace genetics are still available... but hybrids have been bred to grow just about anywhere. Sometimes the pure genetics just don't work so well unless you try to duplicate the conditions they expect from home... and that is outside the skill level or the patience level of many modern growers. I have a Mozambique Poison that I want to grow out one day soon that is one of those... people actually travel to that part of the world just to experience the almost translike high, and to grow her right I am going to have to duplicate the conditions of that valley in Africa. Kona Gold is another I really would like to duplicate, but without that rich volcanic soil and the tropical sun, it is very hard to end up with the single hit pot that you can get on the big island.
