Cult Classic Seeds
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GreenHighlander
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I haven't post in this thread for a bit. By the looks of it neither has anyone else .
I currently have 5 Mothers Little Helper at 12 days from flip.
Other then one, they are very,very light feeders . My soil mix is quite light and all but one is showing it to be too strong.
This one I have dubbed Mothers Little Little Helper
And the other 4 clearly showing their displeasure with my mix.
Cheers
I currently have 5 Mothers Little Helper at 12 days from flip.
Other then one, they are very,very light feeders . My soil mix is quite light and all but one is showing it to be too strong.
This one I have dubbed Mothers Little Little Helper
And the other 4 clearly showing their displeasure with my mix.
Cheers
Chunky Stool
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They'll grow into that soil.I haven't post in this thread for a bit. By the looks of it neither has anyone else .
I currently have 5 Mothers Little Helper at 12 days from flip.
Other then one, they are very,very light feeders . My soil mix is quite light and all but one is showing it to be too strong.
This one I have dubbed Mothers Little Little Helper
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And the other 4 clearly showing their displeasure with my mix.
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Cheers
Just don't keep em too wet and you'll be fine.
GreenHighlander
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I doubt it at this point.Roughly a month in those pots. Almost 2 weeks from flip they are clearly showing far too much N. It is the light base mix I use with every first run. I am use to the plants gassing out too soon and having to top dress. This is a first. That is why I said they are clearly very light feeders. All apart of pheno hunting and keeping notes.
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Anothermeduser
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Got a pack of elefant'e on the go, ha I'm being funny as only 3 came up, 5 popped 2 stalled out, one decent plant and 2 crazy mutant seedlings, sunsabitches.... you win some, you loose some.
GreenHighlander
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These 3 are the happiest of the 5 MLH 17 days from flip
The runt
and two much taller ones.
This shot shows the difference in height. The runt is in the middle.
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The runt
and two much taller ones.
This shot shows the difference in height. The runt is in the middle.
Cheers
ThaMagnificent
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Bodyne
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uh oh, maybe I don't I just seen it in a cross and when I talked to dude, he said heavy heavy and not hard to grow and when I see the ingredients I really like it even in that cross. But I didn't know cuts were numbered, now I gotta ask a couple more questions............lol
ThaMagnificent
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They're not. They did an original release like a year ago. Now they just pre-released the II version which ships out at the end of the month
GreenHighlander
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One MLH has super long hairs.
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growslut
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Don't know how many people saw this. It got posted on the GPS thread
I dig that SXSW got Jupiter and Beyond tested. Its really disappointing to show 0% CBD even though I grew J&B expecting a high-cbd 'full spectrum' strain
I did get one female J&B from my grow and the test results seem to agree with my experience. Problems germinating, grass smell, no flavor, and the effect was low. I smoked 2 bowls and gave the rest away
growslut
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It sounds like a great strain and I also would like to try it.
I've tried to grow it a few times. I haven't been able to get any of the seeds to germ
I've grown other strains and most Cult Classic seeds have been difficult to germ but a few seeds make it. But I have had a 0% germ rate with Tall White so far (think its 0/12).
SouthBySouthwest
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I agree, bordering on being off topic under the GPS thread. Sorry 'bout that. Posted it here since it was purchased from GPS when they had their line on sale and others were asking about the CBD description in this thread.
Grain a salt for the test results since I had only tested one of the two apparent phenotypes. But, it does point out that the CBD likely has recessive tendencies in this strain. Questioning what "full spectrum" really means as well.
Along with your experience, it appears that getting the "balanced CBD:THC" will not be as straight forward as I had originally hoped.
GreenHighlander
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I got both of my packs of Mothers Little Helper through gps. I didn't have a germ issue on the one pack I have popped so far only one seed didn't make it above ground.. Down to 4 females in flowering after culling one that sprouted a few nut sacks down low I noticed today.
Other then that I have been unable to find any info on it. I have no clue what I should even be looking for or at lol
I think at this point any cbd strain is hit or miss depending on how many you wanna pop. Of the 5 females that started flowering no two looked even close to the same. Which makes sense given the huge pool of genes these strains are being made from.
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SouthBySouthwest
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Ditto. 100% germination on the seeds I've tried.
I'm coming around to that realization as well.
growslut
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What method of germination do you guys use?
I soak in water and hydrogen peroxide for 24 hours--but I started going 36 with CCS. Then into rapid rooters. I typically get a 80%+ rate for germing, but CCS seeds have less than 25% germ rate for me. I'm also 0% with Unification.
And I totally agree that CBD pheno's might have differing amounts of CBD, but I generally expect a CBD strain to have some CBD in there.
Its great that you test SXSW. I hope you test more strains and post results. How much did it cost? (if you don't mind my asking)
GreenHighlander
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I just place them in paper towels till they crack then plant them in dirt.
Don't feel bad about the germ. Lots of people have had issues germing some of the cc gear. He will replace them if you contact him from what I have seen.
Testing here in Canada is about $40-$50 a pop
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Don't feel bad about the germ. Lots of people have had issues germing some of the cc gear. He will replace them if you contact him from what I have seen.
Testing here in Canada is about $40-$50 a pop
Cheers
SouthBySouthwest
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I just did direct sow into moist peat pellets (in a humidity dome receiving sunlight). No cleaning, no scuffing, tap water. I find the germination rates to be sufficient for a variety of crop in my case (>80%). Occasionally there will be some seeds that just do not like it at all and there will be zero germination (hot peppers, for instance, are finicky depending on the strain for some reason).
That was my first time sending samples to a lab. I do plan on making it a habit simply because I hate not "knowing" if I'm making progress.
I used a local lab (US-MA), MCR labs, and the cost is $50 for potency + $25 for terpenes. Which is reasonable to me. They use HPLC for analysis which is what you'd want if possible. HPLC can differentiate between the different cannabinoids and terpenes whereas gas chromatography, I believe, may not be as selective. Pricing between the labs do vary to a great extent and it seems to range between $50-$90 for potency, for instance. In most cases, you'll need to walk the sample into the lab since the mailing of samples would be a bit risky. So, you'd need to find a lab near you if you want to give it a try.
Here are samples of what the report might look like for HPLC analysis:
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