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BigJonster

BigJonster

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Quick question, where is the best place for gmo cookies in stock? It's kinda a crap shoot, seems a lot have their own version
 
Kushash

Kushash

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Shua1991 said:
If I were you, I'd take a look at Ace Seeds Lebanese regular seeds, they've tested a bunch of them and had very high cbd% some 1/1 to 1/15 in the/cbd.

Lebanese. Regular seeds. ACE Seeds

Lebanese regular. Lebanese landrace seeds. pure sativa seeds. 100 % sativa seeds. Middle East sativa. Hash plant seeds. Landrace seeds. Landrace strain. Regular seeds for hot and dry climates. seeds with THC and CBD. CBD regular seeds. ACE Seeds.
www.aceseeds.org www.aceseeds.org
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Thanks again.
I sent an email to Ace today.

Hello
I am looking for a CBD strain that helps with back pain.
Someone on RIU suggested Lebanese Standard from ACE.
I Purchased from you before and was very happy. It was Bangi Congo x Panama and I ran it in a 16 oz solo cup competition on RIU and it was a very healthy plant.

If you think Lebanese Standard would be a good choice to try I will purchase it.
If you have another strain that you think would be a better choice please let me know.

I will share the grow as it develops on the Chucker's Paradise Thread on RIU.
I tried CBD JAM from Delicious Seeds and it was a great plant but it has a potent high.
I'm looking for something that will relieve pain without the intense High.

Any help is appreciated and if you don't mind I will share your responce on RIU.

I noticed Lebanese Standard is an outdoor strain.
I will be growing indoor and will flower with 600w HPS.
Hope that doesn't change anything, I like growing long flowering strains indoors.

Regards
XXXX XXXXX
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RIU screen name - Kushash
 
Kushash

Kushash

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Kushash said:
Thanks again.
I sent an email to Ace today.

Hello
I am looking for a CBD strain that helps with back pain.
Someone on RIU suggested Lebanese Standard from ACE.
I Purchased from you before and was very happy. It was Bangi Congo x Panama and I ran it in a 16 oz solo cup competition on RIU and it was a very healthy plant.

If you think Lebanese Standard would be a good choice to try I will purchase it.
If you have another strain that you think would be a better choice please let me know.

I will share the grow as it develops on the Chucker's Paradise Thread on RIU.
I tried CBD JAM from Delicious Seeds and it was a great plant but it has a potent high.
I'm looking for something that will relieve pain without the intense High.

Any help is appreciated and if you don't mind I will share your responce on RIU.

I noticed Lebanese Standard is an outdoor strain.
I will be growing indoor and will flower with 600w HPS.
Hope that doesn't change anything, I like growing long flowering strains indoors.

Regards
XXXX XXXXX
[email protected]
RIU screen name - Kushash
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Here is the responce from Ace and my responce back to them.



Hi Bill,

As a CBD source and for indoor growing we would recommend ErdPurt:

https://www.aceseeds.org/en/strains/rich-cbd-strains.html

Lebanese is more an outdoor strain so it's not fully adapted yet to indoor growing.
ErdPurt has overall a higher medicinal effect than Lebanese.

We are about to release in a couple of weeks a new strain called CBD # 1 with a stabilized chemotype of 13-17 % CBD and only 0.6-0.75 % THC.
CBD # 1 works great indoors too, and has one of the most amazing terpene profiles and resin production from our catalog.

In your case i would choose ErdPurt, or the new CBD #1.

Let us know if you have any doubt. Best regards, - ACE Seeds -


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Thank You!

I am going to try both.

I will watch for the release of the CBD #1 and I will purchase the CBD #1 and ErdPurt together when the CBD #1 is available.

I'm new to the CBD hunt and many others are taking interest in CBD strains.

I will share this with the others who may be interested.

Regards

Bill
 
Kushash

Kushash

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Found a mutant or as I like to call them leaf expressions on one of my bag seed chucks.
I get them almost every grow on a few leaves with my chucks, not sure if they are considered a bad trait but I like them.

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My clones from a mix of bag seed and super silver haze chucks are adapting well.
The soil only cooked for a few days and I don't recommend doing that with other soil mixes.
I needed to rush them and tested one 1st, the mix is light so they seem fine.
This clone has been in the soil for a few days.

Happy Growing! :weed:


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MrToad69

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Here's a question for my fellow breeders..

At this point...I'm pheno hunting through a bunch of plants...Plants I've started from 12-12 light with the intention of creating seeds quickly to isolate two recessive traits...I'm about 30 days in...plants just starting to show sex...I've noticed a significant number of females...Unfortunately, of the two males that have first shown...both appear to be Hermies...sniff. :(

So question...Are others noticing a higher frequency of Hermies with plants that have been started on a 12-12 light cycle...obviously reduced light causes some stress..

These plants are all heterozygous...Pp...Photo crossed with Auto..and Rr...heterozygous for webbed leaves..(recessive)

Thoughts?

Cheers
Mr Toad
 
ChronicWonders.

ChronicWonders.

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MrToad69 said:
Here's a question for my fellow breeders..

At this point...I'm pheno hunting through a bunch of plants...Plants I've started from 12-12 light with the intention of creating seeds quickly to isolate two recessive traits...I'm about 30 days in...plants just starting to show sex...I've noticed a significant number of females...Unfortunately, of the two males that have first shown...both appear to be Hermies...sniff. :(

So question...Are others noticing a higher frequency of Hermies with plants that have been started on a 12-12 light cycle...obviously reduced light causes some stress..

These plants are all heterozygous...Pp...Photo crossed with Auto..and Rr...heterozygous for webbed leaves..(recessive)

Thoughts?

Cheers
Mr Toad
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I grow from 12/12 on occasion and have not experienced more hermies due to the light schedule. IMO it’s either genetics or some other stressor that’s causing the hermaphrodites.

Edit: 50+ in this shot being run 12/12 few weeks in..unfortunately the few goofy grapes were culled before this shot.
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genuity

genuity

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MrToad69 said:
Here's a question for my fellow breeders..

At this point...I'm pheno hunting through a bunch of plants...Plants I've started from 12-12 light with the intention of creating seeds quickly to isolate two recessive traits...I'm about 30 days in...plants just starting to show sex...I've noticed a significant number of females...Unfortunately, of the two males that have first shown...both appear to be Hermies...sniff. :(

So question...Are others noticing a higher frequency of Hermies with plants that have been started on a 12-12 light cycle...obviously reduced light causes some stress..

These plants are all heterozygous...Pp...Photo crossed with Auto..and Rr...heterozygous for webbed leaves..(recessive)

Thoughts?

Cheers
Mr Toad
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Sounds like the auto & or Rr( rudirails)? Are not liking the 12/12..
 
MrToad69

MrToad69

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genuity said:
Sounds like the auto & or Rr( rudirails)? Are not liking the 12/12..
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Genuity

That would be my first guess...I guess we'll see...I'm trying to create an Auto webbed leaf on the next run for a short season outdoor here in Canada..Just hoping a get some additional male options or I might just reverse a female as they look great..
 
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