Search results

They also told me things like "Spider mites don't hurt plants", and "You can't start seeds in soil".

We ran 1500ppm at 85°f/70%rh for optimal co2 utilization amd textbook ideal vpd for optimal nutrient uptake and dialed ppfd in with an apogee quantum meter. The strains that showed the inhibited (spelling?) ripening were strains that were already known for going long and continuing to throw fox...

It is known to suppress ethylene production in some plants. I don't know if it's been confirmed that cannabis is affected that way. I worked at a commercial rec farm that ran 1500ppm all the wat to day of harvest and some strains never stopped growing or entered into the kind of development...

To be fair, the sources I was basing that on were much more recent, but they did say that they found cannabis seeds to have a high rate of hlvd on the surface of the seeds. Not that those seeds developed in to infected plants. That said, I don't see how that wouldn't be possible. Even if only at...

Yep, just imagine how many people are still using aerocloners.

You'd have to keep the seeds isolated from each other from the very beginning. Germination all the way through every stage of growth until having them each tested. Since it's latent there's a good chance you wouldn't actually see any symptons.

For sure. It just isn't the sure thing that so many seem to think it is.

Seeds can carry it too.

For sure. I forgot about Williams wonder, too.

Everything I've personally seen has lined up with what I've read about bubblegum since. I started it from seed out of Takilma in southern Oregon. It was exactly like original flavor bubbleicious. 99% of the time what you would find is a ringer for bazooka joe. More suttle and less sweet, but...

From what I've seen, the bazooka joe isthe common bubblegum pheno and the Original Flavor Bubbleicious is the uber rare one. Mosca Seeds and Fleur De Mal Seeds both have it. From what I understand the bazooka joe is the more common pheno. There's a lot of seed companies that have it listed...

Blueberry from Eugene, Oregon. Apparently the best known cut of lemon diesel was from here as well. From what I've read trainwreck started in Oregon but was taken to California where it was popularized.

Awesome, thanks again.

Awesome, thanks, I couldn't have asked for a better report. How's the high from your keeper?

I'm mostly curious about what kind of finishing times and other variations you saw if you did your own pheno hunt from seed?

Well done with the destroyer and thanks for posting it up. Do mind if I pick your brain about it a bit? I picked up a pack of f2's a little while back but haven't found much info about it.

BAH HUMBUG!. It has to be exact to work.

Makes sense. That also reinforces the idea of using them to create a second gen of fem seedstock and crosses/backcrosses to hunt through.

Thanks for the response. That's more or less how it read. I'm planning on holding off starting any of the fems until I can produce more as well as some crosses from the original pack to really.be able to hunt through them.

I see a lot of premature fading from switching to a bloom npk ratio before the stretch. I personally run an all purpose base fertilizer along with fish hydrolysate with moderate N so I can adjust my N throughout flowering by just using more or less of the fish. Now that you are where you are...