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Hey Earl, Massive kudos to you bro for attempting such an ambitious and scholarly scheme. We could of ALL benefited greatly by such knowledge. But we'll probably only be able to draw some basic, sketchy conclusions, since it seems almost everyone, pathetically, put up their idea of a token...

So did most of the so called "contributors" just take the seeds and not bother logging efforts or otherwise following the challenge ? Doesn't seem like there is many people involved anymore. People generally suck. Way to go though Earl... awesome effort man.

hello there... Some nice pictures .. looks like a killer strain mate!

Yeah Monk's is dead right about many or most seeds in bag's have high tendancy to hermaphrodite for those reasons he mentioned. Hermaphrodites actually can often occur entirely as genes in the plant, it's not exactly common but plenty of them are out there. Plants otherwise tend to have...

I have some questions for any breeders out there who know a thing or two please ... It used to be that seedbanks would sell nothing but F1 hybrids so as to protect their hard work. I notice however that in many descriptions, the banks mention the geno's as stable and/or inbred. Is it the...

I once grew some plants from seed (here in New Zealand) that were not Lowryder or any distant relative but were autoflowering. Even under constant light they flowered. I chucked 'em out and kept only the ones vegetating. Why ? Because. Autoflowering plants are a huge waste of time. You...

Guys ... I ... am ... the ... voice ... of ... sanity .... ! Please grow a different strain. Don't subject yourselves to such a waste of time. Even Equitorial Sativas yeild more than that bonzai'ed, bonzai when harvested 6 months early. .. sadly, Life is a wasting ! Best of genetics to you.

I don't really recommend the paper towel method to newbs. It's easy to go wrong if you don't keep them moist or leave them logged with water, or apply too much heat for example. I have put seeds into a cup of water and accidently forgot 'em and come back 5 days later to find roots healthy...