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thenotsoesoteric

thenotsoesoteric

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The Mantis said:
Just started soaking a new pollen chuck made a few months ago, calling it Trey Way.

Black Triangle x Kandahar Afghan.

The Kandahar grows like a beast, with (it seems like) hundreds of branches coming up like an inverted umbrella when grown outdoor. As the buds swelled, gravity pulled each branch down like an awesome blossom. The Kandahar also has a nice body high where you feel like you're floating kind of.

The Black Triangle had a nice fruity taste and that knock out punch from the 88g13hp. But the yield was super small and the plant grew a little stretchy. I'm hoping the Kandahar brings a little more yield and some of that body high to the cross, while also keeping the taste and looks of momma. That's the goal. Let's see what happens! Will add pics later on.
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The triangle kush is a bean pole maker, seems she make thing grow up tall with little side branch. But her resin content is explosive.
 
thenotsoesoteric

thenotsoesoteric

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Chunky Stool said:
I've been experimenting with a triangle kush cross and have had good luck with aggressive topping.
This plant was stretchy AF but I managed to get it to branch out by taking several big chunks off the main stem.
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Yes sir, my lvtk and oran jones both have to be topped or constantly tied down to get their side branches going.

That tk of yours looks like my oj#1 did once I topped her, cheers man.
 
Drkillawatt

Drkillawatt

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Bodyne said:
still can't believe noone has grown out or mentioned Gen's Floozy. One of the more potent regs Ive had lately, easy to grow, yieleds pretty good. Think that Floozy may make a special male or two that could be used per chuckin, jmho. Strong, quicker finisher or mine is and damn good buzz, mulekick plus beehive for a couple hrs and I am high tolerance. Mine had more red hairs than seen in a bit, whatever that may mean. Get ya some. I wouldn't shit ya.
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@Bodyne what is the Floozy strain bro?

I just put
2 side chick
2 Floozy
In the sauna I'm just curious
 
kroc

kroc

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Couple random questions. If you guys are working a line do you keep one male and pollinate the offspring of the cross with the same papa? Or do you pick a new male from the fresh set of beans? Also, do they end up tiger striping/turning brown on the plant as a sign of maturity? or is that something that happens while drying?
 
genuity

genuity

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kroc said:
Couple random questions. If you guys are working a line do you keep one male and pollinate the offspring of the cross with the same papa? Or do you pick a new male from the fresh set of beans? Also, do they end up tiger striping/turning brown on the plant as a sign of maturity? or is that something that happens while drying?
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When/if I'm working a line/chuck I put more trust in the females I'm using..
Example: female x male = f1(find a nice strong female) then use the same male to hit her for f2s..(or would that be more f1s)
Then pop some of the f2s(find a male) hit the f1 keeper female..

It's strain depending on the color/shape of the seeds,but for the most part they will be dark color on the plant.

Hope that helps.
 
kroc

kroc

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genuity said:
When/if I'm working a line/chuck I put more trust in the females I'm using..
Example: female x male = f1(find a nice strong female) then use the same male to hit her for f2s..(or would that be more f1s)
Then pop some of the f2s(find a male) hit the f1 keeper female..

It's strain depending on the color/shape of the seeds,but for the most part they will be dark color on the plant.

Hope that helps.
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Awesome thanks! That helps a bunch. I have a hashplant 4 (bodhi) that got hit with some strawberry banana (dna) pollen. The hp4 was chem leaning (i think lol) and the sb was a really frosty/stretchy fem so im interested to see what comes out.
 
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The Mantis

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kroc said:
Couple random questions. If you guys are working a line do you keep one male and pollinate the offspring of the cross with the same papa? Or do you pick a new male from the fresh set of beans? Also, do they end up tiger striping/turning brown on the plant as a sign of maturity? or is that something that happens while drying?
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I think it all depends on what your goal is. If you find a really badass male, like Bodhi's 88G13HP or Duke Diamond's (Skelly Hashplant X SSSC Skunk 1) then you could use him for a bunch of f1s and keep him.

If he's not that great, maybe you could find a better male in your f2s.

So if I bought a pack of Goji OG let's say from Bodhi, I might select one male and cross him to other females to make new f1s. Then if I determine the male is not that great for future pollen chucks, I could sort through the f1 beans and try to find a better male for whatever goal I have (make the offspring shorter/taller, yield better, etc.).

Just my opinion, hope it helps :)
 
kroc

kroc

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The Mantis said:
I think it all depends on what your goal is. If you find a really badass male, like Bodhi's 88G13HP or Duke Diamond's (Skelly Hashplant X SSSC Skunk 1) then you could use him for a bunch of f1s and keep him.

If he's not that great, maybe you could find a better male in your f2s.

So if I bought a pack of Goji OG let's say from Bodhi, I might select one male and cross him to other females to make new f1s. Then if I determine the male is not that great for future pollen chucks, I could sort through the f1 beans and try to find a better male for whatever goal I have (male the offspring shorter/taller, yield better, etc.).

Just my opinion, hope it helps :)
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Yaya this definitely helps. Also, I got some pollen from a male Strawberry Mama from bodhi i'll use for f2s and some rando chucks. Still getting some things sorted though before the fun begins, though. The hp4/sb was an accident and nothing more than an experiment at this point.
 
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