Crickets and Cicada Seeds

OrganicInMo said:
Got very lucky and scored a pack of Puck HP BC2 today. The PNWHP x Puck HP BC1 I purchased arrived yesterday. Waiting on Uncle Festers Skunk#18 that shipped yesterday. Now if Bohdi's DLA 4 comes in stock somewhere this weekend, and despite no RKS anywhere, I'll call it a successful 4/20 for what I was hopeful to find this week.
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Skunk n' Honey from Stray was stocked at glg today; its not rks but the mom is Michigan Skunk x A1. That might get pretty close for $40
 
Restock on a bunch of crickets and cicada stuff at seedsherenow for sale prices.
I ended up grabbing the light of Venus and ghandaddy.
Got a pretty solid crickets and cicada collection going including: Brood x, puckbc2, bubbleghan, ghandaddy and light of Venus.
I Grew out the brood x recently and it was fantastic.
 
Seeds Here Now just dropped presale buy links for a lot of the Puck BC1 crosses. NL2 is already sold out.

I managed to snag Chem91, OG Kush, and 88G13HP. I am leaving the NL and NL1 for others since I just can't spend too much at this time.

Get em while you can. The site is dog slow.

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OrganicInMo said:
Anyone with NL knowledge care to explain the difference between the NL, NL1, NL2? Which is the preferred cross?
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Correct me if I’m wrong but I believe it refers to the distance away from the starting material (purest indica). So nl2 has been crossed twice, and so forth.
 
Cutkeeper said:
Correct me if I’m wrong but I believe it refers to the distance away from the starting material (purest indica). So nl2 has been crossed twice, and so forth.
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I thought it was how Greg McAlister originally bred Northern Lights, he classified the phenos he selected by how Indica / Sativa they were. #1 most Indica, #5 most Sativa.

My memory is hazy so I don't remember exactly. Maybe it is more complicated than this due to hybrids and other people in Seattle involved.
 
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GrownAtHighAltitude said:
I thought it was how Greg McAlister originally bred Northern Lights, he classified the phenos he selected by how Indica / Sativa they were. #1 most Indica, #5 most Sativa.

My memory is hazy so I don't remember exactly. Maybe it is more complicated than this due to hybrids.
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NL went from #1-#10 or 11 but this was the numbering system from the lore I heard. I also heard the NL is the #1 x #5 but the best option woud be to ask Bob on insta
 

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He seems to say the NL5 is a Hawaiian Sativa x Steve Murphy's Afghani

The NL1 is 100% Indica type. I am starting to think it is nothing more than Steve Murphy's original Afghani?

NL2 is a hybrid of The Indian (Afghani hybrid) x Steve's Afghani.


> Northern Lights is not a single variety, it is a set of hybrids created by the Northern Lights Crew by crossing Steve Murphy’s Afghani to a number of varieties. The numeric system used to name the Northern Lights varieties 1-11 was based on their size and trait expression with the lowest numbers representing the most pure Afghan and the highest numbers representing the most narrow-leaf equatorial drug types.
 
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