Dj Short 20 year old back stock seed sprout.

Jd Short said:

Absolutely. James is good people.

Heads-up....I was warned about answering questions pertaining to my work and was told...

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abe supercro said:

Well, since you're contributing by adding a nice grow journal, answering questions is appropriate eh..

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CannaBruh said:

Isn't Old World Genetics a producer of goods sold by a number of the many paying advertisers.... weird.

Still cannot find any lineage on The Wizard. Got a 10x pack of the GK throwbacks soon to take a swim.

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CannaBruh said:

This is marvelous news to hear as I am a huge fan of F13. Thanks for being so vocal about the work you and OWG are doing with the "DJ" lines.

Thank you for answering my question.

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Jd Short said:

My pleasure...I wish there were more questions to answer about my breeding work, I enjoy it.

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Jd Short said:

....it is weird....sure felt like an attempt at extortion to me. Especially seeing as how so many here appear to have free rein at slamming others on this site, but some aren't allowed to defend themselves without paying cash to do so....hhm? Really makes me wonder about the content of this web-site and how tainted it is by trolls attempting to extort $ from breeders.......

The Wizard is my version of Old Time Moonshine even though the genetics come from separate areas in Dj's Blue Line than the OTM stock. I selected the mother based on criteria that was used to select the OTM mom. Extreme resin production, variegation, unique and a subtle sour terpene profile. The mom of The Wizard was my first pick from the F13 line but it was variegated (mutated) so I decided not to use it as a breeding mom. But then second guessed myself and went ahead and did it anyway. The dad of The Wizard is Dj's F4 Blueberry breeding stud. I am seeing high levels of variegation among The Wizard plants in r and d, about 70-75% of them. My Wizard plants just went into flower so, I actually don't know how the finished product will turn out it's for this reason I am only offering them as freebies until r and d is completed.

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CannaBruh said:

Both Oregon Elite Seeds and James Bean had these, not sure about others.

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CannaBruh said:

The Wizard girls are cruising right along.
Frost is packing on daily
From a look, it's hard to pick a keeper
They all have this, maple n brown sugar poptart, earth, coffee, mocha/vanilla spice
One has a punch of grape sour wine, that is my keeper, it's so nice, almost sweet grape punch, but def has some wine/ferment earth in there... mmmm

JD, these are lovely

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eastcoastmo said:

@Jd Short do you have any more info on the Quimby you used in the Whittaker Blues?
That Shortbread sounds freakin delicious too, wouldn't mind trying that out!!

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skink#1 said:

Here is a pic of Quimby from Eugene in 1998.

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Jd Short said:

The lineage of the Quimby is unknown. It's a stout x-mass tree structured plant, most likely of afghan origin to some degree or another. It's a medium height plant and a medium to heavy producer of semi-dense nugs. Heavy resin production and extremely narcotic in effect. The Quimby may in fact remain as the most narcotic strain in the stable to this day. The smell in flower is of Cat Piss or ammonia mixed with a sweet floral berry smell. The smell of the finished flower is of Jolly Ranchers or Fruity Pebbles and tastes like astringent berries or tangy berry. It finishes in app 8 weeks. Shortbread is awesome. Extreme euphoria combined with heavy narcotic body high. And tastes like tropical fruit and tinges of fuel.

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