I'm starting with an early season auto seed making run, then late season photo seed making run. The harvest and trimming is much more manageable this way. Outdoor monsters are fun to look at, but they're a lot of work. I don't need that much anyway.
Getting ready with Brothers Grimm genetics here. 2 C99x Riddler OG, 2 C99, 1 GrimmGlue BX and 1 222
and two Catalina wine mixers I thought I'd try them outside (surprised they came up they are so old) a couple Dante's Inferno (inherited from a friend that quit growing). I didnt put much thought in it. Outdoor stuff is all the same to me. As longs as it smells great, taste great it makes late fall on the back deck just so much better.
As long as they're stored dry, cool, and in the dark, they last a long time. I've popped 8 to 10 years old seeds that were not refrigerated, and they still had decent germination rates.
I love my blemished seedy outdoor.
I'd like to see how the c99 and c99 cross do, I have 3 African queen (c99 x durban) from FDM , I also have some straight c99 from an og member thinking of planting, supposed to be old stock reproduction f2, that's a can of worms, not likely to find real deal old school c99. Maybe do a serious hunt thru real seed company/kwik seeds offering.
My seeds are from Brothers Grimm, who at least claims to be the OG breeder of the strain.
Can't say much as I haven't grown their gear, but they say ain't what it used to be. Supposed to scare you if you take it a lil early from the original. Apparently Mr. Soul lost the original, I bet there's fire In there regaurdless.
Ha, well if the flower exacerbates my already high anxiety I will have a pack to trade, cheap!
