LamontCranston
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Funny you mention Katsu Bubba, because The OX from Rare Dankness is built off of the Katsu cutting with a little Blueberry influence.
recommend a male to cross
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Funny you mention Katsu Bubba, because The OX from Rare Dankness is built off of the Katsu cutting with a little Blueberry influence.
im4satori
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have you grown them both?
how would you describe there shape/structure?
tall and stringy
tall but held there own weight
buds here and there or stung together like huge donkey dicks?
LamontCranston
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I have grown them both. Scott's has the tighter buds and more sturdy branches, they're both a bit tall and stringy though.
im4satori
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ok
the scotts og
how was the bud spacing? and yield?
im not hyper focused on yield but id like to remain in the average or better space
im4satori
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http://rollitup.org/t/satori-f2-x-querkle-male-project.930071/page-10
heres some pics of the satori f2 females
theyre very well structured plants and very uniformed for being f2
its worth taking a look truly beautiful plants
short and fat
heres some pics of the satori f2 females
theyre very well structured plants and very uniformed for being f2
its worth taking a look truly beautiful plants
short and fat
LamontCranston
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Nice looking gals. I'm sure if you crossed your OG with a male of that you could find a nice OG leaning pheno for personal keeps. Might take a couple generations to stabilize the OG traits in the offspring though.
I love Bubba Kush, but if you want to keep true OG kush traits avoid the bubbas. Bubba is more earthy like coffee with some fruity twists while true OG's have a very volatile, piney smell.
I've seen a lot of different pedigrees for Bubba Kush on seedfinder. The one I like/accept the most is Bubblegum x Hindu Kush.
I love Bubba Kush, but if you want to keep true OG kush traits avoid the bubbas. Bubba is more earthy like coffee with some fruity twists while true OG's have a very volatile, piney smell.
I've seen a lot of different pedigrees for Bubba Kush on seedfinder. The one I like/accept the most is Bubblegum x Hindu Kush.
im4satori
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I love the flavor of this og#18 from dna
its the parent to the lemon girl above ,, but the lemon girl above has better structure and yield than its og parent
crazy super stinky sour but not like diesel... much more pungent and tangy
its so sour it almost makes your face pucker like a lime or lemon lol
nothing else smells like it, I mean super dank and crazy flavor
not great yield but still ok
I might try and hermie her with some silver and cross her back to herself and the og18
its the parent to the lemon girl above ,, but the lemon girl above has better structure and yield than its og parent
crazy super stinky sour but not like diesel... much more pungent and tangy
its so sour it almost makes your face pucker like a lime or lemon lol
nothing else smells like it, I mean super dank and crazy flavor
not great yield but still ok
I might try and hermie her with some silver and cross her back to herself and the og18
Johnei
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I created fem seeds once by harvesting a finished plant, but leaving a bunch of bottom branches on there and let it overflower way too long. Obviously this plant should not have all the bottom branches cleaned out for Lolipop style. The plant will go into survival mode. The resulting seeds will all be 100% fem. Idea for you in case you never heard of this.
im4satori
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no hadn't heard of it
any place you can direct me to get more info or can you give me more detail?
at the moment I have 50mg collidial silver I was going to give her a squirt each day and let her pollinate another cutting of its own to finish out the seed
the only thing that worries me is if feminizing a plant that was from fem seed to start with
are there any cons to doing this?
Johnei
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I have done it once and don't really know the full ramifications as I am not well versed in specifics of breeding etc. and stabilizing strains etc. etc. but the seeds were all female and produced no nanners etc. After getting about 50 of the seedlings to a foot n a half tall I put them all outside and everything worked out good. I read it from some old breeder dude a while back on a forum, and tried it with success. Don't really have any more info about it brotha. You basically just keep caring for the plant with the bottom shoots you left on even with any deficient leaves etc from end of crop low nute condition and feed them as if you were growing pollinated plants, if that makes sense.
im4satori
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im not sure I understand
let me repeat it back and see if im getting it
so I take my selected female and flower it...
remove the top growth and leave the lower growth and then let it continue to 12/12 for an extended period and itll hermie from the stress??
Johnei
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Precicely.
You can leave the whole plant, I just did it by harvesting a fully mature plant for the good bud so you can still get something off the plant, then leave just a few lower branches to keep on flowering itself to death if ya know what I mean, and it should seed itself.
You can leave the whole plant, I just did it by harvesting a fully mature plant for the good bud so you can still get something off the plant, then leave just a few lower branches to keep on flowering itself to death if ya know what I mean, and it should seed itself.
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