Seed Pictures

Cascadian

Cascadian

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Nice looking beans Vnsmkr.

Here are some of the beans I picked up in trade with a local grower while on vacation. These are acclimated to a warmer wetter climate, they have been bred/selected from 2 to 4 generations.

They are labeled from earliest to mature to latest. #1 through #7. I received the #1,2,4,5,and 7 beans.

Strawberry #5 (smoked this one, great fruity taste and balanced high, had more airy buds)


Indica #7 (Had a chance to smell this one curing, it was the best smelling IMO)


Fastest #1 (They blew the curing on this one so it can't be judged unfortunately, first to mature)


Can't wait to grow some of these out! I will probably try to cross some of these to the hollands hope I just bought then gift them to this grower next year.
They were very generous, also gifting me some smoke and canna coconut oil.
 
unkle mouse

unkle mouse

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not quite 45days of flowering, pinched a top to take a look at the seeds, no I wasn't smart enough to get a pic of it, but I did notice the hulls are beginning to harden up and show a tiny bit of tiger stripes,, theses frosty seed pics were taken last night

I believe it was MO who told me to dry the seeds a bit longer than just trying to cure a regular bud, MR. MO. , or any body else have a more precise time line or idea of how to tell or how to know when a newly formed seed is ready to plant?
 
Dr.D81

Dr.D81

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i have planted after three days from chop but i like at lest two or three weeks my self you will get better germ
 
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fishrealhigh

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Just saw this thread and figured is throw this up. TWINS! Jack the Ripper from Tga. One was a runt but both survived. Sad I never got to finish the JTR. Just thought it was really cool. I have a twin sister.

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polyarcturus

polyarcturus

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Seeds are ready to go as soon as they are fully developed. Drying them properly takes a week or 2 if planning on storing them.
Germ rates should really be the same no matter how much time off the plant if they are mature. Unless we're talking about half a decade and shit. I just popped some beans of mine that are 2 years old got 190% germ rate (g13xkushbgum) I store mine with rice or silicon dessicant sometimes to aid in drying I place them on a screen tray over some salt
 
homebrewer

homebrewer

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polyarcturus said:
Seeds are ready to go as soon as they are fully developed. Drying them properly takes a week or 2 if planning on storing them.
Germ rates should really be the same no matter how much time off the plant if they are mature. Unless we're talking about half a decade and shit. I just popped some beans of mine that are 2 years old got 190% germ rate (g13xkushbgum) I store mine with rice or silicon dessicant sometimes to aid in drying I place them on a screen tray over some salt
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I think one should wait two months before attempting to germ their fresh seeds.
 
MOON SHINER

MOON SHINER

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homebrewer said:
I think one should wait two months before attempting to germ their fresh seeds.
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I agree with HomeBrewer. I like to make that two months pass with the seeds in the refrigerator stored in a pill bottle. It gives them a "feel of winter" and whether it be cannabis or veggies, I find more vigor in growth with giving a few months to "chill out."

Just like evolution most seeds go through a time period of winter before germinating the following spring.
 
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