northwest47
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It took a bit getting started but i think we are running now.
The initial drop will be a smaller drop of Chem4DD's and Dog Poo F2's lem or I will be in in the next day or so to update strain info on those, here's some info on those strains, please feel free to ask questions, and I will answer them best i can, and or get lem in here to take care of any query's
DawgPoo F2
(Chemdog DD F1 x Apollo 13 BX) x (Chemdog DD F1 x Apollo 13 BX)
This project is an ongoing project and one I think I will continue. Its been fun and rewarding so far . The worse feedback Ive gotten from my testers and others that have grown her is her name.
Her name comes from two things...for one, her linage.
I used my garlic pheno female Chemdog DD and bred her to a choice worked line Subcool put out, Apollo 13 BX.
The name didnt really come into play until my first test grow with her. As the F1's were in flower, and I was in the room checking out the flowers, I thought I had stepped in some dog crap and quickly checked my shoes. They were clean but the smell still lingered. I traced the smell to the corner this cross was growing and named them DawgPoo. The name actually helped me remember the cross without going back to my notes.
She has a few siblings floating around Puget Sound building an epic reputation for this strain...basically, there are two superior keeper cuts going around the sound under the label of Kitsapscotts and Lucky DawgPoo cuts. These two cuttings are gaining popularity quickly in many medical growrooms in the locale.
Growing out these F2 seeds will show you why she is quickly becoming a legend here in the Pacific Northwest.
These F2 seeds are offered from a cross I made from 8 of the best females I chose from a garden of 30 females. They were the best of the best...and were bred with the two best F1 males I had as a semi open breeding.
There should be a few recessives show, but because of the semi bottlnecking for potency and flavor through my F1 selection, Im sure you will find multiple keepers out of a single pack.
This strain has a very abnormally high resin profile...and the turpenes will range between a fruity diesel, skunky funk, tropical fruit and a touch of garlic. This is truly a FUNKY strain.
Her flower time can range from the typical 8 weeks to way deeper. This is one girl I like to run deep. If you like a heady effect, 8 weeks will do. But if you want that funk, you gotta let her go deep. 11 weeks is about right in most rooms.
Flower : 9-11 Weeks
Sativa/Indica 60/40
Chem 4-DD
(Chemdog 4 x Chemdog DD F1)
The best Chemdawgs in the NorthWest come together in this cross.
The mother, Chemdog 4, is locally known as the Quatro. She was first imported into this area by a good friend of mine a few years back. She has been cross checked and verified against other known Chem-4's. She is the REAL deal.
Her flowers have that world famous dawg funk with a touch of lemon diesel as a chaser. Grown properly, she will be one of your biggest yielders in your room.
The father, my gem, is from Rezdogs first batch of Chemdog DD's. His sisters all exhibit that high trichome finish and dawg stank skunky turpene that makes your mouth water.
It is the best of the best in this cross. I have high hopes that this line will reveal truly epic plants. Ones you will probably pass down to your generations and friends.
Keepers are inevitable.
Flower: 8-11 Weeks
Sativa/Indica : 40/60
