Thanks OGG, always nice to be appreciated :)
That's the Swan (P-F2-22). Gave it some TLC after some neglect, and it's back in shape again. This plant has been revegged twice now and hasn't been on a fixed time schedule for months. Tall but short internodes. Not the strongest pine taste (unlike F3 and F1). Almost a bit coffee/caramel -like undertone.
Interesting observation: after some neglect (usually too little water and too long in small pot) the stems get really purple. The new growth is green again, but what also turned green is the stem of the cutting I put in a glass of water (which I always do for 24hrs+ before planting the cutting). Interesting cause the most useful ingredients in my tapwater is Ca and Mg. The Ca is not in a form the plant can take up directly, which suggests the Mg played a role. While some strains have it naturally, purple stems is usually not a good sign. If it's not cold it's a deficiency. I don't get it on hydro till later in the cycle. Don't have it currently on the Late Night in soil either.
I think that last part is because I'm using the 400w mh. The 600w bulb I used is over a year old but the main thing seems to be the reduced transpiration. I.e. under 600w they drink more, so much I can't always keep up with watering when using small pots. Transpiration caused by a difference in water potential of the leaves and the air is however the thriving force of the plant, so I think it will cost me yield (usually the case when using 400w instead of 600...). It's 75-77 with lights on, I rather have 82-83. Anyway, I need to get a new 600w bulb.
Probably going to Amsterdam tomorrow to pick one up. I'm considering buying some seeds too. Although I want to the amnesia clone so I rather not buy seeds but I need to introduce something new to my breeding stock.
I'm not happy with how the P-F3 turned out. Too much like the chunk (tall sog plants with long flowering period). I don't have F2 seeds (had 67 from P-F1-6 and popped them all), so I would have to restart at F1, or pop the F4 and see if I got lucky picking the male. Or cross F3 with F4 or F4 with F2. All feasible options but I've been smoking P too long. Need to put it on hold and get back to it in the future.
Lesson learned for future crossbreeding projects: Make a ton of F2 seeds. Don't need to run a lot of F1, can put best with the best (select for quantitative traits) to make F2. Carefully select (for qualitative and quantitative traits ) from large F2 population, create multiple F3 lines. Test F3 lines and select (for qualitative and quantitative traits) within the F3 lines to take one or more lines to F4. Repeat that for one or more generations to stabilize (lock in traits base on genotype estimate, i.e. qualitative if needed). Then if needed one or more generation to put the best with the best for quantitative traits. Most important part in that is 'make a ton of F2'...
I am going to flower the swan again and pollinate it with Late Night pollen, entirely. The test cross looks pretty, very frosty, but leafy and not the best yielder. Swan is heavy yielder, not leafy, so I want to cross it with late night and see if I get sativa dom leaves and more leaf frost again, yet keeping the desirable traits of the swan. The test cross was a Late Night female x P-F2 male, this will be P-F2 female x Late Night male.