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CO-bred genetics coming atcha soon. I'm going to use this thread to showcase what I'm working with on this round.
There are 7 plants in this wedding chapel. I went with my Kushdee male because of the absolutely incredible flavor, trichome content, plant structure, and stability of the strain overall. I have been very happy with every pack of beans I have received from All-Star Genetics.
With this project I am shooting for some excellent medical crosses, mostly hybrids. These cuts are proven keeper cuts from my collection, with two exceptions.
My goals are flavor, potency, and medical/therapeutic benefit. I am completely over the "incredible bag appeal" nugs that just do not deliver in flavor, smell, or potency. I myself have a couple cuts that look absolutely insane with trichs but just lack the right cannabinoid punch.
Let's see what I can do with what I've got to work with. At the time of these photos, the plants were 6 days into 12/12.
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D.B. (Dave's Brother- my original KD male was named Dave)
Nice balls, buddy.
Bachelorette #1, 'Ghannydolf. I got 4 distinct cuts from a pack of Swerve's LA Affie, and this was my favorite. Out of those 4 seedlings I did have one hermaphrodite. Typical with CC feminized seeds, IME.
I originally called this Affie cut; "L.A. Afro"
Bachelorette #2, OGRaskal's White Fire
This has easily been my favorite OG cut over the last few years. This pheno took after the Fire OG side.
Bachelorette #3,Buddha Tahoe
She's a vigorous stretcher. Incredible buds. I know nothing about this cut, except how to grow it well :-)
Bachelorette #4, DeadheadOG x ECSD from Big Dan's Genetix
This girl is a finicky bitch, I suppose from the ECSD side of things. Well worth the effort.
Bachelorette #5, Matilda. Some type of Headband.
This cut came from immaculate conception, if I'm not mistaken. I found one bean in a large bag of what I was told was Loompa's Headband. Maybe I should call it the Baby Jesus cut, as I believe the Holy Ghost pollinated the original, and for a long time there was no room at the inn for me to pop the bean. Heheh. I am ecstatic about her; she is maybe the best in my stable.
Bachelorette #6, Sunsour1 x Chemdog #4
There are actually 2 plants in this pot. These are from seed. The first bean didn't come up for 7 days, so I got impatient and pushed another bean into the soil. Next thing I knew I had two seedlings in the same solo cup, dangit. I have not flowered these out yet, so I'll be on the lookout for possible herms. Considering the source of the beans, I believe they are quite stable. We'll see.
Group shot
I'm not going for yield in this case, so I don't feel the need to use more than an 8-bulb T5. I lollipopped them out of habit, and they have been topped when I took cuts of each. They are in 1-gallon smart pots for now, and possibly to finish. I may transplant them if there are any issues with the small pots.
I will use this grow log to showcase each of the strains, and also to show the process I use when making beans. I am open-pollinating, but DB (the male plant) will be removed shortly after he dumps his dust. I plan to expand this room and add some non-pregnant girls in a couple weeks, including my latest attempt at Wheelchair and a Dark Star cut I just received. Hope you enjoy the show. I may make these beans available to Colorado residents. I definitely plan to stabilize some of these crosses over the next couple years. We'll see if there's anything worth the effort to back-cross.
There are 7 plants in this wedding chapel. I went with my Kushdee male because of the absolutely incredible flavor, trichome content, plant structure, and stability of the strain overall. I have been very happy with every pack of beans I have received from All-Star Genetics.
With this project I am shooting for some excellent medical crosses, mostly hybrids. These cuts are proven keeper cuts from my collection, with two exceptions.
My goals are flavor, potency, and medical/therapeutic benefit. I am completely over the "incredible bag appeal" nugs that just do not deliver in flavor, smell, or potency. I myself have a couple cuts that look absolutely insane with trichs but just lack the right cannabinoid punch.
Let's see what I can do with what I've got to work with. At the time of these photos, the plants were 6 days into 12/12.
View attachment 342073
D.B. (Dave's Brother- my original KD male was named Dave)
Nice balls, buddy.
Bachelorette #1, 'Ghannydolf. I got 4 distinct cuts from a pack of Swerve's LA Affie, and this was my favorite. Out of those 4 seedlings I did have one hermaphrodite. Typical with CC feminized seeds, IME.
I originally called this Affie cut; "L.A. Afro"
Bachelorette #2, OGRaskal's White Fire
This has easily been my favorite OG cut over the last few years. This pheno took after the Fire OG side.
Bachelorette #3,Buddha Tahoe
She's a vigorous stretcher. Incredible buds. I know nothing about this cut, except how to grow it well :-)
Bachelorette #4, DeadheadOG x ECSD from Big Dan's Genetix
This girl is a finicky bitch, I suppose from the ECSD side of things. Well worth the effort.
Bachelorette #5, Matilda. Some type of Headband.
This cut came from immaculate conception, if I'm not mistaken. I found one bean in a large bag of what I was told was Loompa's Headband. Maybe I should call it the Baby Jesus cut, as I believe the Holy Ghost pollinated the original, and for a long time there was no room at the inn for me to pop the bean. Heheh. I am ecstatic about her; she is maybe the best in my stable.
Bachelorette #6, Sunsour1 x Chemdog #4
There are actually 2 plants in this pot. These are from seed. The first bean didn't come up for 7 days, so I got impatient and pushed another bean into the soil. Next thing I knew I had two seedlings in the same solo cup, dangit. I have not flowered these out yet, so I'll be on the lookout for possible herms. Considering the source of the beans, I believe they are quite stable. We'll see.
Group shot
I'm not going for yield in this case, so I don't feel the need to use more than an 8-bulb T5. I lollipopped them out of habit, and they have been topped when I took cuts of each. They are in 1-gallon smart pots for now, and possibly to finish. I may transplant them if there are any issues with the small pots.
I will use this grow log to showcase each of the strains, and also to show the process I use when making beans. I am open-pollinating, but DB (the male plant) will be removed shortly after he dumps his dust. I plan to expand this room and add some non-pregnant girls in a couple weeks, including my latest attempt at Wheelchair and a Dark Star cut I just received. Hope you enjoy the show. I may make these beans available to Colorado residents. I definitely plan to stabilize some of these crosses over the next couple years. We'll see if there's anything worth the effort to back-cross.
