In the end I had 3 come up... 2 males and a female. The female did valiantly in my greenhouse @ the 45th. She succumbed to mold only in mid-december. I harvested early in October (except for the one branch I allowed to go to the bitter end). Its under-ripe, but has a heavenly perfume and smokes quite nicely. Its not remarkably potent, but plenty decent. The silver lining is that I took a cutting from this female, and flowered it indoors. Its still not quite done, but looking great. It did not stretch nearly as much as I had been braced for. In fact, hardly at all. I used low-end "organic" soil from the garden center, and have not fed much. That could be part of the lack of growth. There is a grape or sastuma sized nugget at each of the 5 or so nodes. The smell is ridiculous - perhaps the finest I have ever encountered. They are turning purple and the calyxes are getting huge, but the heads are almost all clear so I am waiting a bit longer. I am terrible at the sodium photography so will hold off on pis until harvest day.
This has been a great adventure - I seeded some Flo with the male pollen, and this one should have some of the male pollen as well. I will also try to reveg this one and do a round of several of the plants, in better soil.
Thanks for releasing these, Chimera!