Magnumsmydogs 8 plant, dual root zone, perpetual grow, Bruce banner #3 and 1911

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Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
just a heads up. The banjo blaster and queen B are first gen crosses, youll get different phenotypes to choose some clones from. If you wanted to take clones anyway. The peaceblaster is an F2, theyll be more consistent, but itll still be a few generations before i have a truly consistent seed to seed peaceblaster.


if youre doing a full run of my seed, just be aware every plant wont be consistent pop to pop
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10-4 thanks for the heads up. I was thinking of running a mother and a full run of clones. Hopefully I will have full rdwc setup for that one
 
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10-4 thanks for the heads up. I was thinking of running a mother and a full run of clones. Hopefully I will have full rdwc setup for that one
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The peaceblasters do well in DWC indoors, almost better then soil. Back in KC DWC was all i ran because a roomate had pet birds the dust from soil could kill lol. But i kinda hate the dust too. The peaceblasters are tricky plants indoors in flower. heads up, the queen b and banjo blaster will def be easier ones to grow.

You definitely will not be disappointed with the plants form any of those seed though. They may not be stabilized themselves, but every lineage brought into the PB genealogy was either homogenous seed stock, or fully stabilized. Youll struggle to choose your keepers most likely. The keepers will out number the toss phenos for sure. And most will show highly desirable and unique character bean to bean

They wont be all consistent, but you can def trust solo pops of those fem crosses and pb f2. And you can def trust the quality of the males in the pb4 x haymeadow for breeding
 
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Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
The peaceblasters do well in DWC indoors, almost better then soil. Back in KC DWC was all i ran because a roomate had pet birds the dust from soil could kill lol. But i kinda hate the dust too. The poeaceblasters are tricky plants indoors in flower. heads up

You definitely will not be disappointed with the plants form any of those seed though. They may not be stabilized themselves, but every lineage brought into the genealogy was either homogenous seed stock, or fully stabilized. Youll struggle to choose your keepers most likely. The keepers will out number the toss phenos for sure.
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Oh I can't wait man really. Gonna be hurrying this next run up haha
 
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Magnumsmydog said:
Lol never thought of the silica package.....nice
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They should all show very nice hybrid f1 vigor and top-tier pest mold and disease resistance across the majority plants thanks to a non inbred recent heritage as well.
 
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Well one of my 1911 plants had seeded out a Lil don't know how I missed it. Will be hawk eyeing these next mofos for sure
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You probably missed it because it was way it the back under some other shit...it happens (shit)

I hate the scrog for this sometimes

We live to fight another day 💚
 
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Magnumsmydog said:
Well one of my 1911 plants had seeded out a Lil don't know how I missed it. Will be hawk eyeing these next mofos for sure
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if you end up with something totally shaded off and scraggly after it had already partially developed, even on a reg seed female, you're still likely to see some sacks bust a nut. Thats like the one sure thing beyond silver sprays to guarantee some sacks lol. (a nice branch break immediately after stretch slows down can be pretty effective at making some nuts bust too)


If you find any seeds on females that didnt bust a nut, that came from the one that did, worth hunting for cool phenos btw. Because you probably just made some feminized seeds. They will all be female and prob only a 1 in 4 easy hermie rate from non stress tested already fem phenos. Sometimes even the self pollenated seeds can be worth it, assuming you know for sure it was a major stress factor inducing it

my current banjo x columbian pheno was a force hermed columbian pollenating banjo, which i already know can spit a rare banana or two late flower. The phenos crossed werent hermie stress tested. Had the one good pheno, and one that started making sacks right out the gate along side female calyxes. Ya win some, ya lose some lol. I already knew the banjo columbians would be high hermie rates though, thats why none of you guys saw those beans. (Also, they're mine, back off xD )
 
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Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
if you end up with something totally shaded off and scraggly after it had already partially developed, even on a reg seed female, you're still likely to see some sacks bust a nut. Thats like the one sure thing beyond silver sprays to guarantee some sacks lol. (a nice branch break immediately after stretch slows down can be pretty effective at making some nuts bust too)


If you find any seeds on females that didnt bust a nut, that came from the one that did, worth hunting for cool phenos btw. Because you probably just made some feminized seeds. They will all be female and prob only a 1 in 4 easy hermie rate from non stress tested already fem phenos. Sometimes even the self pollenated seeds can be worth it, assuming you know for sure it was a major stress factor inducing it

my current banjo x columbian pheno was a force hermed columbian pollenating banjo, which i already know can spit a rare banana or two late flower. The phenos crossed werent hermie stress tested. Had the one good pheno, and one that started making sacks right out the gate along side female calyxes. Ya win some, ya lose some lol. I already knew the banjo columbians would be high hermie rates though, thats why none of you guys saw those beans. (Also, they're mine, back off xD )
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It was a plant that actually had one of the 4 mainline snap off of it.

Looks like I'll be doing some research that very interesting and you got me curious now
 
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Magnumsmydog said:
It was a plant that actually had one of the 4 mainline snap off of it.

Looks like I'll be doing some research that very interesting and you got me curious now
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Usually i mean the branch itself that broke if ya leave it partially attached and trying to heal, itll herm pretty bad if you time it right (or wrong in most cases)

yea man, you totally just made some feminized seeds to hunt probably. May have slightly higher then average easy herms, but will def be worth hunting for unique phenos if that plant wasnt a right off the bat, early genetic herm.

Dry em, label em, fridge em up lol


Sometimes i decide too late i want to make some fem crosses on a run, ill break a branch post-stretch, or tuck a shoot into the shade to try and get some female pollen going that way and cross my fingers instead of trying to colloidal silver anything,.
 
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Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
yea man, you totally just made some feminized seeds to hunt then. May have slightly higher then average easy herms, but will def be worth hunting for unique phenos if that plant wasnt a right off the bat, early genetic herm.

Dry em, label em, fridge em up lol


Sometimes i decide too late i want to make some fem seeds on a run, ill break a branch post-stretch, or tuck a shoot into the shade to try and get some female pollen going that way.
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Will do thanks for the knowledge as always
 
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I will be keeping an eye for that to jump off the page!!! 🤘🏼
 
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