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7 Yumboldts that were germinated on 4/20. They are being vegged outside when its nice and in my 4 bulb 24" flouro "HillBilly Hut" when it's not and to extend the daylight hours to 17/7.
I plan on puting them out in their permanent homes on/or about 15May. They will be split into two different sites, the holes already dug and awaiting shipment. The sites were ammended with worm castings, goat poo, and a topsoil/compost mix I shook up.
These seeds were ordered from Attitute about a month ago. I ordered them and then went on ICMag and found out that in the Sag '06 raid they lost the original parents to this strain. On studying up a little, Tony had said they did not lose any parents as they always keep clones with friends. He later admited he DID lose these parents. I emailed him and asked how they re-made the new strain, whether they used seed stock to re-make cause its an unhybridized strain, or what. He promptly answered that he made the seeds using a clone mother that a friend had in keeping during the raid, and used seed stock to find males they experimentally crossed "until satisfied". I have never grown the old strain. When the seeds arrived they were in breeders pack but had the # '2000' written in pen on the back. I re-emailed Tony and sent him a picture of the pack and asked if he knew if the seeds were from old stock or new. He said new, made in 2008, the pen written # having nothing to do with his end. 7 out of the 10 germed. the smaller one in the pics germed about 2 days later than the rest, but not showing any "runt" (slow-er growth) than the others.
This is my first grow using Sagarmatha gear. I will say the seedlings are VERY vigorous and healthy.
Tony has been exceptionally quick to answer any questions, and shows enthusiasm at my interest. Will post pictures of the spots and their new tenants when I go out next week to transplant.
I plan on puting them out in their permanent homes on/or about 15May. They will be split into two different sites, the holes already dug and awaiting shipment. The sites were ammended with worm castings, goat poo, and a topsoil/compost mix I shook up.
These seeds were ordered from Attitute about a month ago. I ordered them and then went on ICMag and found out that in the Sag '06 raid they lost the original parents to this strain. On studying up a little, Tony had said they did not lose any parents as they always keep clones with friends. He later admited he DID lose these parents. I emailed him and asked how they re-made the new strain, whether they used seed stock to re-make cause its an unhybridized strain, or what. He promptly answered that he made the seeds using a clone mother that a friend had in keeping during the raid, and used seed stock to find males they experimentally crossed "until satisfied". I have never grown the old strain. When the seeds arrived they were in breeders pack but had the # '2000' written in pen on the back. I re-emailed Tony and sent him a picture of the pack and asked if he knew if the seeds were from old stock or new. He said new, made in 2008, the pen written # having nothing to do with his end. 7 out of the 10 germed. the smaller one in the pics germed about 2 days later than the rest, but not showing any "runt" (slow-er growth) than the others.
This is my first grow using Sagarmatha gear. I will say the seedlings are VERY vigorous and healthy.
Tony has been exceptionally quick to answer any questions, and shows enthusiasm at my interest. Will post pictures of the spots and their new tenants when I go out next week to transplant.
