Super blueberry haze Flash seeds
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Picked a couple of flowers to harvest more seeds and do a little sampling.
It is probably too early to get an accurate impression of the buzz with these tiny buds, but it's nice to at least get to try some of the flowers in stead of just doing a seed run. I will leave it alone for a few more weeks to ripen more seeds, and I expect the plant to rot during that time, so ripe buds will not be possible this season. A little sample of early buds will have to do, giving me an indication of what to expect when starting earlier next season.
It is probably too early to get an accurate impression of the buzz with these tiny buds, but it's nice to at least get to try some of the flowers in stead of just doing a seed run. I will leave it alone for a few more weeks to ripen more seeds, and I expect the plant to rot during that time, so ripe buds will not be possible this season. A little sample of early buds will have to do, giving me an indication of what to expect when starting earlier next season.
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I will have a sufficient amount of seeds to play with. Wonder how those will turn out.. There might be more segregation as the strain definitely has varieties, and these seeds are from one super auto crossed with it's brother. I wonder how many other growers have tried to intercross flash super autos. Guess they will require quite some selection. Even crossing with auto will need some selection to get auto or quicker flowering.
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Randy Lahey
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Yes."Maybe hard to tell from the photo, but are these flowers capable of taking the pollen and produce seeds?"
Bzh guerilla
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Hello, you were able to try your seeds? Its to give what? Autoflowering, superautoflowering? In between. Thank you.
maxeaux
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Hey teide, funny, I did the same with the main stem of my SuperCaliHaze hehe
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Bzh guerilla
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Good morning. seedlings done this year?
Bzh guerilla
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auto and super auto crossing is that right? not even early or fast version? I'm interested because this type of crossing is planned to make bigger autoflowering. the variety I use is not a real auto in my opinion but a very early one with an autoflowering tendency.
I wish my seeds were a cross of auto x super auto. That would give me a chance to find autos with some size. The original seeds seem however to be a F1 cross of photo x auto. Should be faster than a photo but not supposed to be able to autoflower. Intercrossing these seeds, which I did, should give F2s that segregate, giving all kinds of phenos, some of them pure auto, but probably no better versions than the original plants used in the first cross. The point must be finding something that works well in F1. Seems these seeds are not working in my climate.
It's always a struggle to breed and experiment in extreme conditions.
For example colder climates tend to cause issues to plants that need high energy input during the day, in terms of solar radiation and air temperature as metabolism regulator.
Seems to me the superautos(they should have some eastern europe/balkanic ruderalis roots) still need hotter climates to properly finish. The flower trigger is too long in low temps so they don't even start properly until it's almost time to finish. The bud structure and amounts reflect that.
If I were up north I would probably look into big autoflowers, for a start.
Next I would try the PurpleSatellite from GreenMountainSeeds, it's a very quick sativa(oaxaca x nepal) with great resistence and production. Even if it doesn't properly finish it still produces great bud.
And from there...if you want to play, you can make crosses, add some fast varieties in the mix, other autoflowers...pretty much anything, within your possibilities
Cheers
For example colder climates tend to cause issues to plants that need high energy input during the day, in terms of solar radiation and air temperature as metabolism regulator.
Seems to me the superautos(they should have some eastern europe/balkanic ruderalis roots) still need hotter climates to properly finish. The flower trigger is too long in low temps so they don't even start properly until it's almost time to finish. The bud structure and amounts reflect that.
If I were up north I would probably look into big autoflowers, for a start.
Next I would try the PurpleSatellite from GreenMountainSeeds, it's a very quick sativa(oaxaca x nepal) with great resistence and production. Even if it doesn't properly finish it still produces great bud.
And from there...if you want to play, you can make crosses, add some fast varieties in the mix, other autoflowers...pretty much anything, within your possibilities
Cheers
Some day = next seasonBlue Satellite is an exciting suggestion, Koondense, I've had it on my wish list for the Oaxacan genes. Some day.
squatty
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Last year I grew a couple of Auto Malawi x NL from Ace and pollinated them with a super auto from Top Tao Seeds out of the Czech Republic.
This year I grew two plants from the seeds I made. The plants leaned heavily towards the super auto. They showed sex at around six weeks and began flowering shortly after. Plants took five months from start to finish. They were started in late May and were harvested in late October. That was pretty close to the timeframe of the super auto strain.
Auto Malawi x NL
Top Tao Demon Auto Tao male
Demon Auto Tao female
Here are the two plants I grew from the cross.
This year I grew two plants from the seeds I made. The plants leaned heavily towards the super auto. They showed sex at around six weeks and began flowering shortly after. Plants took five months from start to finish. They were started in late May and were harvested in late October. That was pretty close to the timeframe of the super auto strain.
Auto Malawi x NL
Top Tao Demon Auto Tao male
Demon Auto Tao female
Here are the two plants I grew from the cross.
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