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anybody running beanhoarder freeze crosses?
- Thread starter yahooman
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Haven't tried the Freeze crosses but everything I have tried of theirs has turned out to be a big time bargain.
scouts
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ill check it out the pics. thanks eveeryone!
TheOutlawTree
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I ran some freeze x c99 2 years ago, and wasnt very impressed , at least compared to the old jaysprout stuff from udg. There were a ton of different phenos in this beanho cross, and product didnt come out like i remembered the good ol freeze to be. It was deff there, but watered down quite a bit
How are the freeze crosses going gdogg?
Hoypare.
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Breeder Brad started up Bush Brothers Seeds mate,some nice freeze crosses and freezeland itself
Freeze crosses
Freeze crosses
Purple freeze is about 2 weeks until the chop. We had a couple days of solid rain and I lost one bud to budrot. The colas on the purple freeze are way more dense.
No issues with the others.
Some of them are starting to show the pink/purple hairs.
The Nigerian Kandahar x BF is definitely leaning towards the Nigerian end of the spectrum. I'm excited for that!
Freeze crosses
Purple freeze is about 2 weeks until the chop. We had a couple days of solid rain and I lost one bud to budrot. The colas on the purple freeze are way more dense.
No issues with the others.
Some of them are starting to show the pink/purple hairs.
The Nigerian Kandahar x BF is definitely leaning towards the Nigerian end of the spectrum. I'm excited for that!
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scouts
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looks super dank man, great work!
A little update:
Purple freeze is getting chopped this week. Trichome heads are about 15% amber and the rest are cloudy with only a few clear.
Durban/blueberry x Freeze will probably get chopped next week. It's about a week behind the PF . In the last week the smell of this one has gotten noticeable sweeter and more complex.
Durban x Freeze will most likely be chopped at the end of next week (weather permitting of course). This one smells exactly like Durban/BB x freeze without that extra layer of the blueberry sweetness.
It's looking like the Nigerian Kandahar x freeze will be the end of sept or first week of October. All the hairs are still white and the majority of the trichome heads are clear with less than 20% cloudy. I might have to bring this one in during the nights depending on the weather.
These are all grown in living soil and haven't received anything but rain water since the last week of August. They are fading nicely. They were topped and pruned early on to produce multiple main colas. I also had to keep them short so they wouldn't peek out over my 6 foot fence.
We've had some nice sunny weather with low humidity and they've been bulking up nicely these last few weeks.
I've only had to deal with minimal bud rot. If I were to classify the amount of budrot I would describe it as negligible compared to other strains I've grown outdoors.
Interestingly, I have a clone of each of these growing at another site in soil with chems. I'm looking forward to doing a comparison between living soil/chem grown.
Purple freeze is getting chopped this week. Trichome heads are about 15% amber and the rest are cloudy with only a few clear.
Durban/blueberry x Freeze will probably get chopped next week. It's about a week behind the PF . In the last week the smell of this one has gotten noticeable sweeter and more complex.
Durban x Freeze will most likely be chopped at the end of next week (weather permitting of course). This one smells exactly like Durban/BB x freeze without that extra layer of the blueberry sweetness.
It's looking like the Nigerian Kandahar x freeze will be the end of sept or first week of October. All the hairs are still white and the majority of the trichome heads are clear with less than 20% cloudy. I might have to bring this one in during the nights depending on the weather.
These are all grown in living soil and haven't received anything but rain water since the last week of August. They are fading nicely. They were topped and pruned early on to produce multiple main colas. I also had to keep them short so they wouldn't peek out over my 6 foot fence.
We've had some nice sunny weather with low humidity and they've been bulking up nicely these last few weeks.
I've only had to deal with minimal bud rot. If I were to classify the amount of budrot I would describe it as negligible compared to other strains I've grown outdoors.
Interestingly, I have a clone of each of these growing at another site in soil with chems. I'm looking forward to doing a comparison between living soil/chem grown.
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scouts
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man that purple freeze is lookin mighty fine. great work brother!
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