ACE Erdpurt VS. HFH Erdpurt?
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quite some time ago but if i may add the info still hfh is esbe he was working under with or however zenseeds first,
dont know how they are related and if he is still there but since hfh is on the page of zenseeds
i believe they are somehow strongly involved with each other.
so if ace is the one from esbe then i have the same in the fridge waiting to be popped.
will they be restocked again dubi? they are out of stock everywhere neither hfh nor ace have them anymore
i have some Erdbeerli seeds in the fridge and i´m hoping to get some Purpurea Ticinensis end of March,
so i at least have the 2 responsible genetics involved in this cross then in case i want to try to remake it
Greetings,
The ErdPurt stock from esben was a very interesting hash plant afghani line acclimatized for northern climates. The line worked perfectly outdoors in this kind of cold climates with long photoperiods but had hermie problems when grown indoors with different environment variables (more stable photoperiod and warm temperatures) or when grown outdoors with increased photoperiod (spring harvest).
I did a feminized Erdpurt reproduction past year indoors and outdoors testing different parental plants, just to avoid the hermie expressions under this kind of conditions ... i still need to grow this new generation, select again the desired flower expressions without hermie expressions and breed them again.
I think the line is very desirable but still needs a few steps more of work and will only be back in stock when it doesnt show hermie traits under very different growing conditions.
erdpurt hemies
erdpurt hemies
hi,i grew erpurt from ace seeds last year indoors and a few of them did indeed herm,some worse than others and some were fine.at the same time i grew cheese,bubblegum and pck and erdpurt was the only strain to hermie. i believe erdpurt was bred for outdoors and some of them just do not like artificial light and the rest.as dubi mentioned more breeding steps are needed to stabalise the line for indoors.i tried my best to pick off any nanners,two i had to completly bin as they were full on hermie,two others had a few seeds at harvest and one was completly seedless. what amazed me was the rest of the crop was unaffected and i have two clip on fans in my tent. i was lucky but would not risk it again and would advise others not to take the risk as you will allways miss some tiny nanners,grow it outdoors,where its meant to be. on a good note,erdpurt has rock solid buds and a nice berry taste and looks great,thats why i chose to grow it.if you want a great plant that looks even better,tastes better(primo pakistani hash) and never herms,grow pck,the most intresting indica i have grown for a long time.
erdpurt hemies
hi,i grew erpurt from ace seeds last year indoors and a few of them did indeed herm,some worse than others and some were fine.at the same time i grew cheese,bubblegum and pck and erdpurt was the only strain to hermie. i believe erdpurt was bred for outdoors and some of them just do not like artificial light and the rest.as dubi mentioned more breeding steps are needed to stabalise the line for indoors.i tried my best to pick off any nanners,two i had to completly bin as they were full on hermie,two others had a few seeds at harvest and one was completly seedless. what amazed me was the rest of the crop was unaffected and i have two clip on fans in my tent. i was lucky but would not risk it again and would advise others not to take the risk as you will allways miss some tiny nanners,grow it outdoors,where its meant to be. on a good note,erdpurt has rock solid buds and a nice berry taste and looks great,thats why i chose to grow it.if you want a great plant that looks even better,tastes better(primo pakistani hash) and never herms,grow pck,the most intresting indica i have grown for a long time.
