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Here is LBH's Blue Ruder Haze @ latitude north 62, eastern Finland
carrying seeds to the f2 generation (open pollination)
Much respect you crazy flying dutchman!
Can these seeds be copped anywhere?
yes they dith verry good in Finland see here pictures from Suomi prlkRespectable results done with breeding La Buena Hierba!
They seem to perform well here in Finland, considering pictures by Suomi PRKL and BadTicket.
Have to get that one on my collection.
Is there any on seedbay yet?
Hi HBL, wonderfull work mate! Been following your work on different forums, looks perfect for what I'm after!
Im growing in steep mountainsides in Norway, mostly danish and finish early genetics. I think your strains would do very well there (61N). I cant send PM here, but maybe you can contact me ? Have something for you as well mate.
Again...Fantastic work!
Good vibes from the north!
-NS
I don't know either... Maybe LBH could give us a hint?
Something I've been pondering... (copy/paste from 100% sativa's thread)
A lot of people are now crossing sativa dominant hybrids with autoflower strains. The sativa genes means autoflowers with a longer flowering time but a huge increase in yield.
It would be totally awesome if someone would cross PURE sativa's like colombian or malawi with ruderalis, so they could be grown anywhere up to 60N if planted early enough, you could even start them a month or two indoors if needed.
Thing is ruderalis adds unwanted qualities to the high... Though I don't believe anyone ever tried backcrossing until they got a stable strain that only has the autoflowering gene from the ruderalis.
It shouldn't be THAT hard I believe... It would take a lot of time, especially with the longer flowering genetics involved, but that's what decent breeding is all about... Putting in a lot of time.
Colombian X Ruderalis -> Stabilize to F3 to get true autobreeding Colombian Ruderalis hybrid, selecting for Colombian dominance as well. Backcross this to the original Colombian. Again stabilize the autoflowering gene in the F3 cross and select for Col dominance.
Now you have a backcross that is on paper 75% Colombian genes but in reality much more colombian dominant already.
Repeat once more and you have 87.5% Colombian genes... Repeat once more and you have 93.75%. By then the ruderalis high should be virtually gone even if you didn't particularly select for Col dominance, and you have a nearly pure sativa strain that can grow anywhere a 5-6 month season is possible.
This would also be a great parent for future autoflower crosses. Cross any plant with this AutoColombian and stabilize the F3's, not only would you have a true autoflower with big yields, it would also infuse a great sativa high in the strain, rather than having to select against the dumbing ruderalis stone and never really getting rid of it...
If you think about it this could really be one of the most interesting crosses ever as they the extremes of the spectrum. 10 weeks lifetime ruderalis crossed with 1+ years equatorial sativa's.
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Any plans on backcrossing your Auto Haze with Haze? How does your Auto Haze's effect compare to Haze?