I gave up on asking sam questions as he gives a diffrent answer each time i ask him.
peace
I think we will have 7foot outdoor scandinavian full autos that will yield +100g/plant in not many years. Doing guerilla outdoor seedruns with plants that yields 20-40g just will not do, so that parvati pheno sounds very interesting to me if it is fully automatic even under 24/0
Didn't sam the sunk man say he has had some females that just wouldn't turn herm on him even with chemical manipulation. I belive he was working the OHaze line.
I don't have much else to add to the convo, but it's interesting non the less.
I'd like a cut of that Ohaze, true breeding stock imo. I give all my hermis the axe. I've seen alot of good cuts go into the bin. However, i feel it is my responsability to only use non hermi plants while breeding.
Bh.
he told me the total opposite that all plants will indeed turn herm, but sometimes the buds swell so the pods cant open and you have to crack em open yourself.... although being so you say he did indeed say this im puzzled as when i told him i tryed it all to get his uk cheese skunk#1 pheno to herm and it just wont have it... maybe it was this exact same line he was talking about and maybe he didnt want me to know that hmmm
I gave up on asking sam questions as he gives a diffrent answer each time i ask him.
peace
Gene-weaver Sam the Skunkman probably gets tired of people asking and explaining. You can find all information about Skunk #1 in one of Sam's "The origins of..." threads at the top of the hybrids forum.
Anyhow back on topic,, got any updates Arctic ???
Wassup arcticsun!!! Yo man those plants are BEAUTIFUL!!
Where do you find Pehkuruder Seeds?? Are they only sold in Finland??
The best in the biz wouldn't be "the" best if everybody had the same tricks. He gives hints, then leaves the rest to interpritation.
Great thread,and great project artic,nice positive vibes on this one.Will let you know how the beans do outdoor in the uk,and also keep an eye out for signs of hermys........
Kaneh,those plants look great for 60nl,any more pics?
peace yossman
That Parvati pheno I growed last time gave me 150g without any effort. It was just leaved and forget to grow on westside of wall, so it didn't even get full sunshine. Summer wasn't particurarly good either.
With some effort it should be easy to get 200-300g. But the bud is not good enough to smoke (IMHO), but it makes good hash.
...There's lots of room to improve, that's for sure...
Interesting project,, great thread Arcticsun
We were planning on letting some Diesel Ryder F2 and Roadrunner (both autos) mix it together someplace,, purely to see what happens. The seeds are already sown,, so this thread has really inspired us to pursue it further
Keep up the overgrow
Looking really nice there Are you going to transplant soon? I wonder what your breeding plans are in terms of choosing a male.
Ah all of them are F1 crosses between Af and indoor strains - Good luck, that Cheese/SSH sounds interesting for sure.
... Pehku-ruder is translated to "little ruder or ryder" in English... "Little Ryder", English speakers could call it that if you want to I guess. T's the same, "Little Ryder".. it works ...
I found translation of litter instead of little..? And explanation of something like bed made of straws . That is not common term in finland even. I just left it to name to remind of female parent of Pehkuruder cross, Pekin Pehku. Peki is someones nickname I guess, but not like ones in internet. I got Pekin Pehku seeds from collector/breeder of Jeppis crosses. His work of keeping live great Jeppis genetics and bringing them to "public" is very respectful.
There is many stories of Jeppis, but one story tells it is cross of strain called Tiger (what is imported from sweden in early seventies) and Early Girl. After that Jeppis is used in some crosses and Pekin Pehku is cross of three of Jeppis crosses, what is stabilized outdoors for some years. (Doubleruder has much shorter history, but I have been telling some in depth information about it sometimes... "Too long post", if tell more now )
You may know these things already, but I thought it is good to tell some old stories here where most readers don't know them already
I don't mind what people name their work, but stories behind strains are always interesting.
Actually name of strain is only what can be protected by laws... If someone mades new generation of Lowryder and sells it with that name it can be illegal, but if it is renamed to something else that is legal. Of course name should be protected before it can be illegal.
Plants are looking good!
Couple days ago I had lot's of trouble to explain word pehku.
It's a agricultural word. In my vocalarity pehku is mixture of chaff, husk, straw. When farmer harvest rye/wheat/barley field with combine harvester, the machine will separate grains and pehku. Pehku is that what combine harvester leaves behind.
Farmer might collect pehku later and use it as bedding material for cows, lambs, pigs etc.
http://mediaserver-2.vuodatus.net/g/6/67109/1242930678_img-d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e.jpg
http://kotisivukone.fi/files/katajavuori.tarinoi.net/Kanala/kanaset_019.jpg
But mayby pehku have more adjective meaning this time. Mayby it means that this strain will grow more leaves than bud?
You should sometimes write down everyting you know about Jeppis and Pekin Pehku. I know only what I have read from hamppufoorumi.