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Big Beaver Indica Winter 2023 Grow
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troutman
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I'm Canadian and used something known to Canadians.
They have a Beaver on some of our money even.
I wasn't thinking about other Beavers.
You never heard of it, because I'm the person who created it and those are F1's.
I used RSC Sherberghan Afghani males to pollinate an old Indica strain from the
80's sold by the Super Sativa Seed Club called Early Bird (M26).
My current goal is to make lots seeds of a new and fast flowering Hash Plant.
SSSC Early Bird (M26):
"An early Dutch cold-resistant strain. Inbreed for three generations. Breeding plants were selected
for early maturation and quality of the high. Some individuals will have purple seedbracts. Most
of the plants are very resinous. The yield varies from plant to plant. Harvest first/second week
of September."
Peyote in the wilds of Mexico take decades to grow. Indoors from seeds
they can be ready in as little as 3 years. But more time is better of course.
linde
Well-known member
80s SSSC genetics were some of the best this world has ever seen. My father grew the original Friesland for years outdoors in northern Michigan when I was a kid and eventually grew with him. Mid Sept finish huge 1/2 lb plants. Pink hairs floral pine sap smell and taste. I wonder how close that early bird was to it by the description. No more acid for me lol. I tripped 100s of times more than I should have. Had a buddy who had an uncle that was a chemist in San Jose California and he sent sheets of blotter acid in the mail to northern Michigan all throughout highschool. I saw God and I saw the Devil and everything in between. Man those years were a blurr.
troutman
Seed Whore
troutman
Seed Whore
You in Canada? I got my seeds in Ontario.
goingrey
Well-known member
Nah but I have found a local source already. Seems like they have a few different strains. Wonder if there is a big difference between them in alkaloid content, or otherwise..
I have some original sssc sk1 from one of nevils good friends. He got them direct from the dude that started sssc
Have you made any m39 crosses? I will be there are some gems in that gene pool
Def subbed to this one dude
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Have you made any m39 crosses? I will be there are some gems in that gene pool
Def subbed to this one dude
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troutman
Seed Whore
M39? No, Friesland Indica are M33.
I actually crossed it with a real Colombian Gold and named it Colombian Pine.
It produced the nicest male ever. Looked like a female from far because of it's
solid structure. Even bottom branches where thick with pollen sacs.
This is a Colombian Pine indoors.
Here's that Colombian Pine male I used for making F2 seeds.
I actually crossed it with a real Colombian Gold and named it Colombian Pine.
It produced the nicest male ever. Looked like a female from far because of it's
solid structure. Even bottom branches where thick with pollen sacs.
This is a Colombian Pine indoors.
Here's that Colombian Pine male I used for making F2 seeds.
This past summer I met people of the East Coast who grew since back in the 70s.I got Friesland Indica as well.
I asked about the MOB. They all knew it and loved it, but only one old timer knew it was M33 x BB.
Theres some interesting local heirlooms around VT, MA area. Quite a few were looking like they had Friesland in there. The better ones looked like haze hybrids bred to M33 but I didnt ask specifics after smoking them.
But I noticed they didnt have much of a high, very fitting for Deadheads who dosed a lot and dont want to lose their balance. Still, saw a lot of them all fall to septoria and phytoplasma.
NY has much better heirlooms from what Ive seen, especially around Ithaca, Syracuse, pan-handle region.
Calle Minogue
Brother of the COB
Crazy. Looks like a good ride I grew my last m33 repros this year. 3 beans. All ugly and late males.
All the best
I grew my last m33 repros this year. 3 beans. All ugly and late males. All the best
Here is the ancestor of Big Beaver from 1910, went later to Quebec.Seeds were almost lost due a big storm on the Atlantic Ocean.The cat was the guard btw.
troutman
Seed Whore
Just took these pics. What's wild about them is some plants are shorter than 12 inches
and have super wide blade leaves. These are sure looking like fat Hash Plants.
Big Beaver Indica Left Group
This is a pic showing how wide one blade is 3 fingers wide and that plant is the one
in the pic above in the middle closest to me that may be only 9 inches tall.
Big Beaver Indica Wide Leaf
Big Beaver Indica Right Group
Big Beaver Indica
and have super wide blade leaves. These are sure looking like fat Hash Plants.
Big Beaver Indica Left Group
This is a pic showing how wide one blade is 3 fingers wide and that plant is the one
in the pic above in the middle closest to me that may be only 9 inches tall.
Big Beaver Indica Wide Leaf
Big Beaver Indica Right Group
Big Beaver Indica
troutman
Seed Whore
Just smoked a joint from my test grow of these plants last year.
I think some Oldtimers would smile smelling a Dinosaur Hash Plant.
There's 100% no fruity Terps like so many strains grown today.
I'll isolate a single female once I send them into flowering into
another room and keep her seedless. The rest will make seeds.
Cheers
I think some Oldtimers would smile smelling a Dinosaur Hash Plant.
There's 100% no fruity Terps like so many strains grown today.
I'll isolate a single female once I send them into flowering into
another room and keep her seedless. The rest will make seeds.
Cheers
