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Hello all, yet another OG refugee. Belated props Gypsie for stepping up to fill the void (sure it was a great business opportunity but you gotta give respect when due).
A couple years ago in a city far away I was mailing out clones of various strains and Blueberry seeds to OGers. I had some crappy free KC Brains strains that all hermied after topping, but I caught them very early and monitored my seed-mommy closely before doing a controlled pollination, so I am certain of the seeds' veracity, they are blueberryxblueberry, Dutch Passion to be exact.
I've popped 40+ of these seeds in three separate grows, and have popped and flowered several other strains. I pay careful attention to phenotypes.
The issue is I think I have a genetic freak on my hands. You know that massive greasy smelly kid from junior high gymn class, the one with the pituitary gland problem? Perhaps you were that kid. Well I have a female blueberry example of such hormonal overdrive in my veg chamber.
A grower who began with pure sativa, I was always frustrated by blueberry's sluggish growth. This plant's growth rate is amazing. It easily outpaces every bb pheno and every other strain in the box, and it branches extremely well when topped, which has been lacking in other bb phenos. And it clones sooo easily, more easily than white widow. The bb clones are already pushing on the humidity dome while the others are still getting their bearings. It has very very little coloring on the stems.
But I wonder if it is a sativa pheno of BB? I read something about it on the old strainguides. I think he said it had no coloring on the stems but surprisingly flowered purple (which I'm hoping for).
So, if you're an old hand at blueberry, have you run across a sativa-leaning pheno like this? Or have I popped the Yao Ming of Blueberries by shear volume?
A couple years ago in a city far away I was mailing out clones of various strains and Blueberry seeds to OGers. I had some crappy free KC Brains strains that all hermied after topping, but I caught them very early and monitored my seed-mommy closely before doing a controlled pollination, so I am certain of the seeds' veracity, they are blueberryxblueberry, Dutch Passion to be exact.
I've popped 40+ of these seeds in three separate grows, and have popped and flowered several other strains. I pay careful attention to phenotypes.
The issue is I think I have a genetic freak on my hands. You know that massive greasy smelly kid from junior high gymn class, the one with the pituitary gland problem? Perhaps you were that kid. Well I have a female blueberry example of such hormonal overdrive in my veg chamber.
A grower who began with pure sativa, I was always frustrated by blueberry's sluggish growth. This plant's growth rate is amazing. It easily outpaces every bb pheno and every other strain in the box, and it branches extremely well when topped, which has been lacking in other bb phenos. And it clones sooo easily, more easily than white widow. The bb clones are already pushing on the humidity dome while the others are still getting their bearings. It has very very little coloring on the stems.
But I wonder if it is a sativa pheno of BB? I read something about it on the old strainguides. I think he said it had no coloring on the stems but surprisingly flowered purple (which I'm hoping for).
So, if you're an old hand at blueberry, have you run across a sativa-leaning pheno like this? Or have I popped the Yao Ming of Blueberries by shear volume?