mango audrey ,,high hopes she finishes well here in uk
laos x sk/nl ,,sister to the one posted previously will be tried outdoor
These are great points. I'd say the non serrated are a particular genotype and within that population special plants can be found but not guaranteed .Love the info - thx for sharing ^
One the males I’m using is like above; 75% SE Asian x 25% Gambian
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Few observations
1) lots of plants in flower lose the extent of their serrations especially the non fan leafs / sugar leafs
2) lack of serrations could be indicative of the “goods” but as we’ve seen & learned in the Gambians plants with no serrations fall apart & have serious transpiration issues - there’s a fine line & balance that’s necessary
3) fertilization (minerals, synthetics) can effect the presence or lack there of of serrations
Peace y’all
Niceand chips
Max amount of the “Dr type” I tolerate in a cross or cultivar, but this plant will yield at least a few ounces so I’m not complainingand im with you on the grinspoon phenos ,
i think they are a complete waste and not practical and should not be sought after at all ,
this is like wild cannabis structure , not something worked to be more productive ,
they should be avoided in my opinion and just seens as impractical novelties ,
not as potential breeding stock by any means ...
ahh i thought that funky ,When I say backcrossing I mean crossing back to the same genetics, I dont keep cuts, for myself it is too much, I like variety
I try to avoid endogamy crossing it back to the same plant. I try to cross it back with another plant of the same strain, but when I did it with CG72 or Ohz it leads to inbreeding depression. I will check probably next season next year
Chips rule, I indulge once a weed or sometimes once every 5 days, I love them too much
I can still find grass fed cows. Trippy steaks. I am not joking. The trick is in their feeding. here they are fed rye and from their shit grows the psylocibe cubensis I have in my freezer
Trippy steaks indeed
Grass fed cows are becoming as rare as sativas these days
Enjoy them while they last
oh yes that lady is great ledo,Max amount of the “Dr type” I tolerate in a cross or cultivar, but this plant will yield at least a few ounces so I’m not complaining
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These pictures do no justice, these are tiny calyx balls of hash, effectively
The point of breeding f1 hybrids is take 2 unrelated varieties is heterosis hybrid vigor. Your actually creating new traits not found in either parent. Don't get caught up in the indica/sativa nonsense it's irrelevant when kept at f1. Resin is what we are growing. The trichome profile is what we're interested inI am luckily having dry nights and I can see the difference
They clearly prefer dry cold than wet cold
So Porterhouse have different names, it is called rib with tenderloin here
I take all fat out, there is enough marble fat in the steak. I understand it is tastier if cooked with the fat but it is very heavy for me
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Glorious chips have different names too
Do you call them french fries? I call them papafrita
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We learnt together with led05 that colombian weed in North America is very different to what was colombian weed at the southern parts of the continent and this is clearly matter of confusion and it is also surprising
I have questions, I hope you dont mind guys
I am growing Mong Hsat. I am not making any cross on the girl, I made south east asian crosses with the boys which are currently on the making
Why would you use a non productive strain like Mong Hsat for your commercial crosses?
Why do you cross it to indicas? The result will be another indica and there are probably many strains more interesting to do this
This is the first Thai I am harvesting from Ace Seeds release
This must be the P5 and it shows inbreeding depression
This is the top shot of the Ace Thai girl, a 3 meter tall plant, I expect I will get dry finnished product around 10 grams of sugar leaves mostly.
Meatless bone
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This is Northern Thai '08 x Laos Mango
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I crossed this plant back to the Northern Thai males
All the backcrosses I tried so far gave inbreeding depression problems, I hope this wont happen thanks to the 25% Mango Haze IBL part of the combo having a lot of genetical mix in it. So in next combo this would become 75% Northern Thai, 12,5% Laos and 12,5% Mango Haze IBL
Why the inbreeding depression problems in backcrossing and how it can be avoided?
The grinspoon phenos are not desirable. I think grinspoon phenos is the end of the line and from there is downhill, at least is what happened to me here
I wonder this selection is what is in the C5/Mango/Laos? In your estimation Mr Duck, what is the closest strains you've come across in your work (or other) that resemble those outstanding old SE Asians some of we old buggers so revere? Potent, trippy, joyous (most times!) and unforgettable. Lack of encore cant all be attributed to tolerance issues surely? That shit could cut through granite!View media item 17466697
figured i better add a picture too since ive mostly been just babbling away , haha ,
this is grown from a cutting of laos i kept for a few years ,
it was the most productive of the lot and i really enjoyed the high from her ,
i used her in a lot of seed making projects which i think went quite well ,
in time , if i get the chance too , id like to look around in laos for more seed ,
i think theres better to be had there than thailand ,
and a lot of seed in recent times found in thailand are likely from the laos brickweed in any case ...
i had hallucinations on still a bit wet 70s Landrace.. .Like 5 days old, limegreen.. fresh,fermentation was practiced first in the jungles so maybe that could play role in stuff like "sumatra tripping weed"