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Tynehead Tom

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Gonna grow some Coastal Blueberry this summer and I'm expecting connoisseur quality blueberry terps and aromas from these beans. Some are even saying it's the best blueberry they have ever grown...... let's find out shall we ?
feel free to share your own pics of this line if you are growing them too.
Yesterday evening I scuffed 20 seeds in my seed scuffer and into wet paper towels.
This afternoon I checked on the seeds and was really happy to see 16 of the 20 seeds already had emerging root tips so I potted them all up into starter pots and the adventure begins. I'll probably do fairly regular updates as these grow and they will stay indoors until June 10th as I am at 52N, 3000ft elevation i western canuckistan and it's snowing outside right now as I type this LOL
here is proof of life :)

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DARKSIDER

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Gonna grow some Coastal Blueberry this summer and I'm expecting connoisseur quality blueberry terps and aromas from these beans. Some are even saying it's the best blueberry they have ever grown...... let's find out shall we ?
feel free to share your own pics of this line if you are growing them too.
Yesterday evening I scuffed 20 seeds in my seed scuffer and into wet paper towels.
This afternoon I checked on the seeds and was really happy to see 16 of the 20 seeds already had emerging root tips so I potted them all up into starter pots and the adventure begins. I'll probably do fairly regular updates as these grow and they will stay indoors until June 10th as I am at 52N, 3000ft elevation i western canuckistan and it's snowing outside right now as I type this LOL
here is proof of life :)

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Best of luck Tynehead Tom :good::lurk:
 

Tynehead Tom

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Best of luck this season @Tynehead Tom . I think I have some of those in the stash. Have you grown them before?
I have not flowered out this latest Fgen myself yet , it was released last year though. Quite a few grows on overgrow from others . Some of the Canadian growers killed it last summer and are still posting high praises..... like best blueberry they have every grown.
 

Tynehead Tom

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well, 18 of 20 Coastal Blueberry beans are up and happy. 2 didn't sprout with the others but I've left them under the light and kept watering lightly. I see life in one of them today so that's 19 ;)
I see some of them are frosty little sprouts too which is nice to see. Some variation in the initial leaf shapes as well. In the pic , the bottom row is Coastal Blueberry, next 2 rows are Freisland IBL(2017) and the rest of the rows are Coastal Blueberry. In that bottom row, 2nd from the left , it's hard to see but that one came up as a twin.
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Tynehead Tom

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well the seedlings are 16 days old today and I moved them out the veg room under the HLG 600Bspec
Few more days and they will get transplanted to 1 gallons while they wait till the 10th of June to go outside.
Everthing is moving right along.... even the two seeds that didn't sprout right away eventually came up but are super slow although they look healthy enough. They will get culled if they don't accellerate thier growth rate soon.
anyways
a dozen Friesland Indica IBL on the left and the rest are Coastal Blueberry
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Tynehead Tom

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well , another week has slid on by as we get closer to June 10 when plants get transplanted and go outside.
Hopefully by then these will be mature enough to show sex and I can isolate the females and males.
The look a little haggard but are growing fine. I moved them into the 5x5 tent and they are lit by an HLG 600 Bspec. I have it about 4 feet or so above the plants at about 50%. I had it lower but the plants reacted negatively. They seem happier with the light well above the canopy. This is one powerful veg light I can attest to that. I usually run it at 6ft from the floor in the 7.5 x 7.5 ft room and as you can see by the pics in my previous post, the seedlings grow nicely with minimal stretch even with the light that far away. Generally i run it 60% and rarely have it higher.

anyhow here is today's pictures.... don't mind the shiddy looking clones around the lower edge and right side. Plants i am trying to save from extinction and i suck at cloning. At least they are rooted so time will tell. Also in the mix are 4 yellow tagged plants..... 3 down in the lower middle and one off to the right side
Those are 2 Darlin's Net and 2 Blueberry Muffin clones
The left 2 rows of seedlings are Friesland Indica IBL and the rest of them are Coastal Blueberry, today is day 22 of veg.
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CocoNut 420

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Hey bud, your seeds are looking well, I've since started 6 coastal blueberry but I've lost 2 of them, 2 look like shit and 2 look ok?
Idk why that is but they're clearly not happy.

There's a chance I've buffered my coco then potted without rinsing it with nutrient, failing that idk what the problem could be?
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It's now dead 🤔
 

Tynehead Tom

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That's a bummer man.
I've tried coco a few times but i was killing plants so I went back to my tried and true Sunshine mix 4.
I have a pretty good sack of the Coastal Blueberry and pulled 20 seeds without any selection. 18 are nice seedlings doing there thing. The last 2 took a few days longer to sprout and are much slower growing than the other 18. All 20 seeds popped and are growing though so I doubt the issues you are having are the seeds. This line was released last year around 420 and there have been lots of grows (on OG) reporting great things so it was time for me to throw down a good seed pop to see what I can find.
I also was sent the HSO breeder's cut of Blueberry Muffin so will probably flower one of those out alongside these Coastal Blueberry plants. The Friesland Indica IBL will hopefully get to make some seeds with both these blueberry lines in an effort to shave down flowering times for my region at 52N/3000ft western Canada.
 

Tynehead Tom

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Plants are really taking off now. Turned the HLG Bspec up to 60% and they are all getting full strength feed now. Temps in the tent are staying constant at 74 to 76F and 41% to 45% RH. They are getting 24hr lighting because that's just how I roll. There are 10 CB1 and 10 CB2 each representing the 2 mothers the seed line came from. (plants in the far left row are friesland) There are 2 real slow ones in the CB1 group and I think they will get culled. Only the best make it to the big show and we are 14 days away from these going out to the greenhouse.
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and the Friesland Indica IBL that I'm going to be looking for a prize male.... if there is one in the 12 seeds I popped. It's a tight IBL so hopefully hunting out the right male will not be too difficult.
The two rows on the left are the Friesland
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Tynehead Tom

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well now it been a few weeks and the plants have gotten really hungy and desperate for root space.
Ended up with 11 females from the 20 seeds. Not bad ;)
They look a little rough but they went out to the greenhouse yesterday, today being thier first full day of sunshine. Was nice, intermittent clouds but mostly sunny and warm all day.
These will be getting transplanted to 15 gallon totes of my soil mix over the next couple days and then it's all mother nature from here till harvest. Well.... I gotta water them of course but otherwise hehehe
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CocoNut 420

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Hey bud, your seeds are looking well, I've since started 6 coastal blueberry but I've lost 2 of them, 2 look like shit and 2 look ok?
Idk why that is but they're clearly not happy.

There's a chance I've buffered my coco then potted without rinsing it with nutrient, failing that idk what the problem could be?
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It's now dead 🤔
Omg that's a month, I've one coastal blueberry still clinging to life.
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I'll keeping trying to get it on track it feels like a challenge now 😅
 

Tynehead Tom

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I haven't tried growing in coco yet, been using sunshine mix 4 since i was first taught to grow back in 89.
Dabbled in hydro here and there but always end up back with the sunshine 4.

I miscounted the females from the 20 seeds and there were actually 12 and one that looks female but not white pistils so I dunno. I calculated my required soil amounts this year and I made up 2 batches of 150 gallons each. I should have mixed up an extra 50 gallons but too late now. The reammended , recycled soil needs at least a couple weeks to cook before use. I use quality composted sheep manure so at least that is not a hot fertilizer. Indoors I use just sunshine mix and GH ferts but outside I make my mix based on the old tom hill recipe that is in the old overgrow archives.

anyhow..... the 10 Coastal Blueberry are in thier 15 gallon totes and the small one of the 3 left over is going to go back inside and get flipped to flower right away with a few other plants I have.
The two other coastal blueberries I just gave to a friend down the road so I will be able to visit those from time to time if things go well.
Here's how they look today ;)
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and the 3 left over
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gonna be fun watching these blow up. We have had some good sunshine since i put these out and they are starting to make the best of it.
 
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