Okay all, nice to see all the good vibes.
This is my own final decision on this... The harvest is nigh, and my verdict is in:
Dabney and M39 are NOT the same clone. Dabney ripened about a week earlier than the M39. I still don't know if what I have is the actual Dabney that everyone talks about. What I do know is this... the cut I have called "Dabney" is soooo similar to the M39, it's almost impossible to tell the difference, especially during the first half of flowering.
On the smell, I SUPPOSE you could call this a blueberry smell, but I swear, the Dab and the M39 also smell SOOOOOOO similar, with just a hint of difference. The Dabney has a BIT less of the sweet skunk smell of the M39, but other than that, they're almost identical.
This indicates they're both from the same breeding, because two plants that are this similar MUST be from the same progeny. Coincidence is no excuse in this case.
To Smokey and Jimmy, you'se guys were right. I concede to you! hehehe
It was a fun thread though, eh? From the first pics, there was no difference, they even smelled identical at that time. The last few weeks were where the differences emerged.
As far as yield potential... ummm... they're also very similar in that department too. Which kicks ass.
One other thing I noticed, a difference between them... the edges of the bud leaves on the Dabney are more ruffled, slightly more, than the M39. What I mean is, the leaf edges are wavy, where the M39's are more straight. But this is a truly subtle difference.
So there we have it, a thread trying to answer a question, and my question was answered right here in my garden. Good times though, generally. cc
This is my own final decision on this... The harvest is nigh, and my verdict is in:
Dabney and M39 are NOT the same clone. Dabney ripened about a week earlier than the M39. I still don't know if what I have is the actual Dabney that everyone talks about. What I do know is this... the cut I have called "Dabney" is soooo similar to the M39, it's almost impossible to tell the difference, especially during the first half of flowering.
On the smell, I SUPPOSE you could call this a blueberry smell, but I swear, the Dab and the M39 also smell SOOOOOOO similar, with just a hint of difference. The Dabney has a BIT less of the sweet skunk smell of the M39, but other than that, they're almost identical.
This indicates they're both from the same breeding, because two plants that are this similar MUST be from the same progeny. Coincidence is no excuse in this case.
To Smokey and Jimmy, you'se guys were right. I concede to you! hehehe
It was a fun thread though, eh? From the first pics, there was no difference, they even smelled identical at that time. The last few weeks were where the differences emerged.
As far as yield potential... ummm... they're also very similar in that department too. Which kicks ass.
One other thing I noticed, a difference between them... the edges of the bud leaves on the Dabney are more ruffled, slightly more, than the M39. What I mean is, the leaf edges are wavy, where the M39's are more straight. But this is a truly subtle difference.
So there we have it, a thread trying to answer a question, and my question was answered right here in my garden. Good times though, generally. cc