Here's what's going on in the closet. Chem D in the middle surrounded by skunk 18's on the right, ak-47 f2 females on the left, triangle kush scrogged on the bottom, and a paraguayan bagseed female top left corner.
I thought I was done dealing with my last batch of soil, but forgot these skunk 18's have been re-vegging in it from when I force sexed them as teens. Took 3 months to get them back on track. This is #5 and there's one more, #6 a couple weeks behind. Looking good so far, hopefully I can keep them happy.
They're a lot more squat here than they would be naturally because of the re-veg. Their normal stature is more like this:
That's Male #1 looking good for round 2. First round I collected and mixed all the male pollen. Wanted to get some from this guy solo.
Out of 4 females flowered so far, 3 of them were fruity not skunky, but one also had some kushy, meaty, body odor notes. I think this male is a similar pheno. Stem rub he gives off a rubbery, skunky smell. Although I haven't found the skunkbud in this line so far, there's some impressive qualities in there. All very hardy with super stong frames, big yielding, very frosty, and quick finishing. So far all done in about 8 weeks. Might be something worth digging into in the future.
The paraguayan is a single seed that was sent to me from Brazil from a real cool friendly grower there. He said these smell like chocolate which I've been dying to find. From the start she's had a wicked strong spicy earthy smell on the stem rub that got my respect real quick.
Bit of a rough start... Almost killed her by accident about a month ago but she's bounced back pretty well. Right now she's a little bit crammed into the corner but once the D is harvested I'll open her up.
I thought I was done dealing with my last batch of soil, but forgot these skunk 18's have been re-vegging in it from when I force sexed them as teens. Took 3 months to get them back on track. This is #5 and there's one more, #6 a couple weeks behind. Looking good so far, hopefully I can keep them happy.
They're a lot more squat here than they would be naturally because of the re-veg. Their normal stature is more like this:
That's Male #1 looking good for round 2. First round I collected and mixed all the male pollen. Wanted to get some from this guy solo.
Out of 4 females flowered so far, 3 of them were fruity not skunky, but one also had some kushy, meaty, body odor notes. I think this male is a similar pheno. Stem rub he gives off a rubbery, skunky smell. Although I haven't found the skunkbud in this line so far, there's some impressive qualities in there. All very hardy with super stong frames, big yielding, very frosty, and quick finishing. So far all done in about 8 weeks. Might be something worth digging into in the future.
The paraguayan is a single seed that was sent to me from Brazil from a real cool friendly grower there. He said these smell like chocolate which I've been dying to find. From the start she's had a wicked strong spicy earthy smell on the stem rub that got my respect real quick.
Bit of a rough start... Almost killed her by accident about a month ago but she's bounced back pretty well. Right now she's a little bit crammed into the corner but once the D is harvested I'll open her up.
