Lebanese
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Old Piney
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Shit that's some bad luckDamn all I got was males and 2 seeds that didn’t pop with the Lebanese.
Very lol but I had a sensi star that kept preflowering all the time and the Lebanese males kept trying to flower. And I got about 50ish seeds of a grape fuely sensi star x Lebanese. That I need to go through in the future.
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Here are some pictures from Aug 13.
These are F1 seedlings of Lebanese #5 x Nepal Jam.
L#5 was an especially potent plant from the 10 Lebanese females grown last year. The buds on these are more mature than either the Lebanese or Nepal Jam were at this time last year.
These plants were put outside in a blackberry patch in early June and have not been watered or tended to, other than 1 application of fertilizer shortly after planting. The smells from the plants with the bigger buds smell like the fruity Lebanese mixed with the creaminess from the Nepal Jam.
If these seeds turn out to be good I will plant more next year and inbreed/select the best, but this year is a test run to see if it's worth exploring.
All were pollinated with Purple Satellite pollen saved from last season.
#1 The best looking and smelling so far.
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These are F1 seedlings of Lebanese #5 x Nepal Jam.
L#5 was an especially potent plant from the 10 Lebanese females grown last year. The buds on these are more mature than either the Lebanese or Nepal Jam were at this time last year.
These plants were put outside in a blackberry patch in early June and have not been watered or tended to, other than 1 application of fertilizer shortly after planting. The smells from the plants with the bigger buds smell like the fruity Lebanese mixed with the creaminess from the Nepal Jam.
If these seeds turn out to be good I will plant more next year and inbreed/select the best, but this year is a test run to see if it's worth exploring.
All were pollinated with Purple Satellite pollen saved from last season.
#1 The best looking and smelling so far.
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
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Tranquilidade
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So as far as I understood, these are F1s? When did they start to flower?
Old Piney
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I'm amazed that they are this early. When did the Nepal jam flower compared to the Lebanese
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Yes, these are F1s. I edited the original post to include this.
I'm not sure exactly when they started to flower but I would guess about 2 or 3 weeks ago?
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This is a picture of the mother Lebanese plant on August 19 last year. It seems like #2 and #3 of the L5xNJ are about on par with the Lebanese flowering time, but the rest are more advanced than their mother.
And this is a picture of a Nepal Jam female from august 19 2023, from the same generation of Nepal Jam seeds that the males came from. As you can see, it has just barely started to flower.
Old Piney
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That's crazy , all I can think is the Napali use to make Napal Jam was extremely early and they are expressing that trait
Tranquilidade
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@lohnjennon keep us updating, especially when plants are at the finish 
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An Update on Lebanese #5 x Nepal Jam F1. They are becoming ripe very fast.
This is plant #1.
This is plant #1.
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Yes, I think it's that combined with the semi-auto/early onset of flower from the Lebanese.
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Update on L5 x Nepal Jam F1s. Pictures taken today.
They are getting plump but did have to cut off a bad spot on number #5.
I am not sure how much longer until they are ready. Anyone have a guess? The weather for the next week looks good and not much rain in the forecast. Hopefully they will make it.
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They are getting plump but did have to cut off a bad spot on number #5.
I am not sure how much longer until they are ready. Anyone have a guess? The weather for the next week looks good and not much rain in the forecast. Hopefully they will make it.
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Tranquilidade
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Keep them pushing if weather is fine.
hope you are doing fine!Oh no, hope all is well. 
acespicoli
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Hi @acespicoli we usually work a new generation of a landrace already available when stocks are close to sold out, and that's not the current stock status for the Lebanese. We are currently focused on other projects, including some new incensey hybrids, and a genuine Kashmir hashplant indica, which has not been available to the public before.
acespicoli
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I should check the Leb stock at the usual retailers sound like,behind on reading the emailed news letter admittedly.
a genuine Kashmir hashplant indica, sounds interesting and a great addition to the catalog
will check it out thanks for sharing the good news
Is it something similar to the Kashmir azad like bodh/bare frog had or something much different?
