My dried seeds are kept in zip lock bags in the fridge. They are in vials or small containers marked then separated by photo Auto or Fems. Then I can find what I am looking for. I have seeds from 2016 I just popped. 3 out of 5 popped .
How long that been going. Started indoor?
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That’s a Headband/Haze started the seeds March 15. It’s all natural light, except for some fluorescent strips when young.
praying to the sun
It's my understanding that seeds stored for less then ten years are best stored in the fridge in a air tight container. For seeds stored longer you might consider freezing them you ,will lose a percentage and you have to be careful moving them while frozen.The embryo is easily damaged then .I had a bunch of seeds frozen from 1993 to 2014 with about 50 percent germination. I used a Tupperware container with the seeds in paper packs and a silica pack inside
Noted and appreciated.
Plants are doing well, been cooler this week. They are adjusting to low light and getting taller as usual. The leaves are beginning to expand. Next week has several rounds of rain and temps in the low 80's F so they will get some good growth.
Saw a little bit of nitrogen burn due to difficulty mixing the plot and may need to dial the rate back next time. Its pretty minor and is what I saw last year. Relatively small spots on a few lower leaves, and all the new leaves are unaffected and expanding well. Should do well especially with abundant moisture in the next few days. Will help wash out the nitrogen a little. Then we will see some awesome growth!
Going to be on the low side with the rate when doing a broadcast application later in the month. Will be using Healthy Grow 3-3-3 which is chicken manure, feather meal and potash and also using cottonseed meal like last year.
Straw phase. Should see great things this week. Stood a few of them up and pulled the runts. Had a nice rain today about 1/2 inch.
One of the volunteer plants snapped and was weak rooted anyway, so got it pulled out. The other one is cooking along pretty well and is going to be a high yielder! Has about 2 months lead on the other plants. Pruned twice so far, may do one more topping or more if necessary. Want to let it grow up with the other plants and not tower too much above the canopy.
Simple dependable mix. The humus from bark must be really great for the soil. Bark mulch grows really good turfgrass and its all shreded composted bark. Do you top dress fertilize?Looking forward to everyone’s efforts this year, l can see there’s been some work put in
Anyway l just thought I’d share a few photos from a couple of weeks back.
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A 5gs Purple, keeper pheno. View attachment 19009420 View attachment 19009421 And, of course, the third and final pick of the Blackdog. View attachment 19009422 View attachment 19009423 View attachment 19009424 Have a good one,
Cheers,
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Airtight in the refrigerator is best. When freezing have to be careful to thaw them out slowly or thaw in the fridge I have read.
Getting some warm this week with chances for rain. Should see them catch up soon. Plants won't be topped except the volunteer.View from Sunday. God understands all the little details. He keeps track of it all. Will get the weeds out once it dries. A quick wipe down with a leather glove is all it takes.
The mother, the Hindu Purple Kush X Afghan M10, was a favorite 2 years ago. It was a tall upright pheno with long branches vs the squat hashplant pheno. The flowers had a wonderful light purple but strong hashy flavor. The effects were just great. Relaxing without being heavy-headed, anxiety reducing, pain relieving.
