Siberian ruderalis landrace

[med-man]

I've been asked to make autos many times of my fave strains.

Not having the right starting material was a big obstacle until now

Due to plant count numbers and other projects I have on the go i have enough to offer breeders and landrqce affecionados alike.

I can't see these lasting long as the demand for autos increases every year

 

[Creeperpark]

I've been asked to make autos many times of my fave strains.

Not having the right starting material was a big obstacle until now

Due to plant count numbers and other projects I have on the go i have enough to offer breeders and landrqce affecionados alike.

I can't see these lasting long as the demand for autos increases every year View attachment 18993225 View attachment 18993226 View attachment 18993226 View attachment 18993227 View attachment 18993215 View attachment 18993228 View attachment 18993340

Damn. She looks more like a sativa to me. Looks like she has a lot of vigor too. I think perfect for a breeding project. Thanks for sharing your hard work med-man.

 

[heirloomganja]

That photo of Nevil was taken in Hungary. Better starting material imo is Beldia than those ruderalis varieties.

 

[med-man]

That photo of Nevil was taken in Hungary. Better starting material imo is Beldia than those ruderalis varieties.

It was. I just thought it was a super cool photo with the truck and all

 

[med-man]

That photo of Nevil was taken in Hungary. Better starting material imo is Beldia than those ruderalis varieties.

She just withstood -15C windchill -6 temp and snow fall. Not too shabby for little sprouts

 

[Lebanizer]

 

[med-man]

Here they are at 0 sun melted the snow

 

[med-man]

A couple more

 

[Old Piney]

It was. I just thought it was a super cool photo with the truck and all

I believe remember that photo in the catalog. I like the red coloration in the new growth on the seedlings, it's probably from the cold. I am curious to see how you choose to germinate these seeds, soak and crack, sclarification , cold treatment or just wait. I have a pack of seeds from Khalifa Genetics of Siberian rederalis to mess with one day

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[med-man]

I believe remember that photo in the catalog. I like the red coloration in the new growth on the seedlings, it's probably from the cold. I am curious to see how you choose to germinate these seeds, soak and crack, sclarification , cold treatment or just wait. I have a pack of seeds from Khalifa Genetics of Siberian rederalis to mess with one day

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I actually just made a 50/50 mix of potting soil and coco. Will take some pics tonight. I think some are popping off

 

[med-man]

Sorry I was germing tomatoes peppers and cucumbers all day. But got some pics

The reason I like these Rudy's for breeding so much is their big stretch (outside avg 6 feet complete)

I've known so many people buy so many autos and outside or greenhouse they only got 12 inch plants weighing 7 to 14 grams.

Here's a little progress. There are a week behind the williams wonder. The ghost of nevil explained due to their cold resistance the shells are extra thick. Take a bit more time to crack

 

[Creeperpark]

Sorry I was germing tomatoes peppers and cucumbers all day. But got some pics

The reason I like these Rudy's for breeding so much is their big stretch (outside avg 6 feet complete)

I've known so many people buy so many autos and outside or greenhouse they only got 12 inch plants weighing 7 to 14 grams.

Here's a little progress. There are a week behind the williams wonder. The ghost of nevil explained due to their cold resistance the shells are extra thick. Take a bit more time to crack

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I bet the seeds are small because those are tiny starts. This should be interesting to watch. We can get a first-hand look at a ruderalis grow.

 

[med-man]

Germ rates seem a bit low on these but who knows they could be longer sprout type.

Rumor has it they have a super hard strong shell. I should have soaked them for 24 to 48 hours

 

[med-man]

 

[Lebanizer]

Germ rates seem a bit low on these but who knows they could be longer sprout type.

Rumor has it they have a super hard strong shell. I should have soaked them for 24 to 48 hours

Low and also erratic ! What's your current germination % ?

 

[med-man]

Low and also erratic ! What's your current germination % ?

This bag I got is probably popping at 33%

I'm sure I could increase the odds with a little scratch and soak

 

[med-man]

The snow and weather beaten sprouts from last years harvest are now looking thick as thieves in the warmer sunnier weather

 

[med-man]

Quick update.

Spring came early but summer came late. Only a matter of time until these start popping off

 

[Creeperpark]

Quick update.

Spring came early but summer came late. Only a matter of time until these start popping off

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Damn, they are slow to take off. I guess they are spending a lot of energy growing below the ground than above. They look healthy.

 

[zaprjaques]

Damn, they are slow to take off. I guess they are spending a lot of energy growing below the ground than above. They look healthy.

or maybe they are able to slow down their metabolism, maybe even go in stasis, depending on environmental triggers.
always found the siberian ruderalis very intriguing.