SOUR DUBBLE INFO THREAD

[mellowfellow]

WHere is that Alpha Diesel hiding? That one would pair great!

I wish I still had straight alpha diesel. I should of made f2's.
Instead I made the alpha diesel x sour bubble bx2 ix1.
That cross has some real winners in it.

Hammerhead, that sour dubb x bio diesel has me real interested.
I see stax is going to be releasing some more of your gear.
Would those by chance be included?

Dansbud, I just picked up two packs of the gorilla bubble bx2. That crossed to the sour dubb sounds sick!

 

[Hammerhead]

No only place that had those was Beanbid

 

[mellowfellow]

Bummer. I'm going to go and check out beanbid now and see what's up.
Doesn't look like they have got much going on right now. No biggie, I've got plenty to sort through anyways.

 

[oti$]

Sour dubble x querkle

...and my dubb clone is taking off, stacking nodes, and popping out new leaves after a rough start...

 

[oti$]

I was expecting something sweet from the querkle x, but so far it smells like...feet...in a good weed kinda way...
It also needs more than the 1.2 ec I've been feeding her, the leaves are a bit lighter than I'd like
I've got some dubb x gorilla bubble on the way and a dubb x pure kush in a beer cup too...

 

[Hammerhead]

lol, Its all in the hunt for the right Phenos. Never expect to get the same thing as what others get.. I had 1 that was similar to that aroma. She was 1 of the frostiest but her aroma was 1 of the oddest I had come by.

 

[oti$]

It's not off-putting, just not what I expected. It's looks like it's going to be pretty and one of the nicer yielders in the bunch. Nice pics hammer, as always

 

[Tonygreen]

Here is one of your s2 hammer, hungry and slightly pissed at me for my treatment, ready for up pot... or root trim ha!
She is a trooper though, i beat the shit out of this thing so far ha! Thank you man.

 

[rockymountainJ]

Here is one of your s2 hammer, hungry and slightly pissed at me for my treatment, ready for up pot... or root trim ha!
She is a trooper though, i beat the shit out of this thing so far ha! Thank you man.


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Your just running torture tests!! I'm sure what she will become will be great!! Tony Hammer dansbuds....

 

[Tonygreen]

Damn right.

 

[Happy Times]

Sour dubble x querkle

That's an interesting cross! Lookin good

 

[greendiamond9]

Sour Dubble S1 from yesterday

 

[Hammerhead]

You need an up pot Tony ..

C91 x Sdubb looks fine but no terps that I can detect yet.

 

[who dat is]

Back right corner

 

[Hammerhead]

My mistake turned out to be a dif cross.

 

[Hammerhead]

I forgot to add the 1st SDS2 is looking very close to SDS1 #100. Stem rubs from both have the same terps. If she is similar it wont be kept. These are the next 2 I will flower. I still need to up pot the 2nd 1.

 

[Darealkingjames]

Be interesting to see how the s2s will come out. From some reading I've done don't know how true this is but what I read said s2s are the s1 mom in seed. Supposed to be homogenous for all traits of the s1 mom. Don't know how true that is so I'm keen on seeing your results Hammer

 

[Hammerhead]

I'm not looking for anything close to what I already have. S2/F2 are suppose to bring out more of the hidden recessive traits good and bad.

I gave all of these out as freebies. Only person I have seen with 1 growing is Tony. Maybe someone else will grow and show some of them?

 

[dank.frank]

It's not true at all. An S2 is as stable as an F2 - meaning it will open up all genetic information contained within the breeding pairs.

THE ONLY thing different, from a statistical standpoint, in regards to consistency when selfing - is there is no male genetic information present.

As such, the variation that you see in an selfed line, regardless of what generation, is merely reflective of the variation that exists within the female itself.

If an s1 line is all over the map with different expressions, it shows you that breeding that same plant to a male will only further complicate the process of creating a stable line.

Any s1 generation with a large variation, is theoretically, impossible to stabilize - even within the 8-10 generation range.

THIS is EXACTLY what TomHill tried to get "us" as a collective community to understand. It fell on too many deaf ears. I miss Tom.



dank.Frank

 

[who dat is]