Beautiful place, doing the good work. You have my Respect. I will just be sitting on a bucket dreaming about recreating your paradise close to my home.
Sun on my back; Dirt on my hands…
xet
Active member
I agree, how dare he tickle our balls like that without an explanationthis demands an explanation
ledo
Chasing the Present
thank you
Hello all,
Incredibly inspirational thread going here with all kinds of contributions (not just pot). Good show.
@led05 Toothless Gambian - this demands an explanation
Toothless Gambian, it's just that, a pure Gambian that just popped up that has no serrations at all, absolutely none..... 3-4 years or so ago I did a bulking / reproduction of some old and a rare The Gambia seeds, seeds @Mustafunk shared with me....... Now I enjoy making seeds of all species of plants and have been doing so a very long time, so like normal I made a ton of Gambian too........
couple weeks back I popped @20 seeds of 5 pure NLD lines, to check on strike rates, how things look, to grow out a few of each of my favorites.... One of the buckets I choose from was Gambian Stars, which is my favorite moms seeds, vs all seeds, I generally make 2 or 3 buckets from each seed process per cultivar... anyhow....
I've probably popped 150 or so Gambian seeds by now that at least grew into tiny plants, this is the only one like this.... In my life I've had a handful of plants with little to no serration ( minimal serration is actually a colombian trait) but this one takes the cake, definitely the most extreme example I've ever seen.... I breed and grow a lot of pepper plants too, and recycle all my mediums indefinitely, so at first I thought it was a pepper seedling...
but as it gets bigger.............
PS - These serrationless plants = waxy caked in trichomes powerhouses in my limited experience, yellow petioles where they meet the fan.... This point right here, this is a different Gambian plant, but I expect this will be all yellow and even more waxy, but as you can see.... The Gambian Line in general..... well it's got the goods
I'm expecting the serrationless one to be even more waxy, waxy, like dipped in candle wax THC...... Yummy
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ledo
Chasing the Present
H. Hanzō
Active member
Bravo • Hurrah • Felicitations friend!thank you
Toothless Gambian, it's just that, a pure Gambian that just popped up that has no serrations at all, absolutely none..... 3-4 years or so ago I did a bulking / reproduction of some old and a rare The Gambia seeds, seeds @Mustafunk shared with me....... Now I enjoy making seeds of all species of plants and have been doing so a very long time, so like normal I made a ton of Gambian too........
couple weeks back I popped @20 seeds of 5 pure NLD lines, to check on strike rates, how things look, to grow out a few of each of my favorites.... One of the buckets I choose from was Gambian Stars, which is my favorite moms seeds, vs all seeds, I generally make 2 or 3 buckets from each seed process per cultivar... anyhow....
I've probably popped 150 or so Gambian seeds by now that at least grew into tiny plants, this is the only one like this.... In my life I've had a handful of plants with little to no serration ( minimal serration is actually a colombian trait) but this one takes the cake, definitely the most extreme example I've ever seen.... I breed and grow a lot of pepper plants too, and recycle all my mediums indefinitely, so at first I thought it was a pepper seedling...
but as it gets bigger.............
PS - These serrationless plants = waxy caked in trichomes powerhouses in my limited experience, yellow petioles where they meet the fan.... This point right here, this is a different Gambian plant, but I expect this will be all yellow and even more waxy, but as you can see.... The Gambian Line in general..... well it's got the goods
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I'm expecting the serrationless one to be even more waxy, waxy, like dipped in candle wax THC...... Yummy
H. Hanzō
Active member
Heavens, buckets you say?
ledo
Chasing the Present
Haha - while I do have many millions of seeds, of 100’s of cultivars, buckets is simply a descriptor to describe separation… reality is they are in tiny jars a few months to cure then go into small envelopes or baggies into vac sealed jars either in fridge or Freezer, pill bins in my desk top drawers for things I may grow in a year or two or so, easy access and all…
Good potato harvest: Russian Banana Fingerlings & Keuka Gold, both are yellow & creamy inside, these are huge fingerlings - 100-125lbs here or so
Seckel (Desert) Pears & @10 different cultivars of apples
My buddy whom is a chef from Naples FL was in town other day, yummy dinner with lots garden inputs
Dude, You hit this one out of the park! Beautiful plants
Congratulations, great job man! its difficult to see such a clean and organized garden, and with such healthy plants, nice show
H. Hanzō
Active member
Sorry friend for the belated response, I’ve come days in a row now to view yours and I am still speechless. It’s humbling to see such a fantastic display of health. I’m listening and observing in awe.
ledo
Chasing the Present
Cleanliness is godliness…. Or at least it prevents a ton of shitCongratulations, great job man! its difficult to see such a clean and organized garden, and with such healthy plants, nice show
- and thank youYour Too kind buddy
Brrr - my breath in cold air ^^^
