Stoneguru
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Hell yeah @StickyBandit. Then find someone who finds a mexican posi with trich stems to the trunk, make the cross. Then hit Tom up and ask him if he's missing a set of keys.
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Tom Hill Haze
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@hempy
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I would select the best Thai type male and female and make seed, I would also do the same with the Colombian side.
I would also then use a Colombian type female and pollinate her with a Thai type male.
Then pollinate a Thai type female and cross a Colombian type male to her.
If you add the open pollination, you would end up with 5 different seed lines.
I would also then use a Colombian type female and pollinate her with a Thai type male.
Then pollinate a Thai type female and cross a Colombian type male to her.
If you add the open pollination, you would end up with 5 different seed lines.
I appreciate this info. I have a pack of A5 Haze x Mirakel Thai seeds that I’ve been holding onto for 15 years. I love reading through these Sativa threads. I think I want to try to pop these seeds!
StickyBandit
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I'm sure you'll have no trouble at all, you'll find lots of time to stare at them, trust me
Would be an interesting exercise but lots of work and lots of clones to keep until a conclusion is reached
That could be great but I think @Tom Hill is doing stellar work just keeping it alive for us over the decadesHell yeah @StickyBandit. Then find someone who finds a mexican posi with trich stems to the trunk, make the cross. Then hit Tom up and ask him if he's missing a set of keys.
Excellent job and a legacy grow imho8 weeks in
Have completed 2x pollinations so far and will do at least one more to offset the pollen that that got into the tent during early watering when I was removing each plant and watering on the scales to aid root development. The scales are dead now, drowned
The two main phenos are easily identified but there's a few in between
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Seeds with a little frost
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More seeds and more frost
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Lumbo type male. Some have a little red streak above the little branches...
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My best girl
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Basic set-up with the center HPS turned off for the shoot
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More seeds
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Under the forest
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Watering method, 1/2 Liter each every 3 days still
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StickyBandit
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You're too generous bud, I'm just growing out a pack of someone elses seed. I'm very fortunate to have them
Genghis Kush.
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Y’all need some education in genetics.
you have no clue what you talking about
you have no clue what you talking about
acespicoli
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thh keeper kinda like item 9
StickyBandit
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I listen to what Tom says, that's why my priority is doing a seed increase as close to an open pollination as possible first and foremost. Anything after that is just having a little fun and seeing what the ACTUAL results are. I'm not removing any plants at all for the seed increase run, just trying to get equal opportunity for all the males
Genghis Kush.
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You are doing a great a job and I am enjoying the watching the progress.I listen to what Tom says, that's why my priority is doing a seed increase as close to an open pollination as possible first and foremost. Anything after that is just having a little fun and seeing what the ACTUAL results are. I'm not removing any plants at all for the seed increase run, just trying to get equal opportunity for all the males
i was referring to people who dont understand that when you when mate two organism, the progeny will always be 50/50 genetically.
a Thai or Colombian looking plant still has the genetics of the other mixed varieties.
genes that effect morphology are different genes than what dictate effects.
who here has smoked enough Thai and Colombian landrace varieties to be able to tell just from effects?
Thai weed can be mellow and Colombian can be stimulating and vice versa
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I dig your style Amigo!Nevil said : "I wouldn't swear on a kilo of Haze hash that..."
THH hash on a bed of THH bracts
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StickyBandit
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You may want to consider not cutting anything for the seed increase if that's one of your goals, you can always reveg selectively after, or keep clones...
Hey GK, this is a valuable contribution bud , thanks for the input
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StickyBandit
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I've read Tom likes the green apple/ sour mango
How do you keep them short? mine grow like bamboo
Just let the pollen fly one last time, massive cloud! Will be doing a male chop probably tomorrow and take a few clones. I found one more general leaf type too, maybe 4 or 5 girls and with scraggly looking buds with lots of single leaves protruding, maybe reminiscent of another parent??
Knop
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I don't know either, but it could be the high pHI've read Tom likes the green apple/ sour mango
How do you keep them short? mine grow like bamboo
Just let the pollen fly one last time, massive cloud! Will be doing a male chop probably tomorrow and take a few clones. I found one more general leaf type too, maybe 4 or 5 girls and with scraggly looking buds with lots of single leaves protruding, maybe reminiscent of another parent?? View attachment 19121321
pH 8.0
That’s what Tom suggests as one key indicator along with trichome head size, type, and coverage. Good for you!!
I found none of mine (15) had much to reveal by stem rubs. I think it’s a great help when you’re running large numbers.
I think Tom’s actual quote and pictures of some trichome heads from his IG was posted here recently. He said “hey guys this is what you’re shooting for” or words to that effect.
Loving the progress and updates!!!
