Kaneh
Member
Hi guys,
I'm not breeder, but have been incredibly lucky with strain I got from a friend. (skunk#1 x Parvati landrace x pure ruderalis x pure ruderalis)
It's called Solid Bottom. At first it had wild amount of different phenos, from 3 meter high hindu style plants that didn't even start to make flowers in Finnish summer to short semiautoflowering plants that in good hot summer made beaytyfull ripe big buds!
From original seeds I've been selecting best plants every summer since 2001.
couple years back I found a pheno that is really early, 1m-1.5m high.
From that I found even shorter 100% auto flowering pheno.
2 years back I crossed it with LR to make it even smaller/faster + better leaf/bud ratio.
F1s were just like I wanted.
This summer I was planning to grow as many F2 as possible, to find out if it's really as good as it looks, and again select the best plants.
But after reading this forum I'm having second thoughts. It look's like Low Ryder is everywhere, everybody is making early outdoor crosses with it.
So I'm thinking should I go couple generations back and ditch the LR line and keep this strain more original. I allready have the AF thing going, why should I cross it with some mainstream auto???
So my question really is what would be good strain to cross what I have:
This is where I am at the moment:
- Fast growing short autoflowering strain that doesn't mind cold or rain, is well adapted to scandinavian climate.
- makes decent yeld, considering the size. Harvest is early september.
This is where I'm trying to go with it (these properties I need from a strain I'm gonna x with):
- mold resistance
- good yeld and bud/leaf ratio, even if summer is bad, (not much sun)
- early flowering
- doesn't mind cold, rain or otherwise harsh environment
- doesnt need much nutrients
- short
- more sativa than indica type, but still need to have short flowering time!
Can someone give me advice on this, I'd rather hear firsthand experience, not something that has been read from some seedbank commercial...
Thanks,
I'm not breeder, but have been incredibly lucky with strain I got from a friend. (skunk#1 x Parvati landrace x pure ruderalis x pure ruderalis)
It's called Solid Bottom. At first it had wild amount of different phenos, from 3 meter high hindu style plants that didn't even start to make flowers in Finnish summer to short semiautoflowering plants that in good hot summer made beaytyfull ripe big buds!
From original seeds I've been selecting best plants every summer since 2001.
couple years back I found a pheno that is really early, 1m-1.5m high.
From that I found even shorter 100% auto flowering pheno.
2 years back I crossed it with LR to make it even smaller/faster + better leaf/bud ratio.
F1s were just like I wanted.
This summer I was planning to grow as many F2 as possible, to find out if it's really as good as it looks, and again select the best plants.
But after reading this forum I'm having second thoughts. It look's like Low Ryder is everywhere, everybody is making early outdoor crosses with it.
So I'm thinking should I go couple generations back and ditch the LR line and keep this strain more original. I allready have the AF thing going, why should I cross it with some mainstream auto???
So my question really is what would be good strain to cross what I have:
This is where I am at the moment:
- Fast growing short autoflowering strain that doesn't mind cold or rain, is well adapted to scandinavian climate.
- makes decent yeld, considering the size. Harvest is early september.
This is where I'm trying to go with it (these properties I need from a strain I'm gonna x with):
- mold resistance
- good yeld and bud/leaf ratio, even if summer is bad, (not much sun)
- early flowering
- doesn't mind cold, rain or otherwise harsh environment
- doesnt need much nutrients
- short
- more sativa than indica type, but still need to have short flowering time!
Can someone give me advice on this, I'd rather hear firsthand experience, not something that has been read from some seedbank commercial...
Thanks,