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DonkDBZ
Anyone grown these C-99 f4's?
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hempknowsis
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curious as well..
I know a few people who have... they appear to be the bomb bizzy!
The breeder is also a great guy!
peace!
The breeder is also a great guy!
peace!
have ten started outdoors...sooooo few months and will see.......
ganj on.............
ganj on.............
The End Is Near
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I don't think anyone can know, as they've only come out about a month ago, a week or two after Wally's release. I don't think there were batches before that, but I could be wrong. I was curious on this too but there's not much info on this new seedbank.
CityKnightz
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C-99 is such a stable and worked strain, it would hard for anybody to fuck it up. My guess is its gonna be just as good as all the others.
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Pretty much right on though each line has some subtle differences depending on what fems/males the breeder focused on. By the time a cubed strain gets to an F4 you are not going to see much variation plant-to-plant from a batch of beans.
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Cinderella99
Right on bro....
Right on bro....
And although some folks don't want to hear it, a lot of the latest incarnations (ie: beyond F4) are significantly more indica leaning than BG F1 and, as you point out, with less variation. It makes complete sense that breeders of this strain would opt for quicker, heavier plants with each generation. Peace.
Right on bro....
And although some folks don't want to hear it, a lot of the latest incarnations (ie: beyond F4) are significantly more indica leaning than BG F1 and, as you point out, with less variation. It makes complete sense that breeders of this strain would opt for quicker, heavier plants with each generation. Peace.
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I've sampled this generation and basically...it's C99...lol. This F4 stuff was created via open pollination using 2 males and multiple fems to help maintain genetic diversity. C99 was pretty damn stable from the start. For an IBL it's usually the F4, 5 or 6 generation from distinctly different P1's before it's stable and when C99 was released I would not consider it an F1 in the classical sense due to the cubing but use the F4 thing as a frame of reference for the purpose of discussion. You take 2 IBL's, for example Bhangi Haze from Ace Seeds is an F6 now and would easily consider that an IBL at this point especially after seeing some pics of grows, and cross to C99 and you can probably achieve IBL 'status' earlier in the F generations with these distinctly different P1's.
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Cinderella99
That makes some sense Mountain...LOL...Have you grown any BG F1 C99?
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Mountain
No...but did grow out some club cuts back about 5 years ago that simply had to be directly from BG stock...guess an assumption really but hard to believe otherwise. I know Cannacopia was working on an open pollination of plants selected from 4 packs of original BG stock, there's a thread about it in the Breeders Laboratory section here (pretty sure that's where it is), but was put on hold and a bit surprised it's not done yet. For sure those will be KILLER beans for anyone's vault if and when they become available. Since his stuff sells for $35 for 10 I recommend peeps stock up if they are ever released.
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i was looking at those.i have a mix of gnc99 ,female seeds .and i was told 2 brother grimm seeds and wallys c99x grape fruit it looks to be the heathiest
one of them all.
one of them all.
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hempknowsis
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what do you guys have to say about the high described? I've heard others say c99 was a little more...mellow, eurphoric. This sounds a litle racey...
"High-type is edgy, with a decent body thump to her as well, very powerful and intense. Those of you who love that edgy sativa side will love this one for sure."
"High-type is edgy, with a decent body thump to her as well, very powerful and intense. Those of you who love that edgy sativa side will love this one for sure."
Sleestak
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read it in context...
"You will find approximatley 1 in 16 females that will be a little stretchier with smaller yields and her cola formations will be a bit elongated. This phenotype has a more citrus fruit aroma to her and is also off the chain with resin production. In my opinion a real keeper, especially for the connoisseur.
High-type is edgy, with a decent body thump to her as well, very powerful and intense. Those of you who love that edgy sativa side will love this one for sure."
Saying that one pheno is racy/edgy.
Don't know anything about kingdom or their c99...for me, c99 is similar, slightly more satvia high than diesel. happy n uplifting, but def not edgy. thought others have told me different, and I do prefer 'extreme' sativas so may not effect me like most.
"You will find approximatley 1 in 16 females that will be a little stretchier with smaller yields and her cola formations will be a bit elongated. This phenotype has a more citrus fruit aroma to her and is also off the chain with resin production. In my opinion a real keeper, especially for the connoisseur.
High-type is edgy, with a decent body thump to her as well, very powerful and intense. Those of you who love that edgy sativa side will love this one for sure."
Saying that one pheno is racy/edgy.
Don't know anything about kingdom or their c99...for me, c99 is similar, slightly more satvia high than diesel. happy n uplifting, but def not edgy. thought others have told me different, and I do prefer 'extreme' sativas so may not effect me like most.
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NoddaPuppet
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...and the fun begins...lol. Here's an original description from BG...
As always some marketing hype and BS in the breeders description. I've personally never heard her high type being described as mellow and euphoric nor have experienced that in all the samples I've tried over the last 5 years.
hempknowsis
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sorry, maybe my wording was off. Compared to what I've heard about original c99 and kingdoms, kingdoms seem to come off a little more....uncomfortable maybe. I just usually don't hear c99 described as "edgy" or "intense".
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Mountain
No apologies necessary bro...just a discussion. I've heard peeps described the same strain very differently cause that has to do with the pheno, how it was grown and how someone's brain/body responds to the cannabinoid profile...and also dealing with how someone describes their experience. I find C99 to be a bit spacey myself...in all the samples I've smoked. It has never really agreed with me. I've heard people describe it as a bit racy going back many years. There's no way you can get a true sativa experience unless you get to the 10 week mark in flower. From everything I know certain cannabinoids can not be produced until you get to that point. C99 is not on my 10 best or even a strain I'd spend time looking for and think it's really best suited for certain breeding work particularly for working with loooooong flowering sats. I know C99 is popular and for good reason but not my cup of tea.
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