[abirdintheair]

day 63 plant A

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day 63 plant B

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day 63 plant C

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day 70 plant A

[Karma G]

By looks Your C and A clearly show Biker offspring.

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day 70 plant B

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day 70 plant C

[HortiLab]

Nice, chunky buds abirdintheair!!

[abirdintheair]

thanks horti, this upgraded/modified soil run with these beans really showed through in plant A as is one of the chunkiest ive pulled off in awhile.

-quick found male discription

I completely forgot that in the beginning of my run i came across two males. one was a runt that was culled, and the other had some weird traits going on. in past experiences the stamens all look the same and form in clusters along most flower growth points. this males stamens however were both visually and spacially different. one side of the stamens 'cover leaf' - the part that opens to drop the pollen, was longer and wrapped over the tip of the stamen itself, makin each one look like a scorpion stinger. then, instead of being clumped together they were spread out in pairs of 2s or 4s along the branches with minimal fan leaf growth. never seein this before i figured i might have something and saved a bunch of pollen. if any of these traits stand out for either side let me know.

all thats left is the recap and the smoke report

[abirdintheair]

starbud sister x biker kush was by hortilab n karma g, the sbs female from horti and the bk male from karma. soil base was my normal soilless mix(40 peat, 20 mush compost, 40 perlite) cut 40% with coco coir. fert mix was gh 3 part 3-2-1 weeks 1-5 that was reduced to 2-1-0 for weeks 6-7 before flush.

pros/cons for this run were pretty simple, as there was only one con, the extremely brittle stems that snapped incredibly easy from attempted LST. the counter pro to this however is any stem damage that occurred fixed itself once supported and stabilized. great frost coverage and kalyx to leaf ratio in general, with plant C being the best in both departments.