[Dropped Cat]

Just thought I'd post about my chuck.

Bagseed from a found lot in an LP in storage from 1979.

Unremarkable from today's standards, but it's from a bag
of pot I smoked while I was in high school.

My second buy from Seed Boutique included some
Southern Star from Delta 9 labs, NYCD X Sensi Star.

Only one popped, and it was a male plant. Sigh.

So I made a cross of my vintage bagseed to the
NYCD X Sensi Star. I have enjoyed the fruits of that
F1 and have shared seeds with other chaps who do
larger grows.

These two plants that will be showcased in this thread
are a couple of the mums I used to make the F2. The F2
lot will be documented at a later date.

They have been in 11/13 for 4 weeks in a mico environment
under 110w PL L. Coco Hempy style, 6/9.

Pics when I get around to it.

[Dropped Cat]

Here is one of the two F1 ladies I used to make F2's.



I no longer need them so into flower they went, no cuttings taken.
I have the original two parents that made the F1, and about fifty seeds.

Here's a close up:

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The two plants are doing well, in a couple days will drop micro.
Cooler temps than usual, will flower these a little longer than I
had planned.

They starting to throw terpenes. Full on cherries. The sweetest
I have come across, its why I make the cross. I have some F2
seedlings to put in flower after I start some Zamaldelicas.

Pics soon.

[blynx]

Was the bagseed a male or female?
What's the lineage of the two females?
Girls are looking nice and healthy, they're gonna be bushy girls!

[Dropped Cat]

Originally Posted by blynx

Was the bagseed a male or female?
What's the lineage of the two females?
Girls are looking nice and healthy, they're gonna be bushy girls!

Hey blynx.

The bagseed is the lady plant, lineage unknown, circa
1979 in the major metropolitan N.Y. area.

I have only anecdotal info on her, no proper testing for
terpene profile or THC% yet.

The two plants mentioned in this thread are two of the three
lady F1's I crossed with a boy F1 of the original cross,
bagseed x (nycd x sensi star) to produce the F2.

F2 is bagseed x (nycd x sensi star) crossed with bagseed x (nycd x sensi star).

I still keep the bagseed mom and nycd x sensi star dad,
for future use.

And yes, they are bushy. The leaves are small, bonsai style, buds are too! lol.

I'll get a few grams from these ladies, lol.

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Here they are, cut micro a couple days ago, so they're in the chute:



Close up:

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There are two plants in flower so far in this thread, here are two seedlings from one
of them crossed to the dad plant, F2's:



I will veg these and take cuttings to flower for my personal selection.

There are many F2 seeds to sprout and I will do two new ones as
soon as the previous selections are made.

There is some good stuff to find in these plants.

[Dropped Cat]

Here's the plants, slow and steady. Chop around third week in
November, or when ready:



Close up:



These plants start slow, but will shine by harvest. Sweet cherry
scent, pow, almost too sweet.

[BroughtSuperior]

looking good, sounds like a nice cross buddy!!

[Dropped Cat]

Originally Posted by BroughtSuperior

looking good, sounds like a nice cross buddy!!

Thanks, it's old school genetics, I like to take them
longer in flower and a long cure too. Chopped too early
and this shit scrambles your brain, lol.

I've read nycd has the hermi thing, so I stopped sharing
my F1 seeds with other growers.

Had no issues to date with hermis, but I wanted to
keep from having that reputation among the big guys.

I'm sure no one else holds this cross except me.