Short season breeding project Canada

I have been growing in the tropics for the past 5 years this year will be the first time I have grown in Canada since 2015 here is the picture of our start . EThat is the Mass Super Skunk s1 seedling , We have Pink Kush , hash plant , Rage Killer (tuna) , Black fire Og kush the group of seedlings last , we have around 80 strains going Lary Og ,Darth Veder Og , Sunday driver , Tahoe Og , SfV Og , Gods Green Crack , Green Crack , Golden Temple kush , Cherry Kush and Pineapple Kush , Grand Daddy Purple , Early Bubba Kush , Triumphant , Happy Hill , MOB , Freezeland , Chem 91 , Chem 4 , Chem D , King x Chem 91 , Nl 5 x2 , White Chedder (NL x Cheese) Blueberry Blast (NL x BB) Blueberry Sativa Pheno , Blueberry Sativa Pheno x g13 , AB g13 , ECSD , Agent Orange , Patrollia Headstash , Herijuana , Skunk 1 , Maple Ridge Rock star , black fire Og (Black Domina x Fire go) 98 Aloha White widow , 98 AWW x Kali mist , 98 Aloha ww x Fire Og and More
I wasn't to share as much of this project as I can so I will hand this three over to my Asst to make sure its updated and well serviced

Charles

That doesnt look like sask.... boo lol. nigerian nightmare? kodiak gold? early PK? if can finish in sask can finish anywhere. baring no mold issues.

kings chem prob nice kush right there.

if change picture names to the var it makes it easier to tell what we are looking at.

heard aurora is dropping nice greenhouses for pennies on the dollar.. just saying lol.

just selfing mostly? or one or 2 males to do the room?

love to see herijuana petrolia side by side. and all the differences you see with the several chems.

honey b? and did barneys use ur genetics to make red dragon?

Subbed for the show. What latitude are you doing this project at Charles-scott ?

Peace GG

judging by soil and greenery 150+ km at least interior BC lower 1/4 of the prov. BUT just a guess lol. so 50-52 latitude.

Scott Family Farms is in Langley ……… just sayin

Breeding for Canada would be best done outdoors vs a greenhouse so the plants can truly be adapted to local weather conditions.

I would love any information on the Nepalese hashplant I got from you a few years back.

nice line up of plants
nice to see you posting somewhere Tom