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(Pakistani Chitral Kush x Durban Poison) x Blueberry
PCK - Cannabiogen
Durban Poison - Dutch Passion (Very old IBL)
Blueberry ( males from Joey Weed and Green path seeds Blueberry)
Creation:
In the summer of 2013 I made a hybrid using proven and heavily inbred Durban Poison Stock in which I came out with the usual two phenos then are so ingrained within the strain pheno 1 x pheno 1 would result in a mix of pheno 1 and pheno 2.
So one is airy and spicy the other denser with spear shaped buds and slightly fruity, Both had a strong pungent "durban" smell.
I used an array of males from two packs of PCK in order to reduce bottle necking, there were big green phenos, pink phenos and purple phenos.
When testing the F1 progeny in the summer of 2014 I noted some variation between the Durban Poison and the PCK. But all had a mix each signature smells and taste, but the progeny was just as early as the Durban and had more glandular trichomes and resin than either parent.
The sensi from these plants sported a spicy, hashy,sweet taste and a strong fast acting hammer high that is also really quite clear.
Mothers
Purple/pink phenos relevant in 50% (4) of the progeny resulted in a sweet berry odor that ages into a burgundy wine smell while still retaining a healthy amount of Durban / Paki smells.
Fathers
Joey Weeds blueberry daddies would be the most prevelant males in the mix as it matures much earlier and was closer to the DP x PCK females, It is more creamy, floral than the GPS BB which is darker/ earthier and has more color. The GPS daddies will be less prevelant as they matured much later. I had also grown JOTI nearby but most of the males did not yield much pollen wise so I have my doubts.
There really isn't enough variation within the BB lines to be worried of pheno expression rates.
I would give a 60-70% likely hood of a Joey Weed BB orientation.
I expect to see some very exotic herb and a fair bit of variation, When F2's are made in this pool they will be taken from high numbers.
Happy growing and Enjoy!
Browntrout,
(Pakistani Chitral Kush x Durban Poison) x Blueberry
PCK - Cannabiogen
Durban Poison - Dutch Passion (Very old IBL)
Blueberry ( males from Joey Weed and Green path seeds Blueberry)
Creation:
In the summer of 2013 I made a hybrid using proven and heavily inbred Durban Poison Stock in which I came out with the usual two phenos then are so ingrained within the strain pheno 1 x pheno 1 would result in a mix of pheno 1 and pheno 2.
So one is airy and spicy the other denser with spear shaped buds and slightly fruity, Both had a strong pungent "durban" smell.
I used an array of males from two packs of PCK in order to reduce bottle necking, there were big green phenos, pink phenos and purple phenos.
When testing the F1 progeny in the summer of 2014 I noted some variation between the Durban Poison and the PCK. But all had a mix each signature smells and taste, but the progeny was just as early as the Durban and had more glandular trichomes and resin than either parent.
The sensi from these plants sported a spicy, hashy,sweet taste and a strong fast acting hammer high that is also really quite clear.
Mothers
Purple/pink phenos relevant in 50% (4) of the progeny resulted in a sweet berry odor that ages into a burgundy wine smell while still retaining a healthy amount of Durban / Paki smells.
Fathers
Joey Weeds blueberry daddies would be the most prevelant males in the mix as it matures much earlier and was closer to the DP x PCK females, It is more creamy, floral than the GPS BB which is darker/ earthier and has more color. The GPS daddies will be less prevelant as they matured much later. I had also grown JOTI nearby but most of the males did not yield much pollen wise so I have my doubts.
There really isn't enough variation within the BB lines to be worried of pheno expression rates.
I would give a 60-70% likely hood of a Joey Weed BB orientation.
I expect to see some very exotic herb and a fair bit of variation, When F2's are made in this pool they will be taken from high numbers.
Happy growing and Enjoy!
Browntrout,
