[Browser]

Hola Charlie,

I got these seeds coming from you thru a common friend and decided to give them a try outdoors.

Only 1 seed was popped this time, but apparetly Lat +50 is too much for him. He only started to flower profusely by the end of Sept (the outdoor season here ends at the end of Oct).

Lovely looking plant nevertheless, the leaf pattern makes me think of the AH for some reason.





Hope you like them pics.

Saludos, B

[bigbag]

thats pollen worth saving...having grown/smoked both parents, i'd say congo x chemo would be a worth cross, nice 1 !

[dubi]

Originally Posted by Browser

Hola Charlie,

I got these seeds coming from you thru a common friend and decided to give them a try outdoors.

Only 1 seed was popped this time, but apparetly Lat +50 is too much for her. He only started to flower profusely by the end of Sept (the outdoor season here ends at the end of Oct).

Lovely looking plant nevertheless, the leaf pattern makes me think of the AH for some reason.

Hope you like them pics.

Saludos, B

Hello Browser,

Yes, maybe a straight congolese F1 hybrid is to slow to flower at your latitude, it's a pitty you only had 1 female ... i think it'd be interesting to make an F2 generation with enough parental plants, im sure you can find faster and interesting expression with a touch of congolese influence, probably they would finish in your climate.
Btw, did the congo x chemo cross come from vision creator ?

Best wishes!

[Browser]

Hello Dubi,

I edited my post, as it was confusing. I only had 1 male from this seed that I planted.

It would sure be nice to have an early pheno of this cross, who knows, maybe it's waititng for me in the few seeds left.

Anyways, it was just a test grow, it's not easy to find sat leaning plants that finish outdoors around here.

Having said that, it's always a pleasure to grow ACE's and Cannabiogen gear

Feliz Navidad!

B