Info about the parents of Danish Gold, DP & GG, which was what and phenotypes used? - Hybrids From Hell - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

Sibbeli · 12-30-2014, 12:14 PM

Hi,

I'm very interested in this strain as it gets glowing rewards from everyone growing the strain, but I would like to know some more about the cross, which strain was used as mother and which as father? Was it 1+1 mating or other?

Which GG was used? #1/#2/#3?

What kind of phenotypes were used, of both P1's? Sativa dominant ones, I assume?

It seems like the outcome is quite sativa in its growth and leaflets, is it a Sativa high on it also?

Oh, and also, HFH Guerilla Gold, what # is it? Or maybe a mix between them all? It would be nice to have this cleared up, as I'm probably going to breed with them, as polyhybridsis easier to get acclimatised in new areas, here we have wet and rainy falls, with first frost in the beginning of October and the continuous minus degrees in start November.

Will start a thread about AC and RC too, but won't fit here.

12-30-2014, 12:14 PM	#1
Sibbeli Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: 58N Lat Posts: 72	Info about the parents of Danish Gold, DP & GG, which was what and phenotypes used? Hi, I'm very interested in this strain as it gets glowing rewards from everyone growing the strain, but I would like to know some more about the cross, which strain was used as mother and which as father? Was it 1+1 mating or other? Which GG was used? #1/#2/#3? What kind of phenotypes were used, of both P1's? Sativa dominant ones, I assume? It seems like the outcome is quite sativa in its growth and leaflets, is it a Sativa high on it also? Oh, and also, HFH Guerilla Gold, what # is it? Or maybe a mix between them all? It would be nice to have this cleared up, as I'm probably going to breed with them, as polyhybridsis easier to get acclimatised in new areas, here we have wet and rainy falls, with first frost in the beginning of October and the continuous minus degrees in start November. Will start a thread about AC and RC too, but won't fit here.
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