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LostTribe · 12-01-2016, 03:12 AM

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PCK x Silver Haze dried bud

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Very nice!

FireIn.TheSky · 12-01-2016, 03:30 AM

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Originally Posted by corky1968

Don't touch.

Here's the top of my Northern Lights X Oldtimer Haze at almost 18 weeks and it's totally full of these fox tails.

It's getting chopped this coming week as about 50% of the pistils have turned
color and I want to harvest before they are all mature for that THC high I like.

If I could only bottle the aroma I would be so happy.

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Random frosty fox tail bud.

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That is an awesome plant, nice job. What nl did you use?

I love the way that thing looks, foxtail are my favorite

Dirt Life · 12-01-2016, 03:37 AM

Damn, that NL x OTH looks fantastic! Great job! What aromas are you getting from her?

OlDirtyHuman · 12-01-2016, 03:44 AM

SCH x NJ around 8 weeks

This is the first ACE cross I've grown and I'm looking forward to sampling some.

Some beautiful plants on here.

Welcome back dubi.

MTNMEN · 02-01-2017, 05:33 PM

got 3 packs direct from the advertisment here at icmag! golden tiger, peyote purp and sugarloaf standard. Also got an ace standard ,ix so i cant wait!

MTNMEN · 02-01-2017, 08:30 PM

btw if anyone has any insights in any specifics the varietals may require? The look MARVELOUS BABY!!!!!

The Hatter · 02-01-2017, 09:15 PM

I had a couple of Ace Panama crosses that were keepers in my garden up until a recent incident with a bad batch of rock wool starter cubes cost me most of my old genetics. Anyway, no point on dwelling on what was lost but rather on how much joy they brought me during their rein in my garden. Ace strains make excellent breeding material.

I had a single amazingly structured and hyper vigorous panama male that I crossed with my Sin Diesel mom (c99 x sour D) and my beautiful Jack Herer keeper. The results were two of the best plants I have grown and at least one of these two plants was always in flower in my garden. Both plants inherited great plant structure, very vigorous growth and insane yield from their Panama dad along with a nice warm sunny effect. Unfortunately they also picked up a much longer flower time. I'm not absolutely certain but I think the Panama male was green pheno.

The Jack X Panama cross was the heaviest yielding plant I have grown to date. I grow indoors in a very restricted space. Most modern hybrids yield me between 1 and 2 1/2 ounces per plant in my set up. Jack x Panama never yielded under 5 ounces. Main colas larger than two liter soda bottles with heavy budding on the many side branches as well. It took 14 1/2 weeks to flower properly. Strong clean soaring sativa high. It was an absolute rat's nest to trim. Small seeds, small but numerous trichomes and moderately thin leaves. Bud density was not as airy as a some pure blood tropical sativas but it was very light by modern standards. It smelled of woody incense and limes. I will miss the plant greatly and I am glad I still have some seeds.

Jack x Sin Diesel: Christmas Tree style growth pattern with frostier more compact buds. This plant tied as the second highest yielder I have ever grown, sharing the honor with my beastly Jack mom and possibly one of my Orient Express plants I grew years ago. Back then I didn't keep very good notes, but that VB leaning Orient Express was a hulk of a plant as well. This hybrid flowered much faster, finishing at 11 weeks. The trichomes were larger and the buds had a melted candle like appearance. It had a subtle complex aroma of woody incense, faint lemon, melons and old leather. The effect was very warm and sociable, not as strong as the Jack cross. The leaves were huge, dark green saucer sized fans.

I will see if I can dig up some photos of these plants since a photo is worth more than any amount of words.

OlDirtyHuman · 02-02-2017, 02:40 AM

Apollo 11 x Nepal Jam

Second ACE cross attempt. This one has the same Nepal Jam dad as my last one that turned out nicely. Nice fatty leaves and very vigorous. The Apollo 11 male is from Bodhi's f4's. It's not sexed yet at 4 weeks from seed.

I also popped a Zamaldelica x NJ a few days ago.

MTNMEN · 02-02-2017, 04:18 PM

sometimes seeing what the world has to offer varietals wise........quite splendid!!! Hopefully I can grab a couple t-shirts.

Azure · 02-03-2017, 03:23 AM

Here's an unplanned cross.
I left a guerrilla plot unattended and came back to some Zamaldelica x AK48 seeds. I figured I'd give it a grow-out and see what happens.
The seeds were some of the fastest sprouting seeds I've ever planted. Let's see if they carry that vigor for the entire grow!

12-01-2016, 03:44 AM	#274
OlDirtyHuman Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: 39.5N Posts: 480	SCH x NJ around 8 weeks This is the first ACE cross I've grown and I'm looking forward to sampling some. Some beautiful plants on here. Welcome back dubi. __________________ Current Grow: Little ACE Lab on the Hill multi strain grow Photos: Pretty Flowers
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02-01-2017, 05:33 PM	#275
MTNMEN Banned Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: In the pines, In the pines! Posts: 207	got 3 packs direct from the advertisment here at icmag! golden tiger, peyote purp and sugarloaf standard. Also got an ace standard ,ix so i cant wait!
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02-01-2017, 09:15 PM	#277
The Hatter Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 652	I had a couple of Ace Panama crosses that were keepers in my garden up until a recent incident with a bad batch of rock wool starter cubes cost me most of my old genetics. Anyway, no point on dwelling on what was lost but rather on how much joy they brought me during their rein in my garden. Ace strains make excellent breeding material. I had a single amazingly structured and hyper vigorous panama male that I crossed with my Sin Diesel mom (c99 x sour D) and my beautiful Jack Herer keeper. The results were two of the best plants I have grown and at least one of these two plants was always in flower in my garden. Both plants inherited great plant structure, very vigorous growth and insane yield from their Panama dad along with a nice warm sunny effect. Unfortunately they also picked up a much longer flower time. I'm not absolutely certain but I think the Panama male was green pheno. The Jack X Panama cross was the heaviest yielding plant I have grown to date. I grow indoors in a very restricted space. Most modern hybrids yield me between 1 and 2 1/2 ounces per plant in my set up. Jack x Panama never yielded under 5 ounces. Main colas larger than two liter soda bottles with heavy budding on the many side branches as well. It took 14 1/2 weeks to flower properly. Strong clean soaring sativa high. It was an absolute rat's nest to trim. Small seeds, small but numerous trichomes and moderately thin leaves. Bud density was not as airy as a some pure blood tropical sativas but it was very light by modern standards. It smelled of woody incense and limes. I will miss the plant greatly and I am glad I still have some seeds. Jack x Sin Diesel: Christmas Tree style growth pattern with frostier more compact buds. This plant tied as the second highest yielder I have ever grown, sharing the honor with my beastly Jack mom and possibly one of my Orient Express plants I grew years ago. Back then I didn't keep very good notes, but that VB leaning Orient Express was a hulk of a plant as well. This hybrid flowered much faster, finishing at 11 weeks. The trichomes were larger and the buds had a melted candle like appearance. It had a subtle complex aroma of woody incense, faint lemon, melons and old leather. The effect was very warm and sociable, not as strong as the Jack cross. The leaves were huge, dark green saucer sized fans. I will see if I can dig up some photos of these plants since a photo is worth more than any amount of words. __________________ I'm a Medical Cannabis Patient: Proof of Progress This world is but a fevered dream, as such it would be folly to mistake anything I have said here for reality. I am quite mad after all.
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02-02-2017, 02:40 AM	#278
OlDirtyHuman Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: 39.5N Posts: 480	Apollo 11 x Nepal Jam Second ACE cross attempt. This one has the same Nepal Jam dad as my last one that turned out nicely. Nice fatty leaves and very vigorous. The Apollo 11 male is from Bodhi's f4's. It's not sexed yet at 4 weeks from seed. I also popped a Zamaldelica x NJ a few days ago. __________________ Current Grow: Little ACE Lab on the Hill multi strain grow Photos: Pretty Flowers
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02-02-2017, 04:18 PM	#279
MTNMEN Banned Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: In the pines, In the pines! Posts: 207	sometimes seeing what the world has to offer varietals wise........quite splendid!!! Hopefully I can grab a couple t-shirts. Last edited by MTNMEN; 02-03-2017 at 12:20 AM..
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12-01-2016, 03:37 AM	#273
Dirt Life Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: ✔ Supplies: ✔ Plants: ✔ Posts: 363	Damn, that NL x OTH looks fantastic! Great job! What aromas are you getting from her?
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02-01-2017, 08:30 PM	#276
MTNMEN Banned Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: In the pines, In the pines! Posts: 207	btw if anyone has any insights in any specifics the varietals may require? The look MARVELOUS BABY!!!!!
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02-03-2017, 03:23 AM	#280
Azure Member Join Date: Aug 2014 Posts: 319	Zamaldelica x AK48 Here's an unplanned cross. I left a guerrilla plot unattended and came back to some Zamaldelica x AK48 seeds. I figured I'd give it a grow-out and see what happens. The seeds were some of the fastest sprouting seeds I've ever planted. Let's see if they carry that vigor for the entire grow! __________________ Ace Seeds - Zamaldelica Grow Completed
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