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Here are some pics of the trays of the other lines from different angles, thrips are beggining to attack, also some males developing within those populations.

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Went and picked up a few totes at costco and some roots organic formula 707 as well as some FFOF filled 1 with FFOF and the other 2 with roots organic. Finally got around to transplanting everybody except the pure A1 (last pic) A little rough but thats the way they like it

will be culling maes from these populations in 2 or 3 days.

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Culling Culling and more Culling
lots of slow starters, weak growers and males mixed in with my studs so today I ran through and destroyed a bunch of them, I also did a semi transplant and moved around the remaining girls to allow more room for root development and all that good stuff.

1/2 of the males from each group were put into 1 gallon pots and put aside for later selection while the others were tossed to the ground to dry in the summer sun.

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about 17 female TD X PPF4
17 female A1 X B1 F6
still culling males and weak plants from the A1 F5 pure, the B1 F5 pure and the B1 F6 pure

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Originally Posted by stihgnobevoli

i'm not into auto's but man that shit looks awesome dude.

preciate it bro

strong and vigorous males have been separated into these 1 gallon pots to produce a bit of pollen in order for me to push forward to the next generation. the F5 A1 and F5 B1 will be pollinated by the B1 x A1 F6 and B1 F6 males respectively rather than by males within their own populations.

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105 degrees!!!!
these little dudes needed a second watering by noon! there soldiering through like the little monsters they are tho
here are the totes from a couple different angles.

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first picture is the tray of A1-1 ive yet to transplant ( males will be culled today)
second is a pretty little A1-1 male
then a female A1-1
and finally the last 2 pics are of the B1-1 tote

[aridbud]

Nice trays! We do styro cups (recycled), then cull/transplant/sequester. Looks like a good project. Keep up the work.

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Originally Posted by aridbud

Nice trays! We do styro cups (recycled), then cull/transplant/sequester. Looks like a good project. Keep up the work.

thank you when you plant in the styro do you plant multiple beans per cup or just 1 per?

my normal routine is tray/solo cup (recycled)/1 gallon/ 2-3 if necessary I am trying to make my strain as vigorous and resilient as possible so its a more dummy proof plant to grow, thats why I like lots of transplants.



to all of you guys watching my thread and sending me those positive vibes in the form of your praise, right back at yah

[aridbud]

We do 4oz. styro, 3 per each, labeled (recyclable as well). Easy to cull, transplant in nursery trays.

As you know, 4-5th generation of bx to the original hybrid- selective breeding.

Each backcross provides an opportunity to affect the genetic development of the stabilized hybrid. Instead of choosing the best female of our hybrids, our best male is chosen. Choosing best male (our theory and research/experience of a few decades) is selected for potency and quality of high, ripening time, odor, shape, vigor, et. al for our strains.

Your plan certainly doable...keep on, keeping on! Each plant has subtle nuances- at times, hard to "select". Looks great!