[Columbo1]

Originally Posted by snuicide

It is now a wild mix

there are plants like nr. 18 or nr. 13 and also a even more strechier female (will show you the females next) which are for sure maroccan genetics.

They all root insane what is meant to be a sign of maroccan genetics. They turned the Wilma into a DWC and rooted through open spaces into the nutrient solution which is a sign for genetics from dry regions.

On the other hand there is this afgahni leaning plant (nr. 10). Also some have the typical small height of Afgahni plants. But only nr. 10 has the leafs of a Afgahni.

I guess open- /crosspollinated Belida - so we have to wait what the next generation reveals and I have to look through more of the seeds - testing a 48 plant ebb-flow system at the moment for that purpose with some mostly sativa hybrids.

I caught my Early Maroc roots going thru about 5-10cm of clay pebbles at the bottom of the soil in the pot and drinking the run-off in the drip tray. I was wondering what was up with that ... Crazy Morrocan roots that's what!

So do you plan to exclude the non-moroccon types for the making of the next gen. or just planning on a open pollination?

[Columbo1]

Mine is looking pretty tasty already mid-way through flowering. She has a sweet non-floral, non-fruity aroma somewhat like a pink bubblegum I suppose.

[snuicide]

Columbo she is getting pretty frosty I like



Of course I want to catch maroccan genetics - I will make several crossings

they all got very huge and thats also an sign of belida so i guess some are almost pure if not 100% pure

I want to use nr. 3 x nr. 16 for an indoor line

while nr. 18 x nr. 8 or nr. 13 x nr. 16 would be great for outdoor

and also one of the other females x nr. 16 would be greate for female seeds.


If someone wants to test some would be cool especially outdoor

quite busy the next days but I try to catch some images till sunday

[snuicide]

columbo where are you growing btw. ?

[Columbo1]

I'm in Southern hemisphere growing outdoors between 30-35° in a Csa or mediterranean type climate.

Unfortunately I can only grow low numbers so only one or two mature females for personal use and the odd male here and there for pollen.

I'd definitely like to try some of your Moroccan Belida's one day since the Early Maroc I've got going is ticking a few boxes already (decent pest resistance, low maintenance, nice plant frame and reasonably frosty already) and I would like to find a nice Moroccan male to cross to it since it's available in female seed only.

But I have some Snowhigh - Vietnamese Laughing Grass (dalat x congo) seeds that are getting a little old and really need to grow them out next season. So can't really commit to testing anytime soon.

Can wait to see those ladies though when you get some time

[MedicalManny]

Nice thread here Snuicide. I'm gonna pull up a chair and tune in to see how they do. I recently came across some Morroccan Heirloom Beldia seeds, myself. I only have about 10 of them, so i'm kinda worried about the low germination rate you mentioned...

[snuicide]

MedicalManny thx!

You should put them into 70 % isopropylalcohol for 3 seconds and then into water for 3 seconds and than bring them to germinate with fresh water or how you usual do it. Should work as desinfection.


The females:


hard to get them all o a picture


nr. 16 - fast, all maroccan traits but grows super branchy instead of tall/lanky


nr. 8 is the biggest plant but also fast and the leafs are more indica

[snuicide]

Nr. 5




Nr. 5 gets pollen from nr. 13
nr. 16 gets pollen from nr. 3 - both are perfect for indoor growing

[thejact55]

Looking good snuicide. Any smells starting to form this early?

[snuicide]

Jup slightly sweet and a little bit earthy but unlike afgahns it is less oily

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=60432

this thread got bumped did not have it on the map - looks like a verification