[zamalito]

From all of us at breeders choice we can't say thank you enough. No matter how much you guys appreciate our work and the seeds we sell we appreciate you guys 1000 times more. Without you demanding a more conscienscious seed company producing unique and rare seedlines we wouldn't even exist and for that we owe you guys everything. I really hope that you will remind us of that in the future if we may get out of line.

Its amazing to see people thanking me for travelling to acquire seeds. This is something I love to do and I really never thought it was possible to realize a dream like this. Unlike what you've seen in the past 100% of the time where a breeder magically appears with a landrace strain and some crazy story without even a photo of the region of origin we will provide documentation and the honest truth with all of our future acquisitions. We look forward to a long lasting relationship with our customers on a personal level. Once again thank you all!

[KottonMouth]

Sounds like you guys got the sats. going on.
Do you plan on have any pure ghani strains coming out later?

Thank you Redrider,

Would also like to add a big thank you to Gypsy and Dutchgrown. Who make it possible for us to follow our dream. Your very special people and thank you both for supporting our effort at Breeders Choice.

Peace, hhf

[zamalito]

Red, I feel it in my bones that every one of those lines is something very special. From what you said about the quality of the herb those seeds came from that whoever grew those took a lot of pride in them and cared for those lines like a newborn baby. Everyone appreciates your generosity very much.

[zamalito]

Its crazy that breeders choice is going to have 2 unique punto rojas and 4 santa marta landraces that will all be better than the colombian lines used for breeding by every other seed company.

sounds great good luck

[secondascent]

Congratulations Breeder's Choice Members!!! Glad to see you're up, best of luck...get 'er done.

[muddy waters]

4 santa martas 3 gold oaxacans 2 punta rojas and a puna budder in a kush treeee

could i ask a couple of questions? ok i am going to.

is there a proper description of the puna budder somewhere i missed? does the puna budder lean chunky or is it a landrace sativa type? have you guys grown it much? is it also 1 gen removed from original specimen?

another question: are you going to be working these lines multiple generations or usually offering them in this 1 generation removed, selected against intersexed traits, 2 males-2 females format, usually?

third: will you guys be posting information (here, somewhere) of your actual breeding practices for particular offerings, or is will this be a 'trade secret'?

last: will there be any central asian indica landraces or chunky, resinous phenotype IBLs from elsewhere coming down the pipe in the next few months or is it too early to say? (what are we all going to be crossing these sativas to for indoor?)

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Originally Posted by muddy waters

4 santa martas 3 gold oaxacans 2 punta rojas and a puna budder in a kush treeee

rofl..Nice to see you Muddy.

is there a proper description of the puna budder somewhere i missed?

It has not been posted yet MW, soon come..

does the puna budder lean chunky or is it a landrace sativa type? have you guys grown it much? is it also 1 gen removed from original specimen

Sativa type, don't think landrace really more farmed line selection, grown for years and collected by member Humito, it is a inbred line..not one generation from collection in this case. It is a very old line and i think he is at assecion 3-4 now..

another question: are you going to be working these lines multiple generations or usually offering them in this 1 generation removed, selected against intersexed traits, 2 males-2 females format, usually?

Not always, as there is no single way of doing things that fits all, not possible..although selections for high THC and against intersex plants using multiple plants in the P generation is a usual practise for us. We always make a open pollinated first assecion too for storage preservation purpose of course. At the same time we make selections for opening pure and also F1 lines.

third: will you guys be posting information (here, somewhere) of your actual breeding practices for particular offerings, or is will this be a 'trade secret'?

Think those things will be detailed in each individual lines history. As we develop here you will see it here, open to view..from collection, assecion and the ongoing generations, all will be documented as we go on.

last: will there be any central asian indica landraces or chunky, resinous phenotype IBLs from elsewhere coming down the pipe in the next few months or is it too early to say? (what are we all going to be crossing these sativas to for indoor?)

Yes, some pure Afghanis and Indicas coming soon..here is a couple of pics of Male selections from a Badakshtan province Afghani line being worked on. There will be some of our hashplant line available in the next few months too. That is a IBL derived from two hashish making lines from Afghanistan.

In addition we are continuing the ongoing work on the lines Mriko has collected on his travels in the regions. These will become available in due course, these lines are undergoing preservations and selections are being made for the high THC traits all will become available in pure form when the work is complete. Takes time, first to make seeds enough for a open pollination and preservation then to inbreed the high THC types.





Peace, hhf

[secondascent]

i'm loving this "open-source breeding"/full disclosure angle...cheers