9/1/11: Seed was put in soil.
I made a cross (my first one!) on a lower branch of my Cloud #9 (/Dinafem) with pollen from a Jilly Bean (/TGA's) male and got 10 healthy looking seeds.
This journal is for one of those seeds.
I'm popping the seed in a cup of soil.
The soil is some local mix with only trace amounts of fertilizers. Mainly coco, peat and some tuff.
The seed will be grown for 3-4 weeks in my PC grow case - A tiny space with a single 45W CFL supporting too many plants.
When my cab will be ready for a run I'll give all the plants a bit more veg time and flip to flowering using a 600W mixed spectrum.
This plant will grow in a pretty small container on the side of the cab - Far from ideal conditions.
My goal is mainly testing out the genetics so I wish for a girl. If it'll turn to be a male I'll probably grow it as well.
A few more words about the genetics:
The mom (Cloud #9 / Dinafem) was a very strong plant.
She stretched like crazy in flowering and the yield was pretty nice.
She didn't need much root space and didn't need too much fertilizing.
The buds were looking OK. The were pretty small but with a nice trichome coverage.
The buds had pretty high potency. The high was mellowing with no couch-lock. The stoney type.
The taste is somewhat like lemony fuel and hash and the smoke is smooth even without a curing time.
The dad (Jilly Bean / TGA's) was very a healthy plant as well and popped the flowers 18 days (!) after I could find preflowers on him.
He had a pretty stout formation with pretty small clusters.
I had 2 plants from this pack that first popped a lot of male flowers and then turned full blown hermi on me, so I'll be cautious with this cross, although the other plants from the pack look pretty straight so far (5 weeks in flowering)
The high from samples I took so far is energizing and sedative. Couldn't test the taste too well as the buds I've sampled weren't flushed or cured so it mainly tasted like ash.
Even with the lack of flushing and curing it was VERY smooth.
The potency wasn't bad at all but nothing extreme.
Cheers
I made a cross (my first one!) on a lower branch of my Cloud #9 (/Dinafem) with pollen from a Jilly Bean (/TGA's) male and got 10 healthy looking seeds.
This journal is for one of those seeds.
I'm popping the seed in a cup of soil.
The soil is some local mix with only trace amounts of fertilizers. Mainly coco, peat and some tuff.
The seed will be grown for 3-4 weeks in my PC grow case - A tiny space with a single 45W CFL supporting too many plants.
When my cab will be ready for a run I'll give all the plants a bit more veg time and flip to flowering using a 600W mixed spectrum.
This plant will grow in a pretty small container on the side of the cab - Far from ideal conditions.
My goal is mainly testing out the genetics so I wish for a girl. If it'll turn to be a male I'll probably grow it as well.
A few more words about the genetics:
The mom (Cloud #9 / Dinafem) was a very strong plant.
She stretched like crazy in flowering and the yield was pretty nice.
She didn't need much root space and didn't need too much fertilizing.
The buds were looking OK. The were pretty small but with a nice trichome coverage.
The buds had pretty high potency. The high was mellowing with no couch-lock. The stoney type.
The taste is somewhat like lemony fuel and hash and the smoke is smooth even without a curing time.
The dad (Jilly Bean / TGA's) was very a healthy plant as well and popped the flowers 18 days (!) after I could find preflowers on him.
He had a pretty stout formation with pretty small clusters.
I had 2 plants from this pack that first popped a lot of male flowers and then turned full blown hermi on me, so I'll be cautious with this cross, although the other plants from the pack look pretty straight so far (5 weeks in flowering)
The high from samples I took so far is energizing and sedative. Couldn't test the taste too well as the buds I've sampled weren't flushed or cured so it mainly tasted like ash.
Even with the lack of flushing and curing it was VERY smooth.
The potency wasn't bad at all but nothing extreme.
Cheers