aliceklar
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New diary for my Fall 2022 grow. I'll be doing seed runs for a bunch of landrace sativas/IBLs as well as testing one of my own crosses, and trying out Verdant Green's Rhino D. All of these will get hit with pollen from my AK auto breeding project, with longer term goal of developing hardy auto hybrids suitable for guerilla grows at 50-54 latitude - especially sativas that will be able to produce before the weather kills them off. [edit - none of the auto pollen took... but the Thai's were spectacular]
Here's the lineup:
Highland Thai (TRSC)
Thai/Burmese landrace from The Real Seed Co. I've a couple of seeds left from the original pack (2019) plus a bunch of homemade 2nd gen (P2?) seeds I made last time (I female, 2 males). This made nice chunky buds on huge narrow leaved plants, 18 week flowering time from seed. Unique musky citrus/spice terps - lovely smoke with crystal clear high.
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Johaar (TRSC)
Another unusual landrace from N India. Tall vigorous plants with a mellow happy high. Used by the locals for charas. Open fluffy buds. I'll be growing out some of the 3rd generation (P3?) J#8 seedline. (J#2 x J#1) --> (J#8 x J#5 & J#9). J#8 had great terps and big buds, lemony with a leathery richness that reminded me of dusty books. Of the male parents, J#5 had compact form and heavy flowering, J#9 delicious lemony terps. Again about 18 weeks to finish flower with the first generation, but reduced to 13 weeks with using small pots/short veg/11 or 10 hour light cycle. Will be on the lookout for phenos that finish earlier.
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"Lemon Candy"
My cross between f1 (Johaar x Nitro Lemon Haze (MSNL))#8, pollinated with the outstandingly lemony Johaar male J#9. 75% Johaar. Aiming to keep the delicious terps and happy high, but reduce flowering time and increase bud density. Background of the Nitro Lemon Haze is Critical Mass x Jack Herer, which means a bit of skunk and northern lights, as well as some haze and a bit of afghan, into the polyhybrid mix.
Syrian (TRSC)
First time growing these. From the description on the site:
"These are early maturing plants with intense aromas and resin. Semi-autoflowering traits can be exhibited. Two main phenotypes can be found in this Syrian landrace, namely Indica-type and Sativa-type. Indica-type plants can be expected to range from 0.6 to 0.9 metres. Sativa-type plants approximate 1.2 to 1.5 metres in height. The Indica-types are more desirable and compact, whereas the Sativa-types appear to typically have ruderal characteristics. As expected for a hashish landrace, chemotypes range from THC- to CBD-dominant. Aromas are intense fruit and tangy candy.
This is a hardy landrace that’s adapted to a desert climate of hot days and cold nights. Plants require light nutrient regimes and benefit from being given a dry period between watering.
This Syrian strain provides a positive, inspiring high with a feeling of mellow, physical relaxation."
Interested to see how these grow - and will be mindful of their desert climate preferences. Seem like a good robust drought-tolerant candidate for the outdoor auto-breeding project.
Rhino D (Verdant Green)
In spite of trying twice, I managed not to get any female White Rhinos in my previous grows. Looking forward to VGs White Rhino x C4DD cross (just to make a change from all the sativas).
"The ‘lost’ North London White Rhino clone, found and crossed with proven inbred Chem Line C4DD. quite well balanced, with the cheesy/skunky funk of the Rhino mixing well with a solvent/fuel/chemmy profile of the C4DD. Quite a strong smell. The taste is creamy/cheesy with an exhale reminiscent of moroccan hash. The high is blissful, mellow and smooth… quite couchlock with great relaxing qualities. 9 Weeks."
Here's the lineup:
Highland Thai (TRSC)
Thai/Burmese landrace from The Real Seed Co. I've a couple of seeds left from the original pack (2019) plus a bunch of homemade 2nd gen (P2?) seeds I made last time (I female, 2 males). This made nice chunky buds on huge narrow leaved plants, 18 week flowering time from seed. Unique musky citrus/spice terps - lovely smoke with crystal clear high.
View album 15250309
Johaar (TRSC)
Another unusual landrace from N India. Tall vigorous plants with a mellow happy high. Used by the locals for charas. Open fluffy buds. I'll be growing out some of the 3rd generation (P3?) J#8 seedline. (J#2 x J#1) --> (J#8 x J#5 & J#9). J#8 had great terps and big buds, lemony with a leathery richness that reminded me of dusty books. Of the male parents, J#5 had compact form and heavy flowering, J#9 delicious lemony terps. Again about 18 weeks to finish flower with the first generation, but reduced to 13 weeks with using small pots/short veg/11 or 10 hour light cycle. Will be on the lookout for phenos that finish earlier.
View album 15250404
"Lemon Candy"
My cross between f1 (Johaar x Nitro Lemon Haze (MSNL))#8, pollinated with the outstandingly lemony Johaar male J#9. 75% Johaar. Aiming to keep the delicious terps and happy high, but reduce flowering time and increase bud density. Background of the Nitro Lemon Haze is Critical Mass x Jack Herer, which means a bit of skunk and northern lights, as well as some haze and a bit of afghan, into the polyhybrid mix.
Syrian (TRSC)
First time growing these. From the description on the site:
"These are early maturing plants with intense aromas and resin. Semi-autoflowering traits can be exhibited. Two main phenotypes can be found in this Syrian landrace, namely Indica-type and Sativa-type. Indica-type plants can be expected to range from 0.6 to 0.9 metres. Sativa-type plants approximate 1.2 to 1.5 metres in height. The Indica-types are more desirable and compact, whereas the Sativa-types appear to typically have ruderal characteristics. As expected for a hashish landrace, chemotypes range from THC- to CBD-dominant. Aromas are intense fruit and tangy candy.
This is a hardy landrace that’s adapted to a desert climate of hot days and cold nights. Plants require light nutrient regimes and benefit from being given a dry period between watering.
This Syrian strain provides a positive, inspiring high with a feeling of mellow, physical relaxation."
Interested to see how these grow - and will be mindful of their desert climate preferences. Seem like a good robust drought-tolerant candidate for the outdoor auto-breeding project.
Rhino D (Verdant Green)
In spite of trying twice, I managed not to get any female White Rhinos in my previous grows. Looking forward to VGs White Rhino x C4DD cross (just to make a change from all the sativas).
"The ‘lost’ North London White Rhino clone, found and crossed with proven inbred Chem Line C4DD. quite well balanced, with the cheesy/skunky funk of the Rhino mixing well with a solvent/fuel/chemmy profile of the C4DD. Quite a strong smell. The taste is creamy/cheesy with an exhale reminiscent of moroccan hash. The high is blissful, mellow and smooth… quite couchlock with great relaxing qualities. 9 Weeks."
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