You had WHAT???
BH, as always, a joy to be privy to your grow. Look forward to the next photo update.
Wish their were more pics afloat of the BC Purple Kush for a comparison look.
Best wishes w/ the new job. Cheers, HL
Wish their were more pics afloat of the BC Purple Kush for a comparison look.
Best wishes w/ the new job. Cheers, HL
G
Guest
Hiya Folks
Yup, first frost came 6-8 weeks early. No frost this morning, so p[ropbably just a sudden cold snap. Seen many plants survive this before, but they go dark purple suddenly. Doc, those Marocs should be very colourful by the end, judging by other grows I've seen of those.
Purple Afghans at 40 days and looking really delicious. Can only imagine how big this cola would have got if the plant was allowed to grow untopped. This pheno is definitely the big yielder of the bunch.
Yup, first frost came 6-8 weeks early. No frost this morning, so p[ropbably just a sudden cold snap. Seen many plants survive this before, but they go dark purple suddenly. Doc, those Marocs should be very colourful by the end, judging by other grows I've seen of those.
Purple Afghans at 40 days and looking really delicious. Can only imagine how big this cola would have got if the plant was allowed to grow untopped. This pheno is definitely the big yielder of the bunch.
G
Guest
A closeup, this is also the most colourful plant, definitely a keeper if she smokes good. Expecting to see her pack on the resin in the last 20 days.
The other purple pheno is also looking good, but the yield looks a little smaller. The wardrobe is full of stinky buds now, a real dense jungle canopy.
The other purple pheno is also looking good, but the yield looks a little smaller. The wardrobe is full of stinky buds now, a real dense jungle canopy.
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easyrasta
hope those girls smoke as good as they look
if they do u can put me down for a pack of seeds lol
great job as alway
peace
ez
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to British_Hempire again.
if they do u can put me down for a pack of seeds lol
great job as alway
peace
ez
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to British_Hempire again.
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G
Guest
Cheers ez. I have chucked some Afghan male pollen around and have kept him for future work as well as cloning all 4 females, so seeds will be shared for sure.
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mossy
Yes..they are amazing.. 
Alfred-cannaria
Member
awesome pic, i love the purple color on the plants. Could you talk us about the yield and taste?? however i can smell this prttey buds...hehehehehe.
G
Guest
Hiya Ras, I forgot all about updating this thread, sorry!
These pics are from 28th Sept, so 5 days old. One lady in particular stands out, the most intensely coloured one and a huge yielder, massive buds. Here she is at 48 days, may go 60 judging by the triches.
These pics are from 28th Sept, so 5 days old. One lady in particular stands out, the most intensely coloured one and a huge yielder, massive buds. Here she is at 48 days, may go 60 judging by the triches.
G
Guest
Hiya D. My sense of smell is very poor and I had a cold at the moment, so no idea on the smell.
I am told this is an unhybridised Afghan, but I'm not sure, as the 4 females are all different, there is this one, another purple one with a more open, foxtail bud structure, then a green one with similar buds to this purple one but much smaller buds, then the fourth is a green one with really foxtail buds.
In veg, they seemed very similar and looked like a pure Afghan, but as flowering has progressed, the differences are obvious, so not sure at all what there real genetic background is, but there is definitely mostly Afghan type genetics in there I think. Could be a cross of more than one Afghan type perhaps. I still doubt these are commercial genes, and it was stressed to me that they weren't any kind of commercial seed, and of the Afghan types I can think of that were available commercially in the early 90s or before, these don;t remind me of any of them, Maple Leaf Indica was similar to these when they were in veg, but since they flowered, they are nothing like MLI. If the purple one pictured was green, it would remind me a lot of the original Positronics Citral I grew outdoors as one of my very first grows.
So, to be honest, I haven't got a feckin clue and although it would be nice to know exactly their genetic mak-up, it's secondary to the quality of the genes. I only kept 1 of the 4 males as I thought the strain was pretty consistent back then as the plants all looked pretty much the same, I chose the male based on health, vigour and structure, I picked the least stretchy one and that one had the structure of the females, nice and compact with huge amounts of side branching, now I know there are at least 4 phenos, I realise keeping only one male means I can't reproduce the strain and crossign the male to any of the 4 females would completely bottleneck the genes. So my current line of thinking is to select only the best of the 4 females and work with that one. Looke to me like I will keep the two purple females as clones and the foxtaily green pheno too, but that all depends on smoke quality. The big purple one pictured I will keep almost regardless of how she smokes as the yield and colouration are exceptional qualities, I recon as a commercial cutting, this pheno would be awesome, huge yields of intensely purple buds.
So what I will probably do is to cross the male to this purple pheno (and I pollinated all 4 ladies), grow out te F1s, select the best male and backcross to the original purple female.
I am told this is an unhybridised Afghan, but I'm not sure, as the 4 females are all different, there is this one, another purple one with a more open, foxtail bud structure, then a green one with similar buds to this purple one but much smaller buds, then the fourth is a green one with really foxtail buds.
In veg, they seemed very similar and looked like a pure Afghan, but as flowering has progressed, the differences are obvious, so not sure at all what there real genetic background is, but there is definitely mostly Afghan type genetics in there I think. Could be a cross of more than one Afghan type perhaps. I still doubt these are commercial genes, and it was stressed to me that they weren't any kind of commercial seed, and of the Afghan types I can think of that were available commercially in the early 90s or before, these don;t remind me of any of them, Maple Leaf Indica was similar to these when they were in veg, but since they flowered, they are nothing like MLI. If the purple one pictured was green, it would remind me a lot of the original Positronics Citral I grew outdoors as one of my very first grows.
So, to be honest, I haven't got a feckin clue and although it would be nice to know exactly their genetic mak-up, it's secondary to the quality of the genes. I only kept 1 of the 4 males as I thought the strain was pretty consistent back then as the plants all looked pretty much the same, I chose the male based on health, vigour and structure, I picked the least stretchy one and that one had the structure of the females, nice and compact with huge amounts of side branching, now I know there are at least 4 phenos, I realise keeping only one male means I can't reproduce the strain and crossign the male to any of the 4 females would completely bottleneck the genes. So my current line of thinking is to select only the best of the 4 females and work with that one. Looke to me like I will keep the two purple females as clones and the foxtaily green pheno too, but that all depends on smoke quality. The big purple one pictured I will keep almost regardless of how she smokes as the yield and colouration are exceptional qualities, I recon as a commercial cutting, this pheno would be awesome, huge yields of intensely purple buds.
So what I will probably do is to cross the male to this purple pheno (and I pollinated all 4 ladies), grow out te F1s, select the best male and backcross to the original purple female.
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catfish
New member
fantastic pics!
i will have to post some of my fall/winter project
when it gets going
i have had a similar experience with
an afghani strain i obtained a few years ago
there was a purple pheno a taller green pheno
and an early green pheno
i am trying to breed for the purple myself
the high and the smell and taste are unique when fresh
and cured to a spicy hashy taste
i will have to post some of my fall/winter project
when it gets going
i have had a similar experience with
an afghani strain i obtained a few years ago
there was a purple pheno a taller green pheno
and an early green pheno
i am trying to breed for the purple myself
the high and the smell and taste are unique when fresh
and cured to a spicy hashy taste
Thomas Cherry
Member
Tasty looking herb man
Tasty looking herb man
Easy Hempire. Wicked. Pukka mate!!!!
Muito benito!
Would love something like that in my garden..
Tc
Tasty looking herb man
Easy Hempire. Wicked. Pukka mate!!!!
Muito benito!
Would love something like that in my garden..
Tc
Damn BH those are looking great! And the Heri is sick as hell! Sounds like you are on the right track!
G
Guest
Hopefully I can reveg this lady, then I can backcross the best male of the F1s this plant is carrying with the original lady and share the purple goodness around, I reckon a BX1 would be a good startign point, then I'll linebreed to stabilise for intense colouration and the huge yield. Once i have a fairly stable line suitable for outcrossing, I'll make some crosses, first up to my Herijuana pheno which is wickedly potent and can be quite colourful too.
Herijuana:
Herijuana:
