nigel

just took this of the ones i kept inside out of rirst planting; a succession of plantings of same stock lets you see them at various stages, notice different characteristics.
'miss tri' comes from hermie stock Elmo, but the grower had purple indicas and a giant sativa i nicknamed 'vigorous' [all names are mty own creation, not certified strains lol] so keep on slipping in the most interesting ones in the hopes of a good hybrid. this is the first one i have had with a purple stem, it must be special because as well as cooking it, i dropped that plant upside down from 2.5 feet. fortunately a tray of sprouts broke its fall. lo
how many phenotypes can you see in my garden? lol nigel

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nigel

Had a camerra so thought i would give an update on the seedlings and sprouts from before Dankinbank. How are yours going?

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nigel

pic 1 Grew these like tomatoes in tray,

pic 2 - then potted up. few types.

pic 3 -The pick of the tray, a self splitting something from an indoor smoke. Very delicate when it comes up, so doubt it would survive germination outside.

pic 4 -A progression of this type in size from this tray

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Dankinbank

I'm finding that the one obvious hugh lunker seed that was apearing to be germinating to be doing the wellest. It also got the best home setup wise. I'm getting a pretty even homogenized type crop across the batch, it apears, which is all unfortunatley suffering from overwatering. their apearence more having to do with their growing condition, i think. I didn't really collect much scientificly usefull data, All but one were the first to crack of the 30, but I found one surviver, who's struggling right now, but will recover from a little overwating, i'm going to compair the 5 to the one, and see if the one is drastically different..

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