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[stepside]

@stepside
And our feminized strains would be: Power Kush (Critical x Og Kush) - Critical parentage provides the plant structure and resin production. OG phenotype that we selected for this cross is a typical Kush representative, bulky buds with great trichomes. It proved great production values and it requires a little knowledge and skills to maintain them.

Something more classic I can recommend would be Green AK XL Feminized (Afghan x Colombian x Mexican x Thai), this classic genetics is well know all around the globe for its characteristic smell and worthy production values for commercial growers. It provides above average production and is easy to maintain throughout the growth cycle.

Oh man!! The Green AK xl sounds very interesting

 

[tobe]

Hi @zambezaseeds
Welcome @AFN, at first i will send you the afn family vibe, i think you can feel the vibe.

My question is do you sell regular seeds ?
cu tobe

 

[Dr Fluff]

@zambezaseeds
I noticed that you sell CBD oil on your website, can you tell me if you produce this yourselves and if so do you breed you own high CBD hemp strains?

 

[derek420colorado]

@derek420colorado
To be honest it all depends on the breeding program and genetics you work with. Genetics are tricky, sometimes it takes more generations and sometimes less, you can't predict that until you test the results. I cannot share exact information about our breeding program due to confidentiality issues, but what I can mention, some of the strains have been developed using up to 5 generations. From what I've learned throughout the years, if you don't get the satisfying results within the first few crosses, the gene pool might be too weak to find something interesting there and continue further generations. The amount of F's depends also on the level of sophistication of the hybrid you work with.

Thanks for the answser, I have my degree in Botany as well, I share an affinity for the plant sciences too! And yes genetics can be very tricky, I guess the main reason for my question was for phenotypical stability after the first few generations. So without intruding on your "secret sauce" Can you disclose what strains have the least phenotypical variance? I.E do you have a strain or two that produces 2 or 3 phenos on a consistent basis? If so which one is that lol. I have a larger scale operation with the Dream Farm. Being able to have just a couple of pheno choices helps me adapt to growing autos the way I am. Here is a picture of my setup, It is 12x24 and it is a hybrid indoor greenhouse. It has 3 insulated walls and clear greenhouse panels on the south facing wall and half of the roof. I did this to allow 24 hours of light with a mix of half sun and half LEC and DE HPS.

 

[Dr Fluff]

 

[zambezaseeds]

@arty zan
Thank you for informing us. Those strains you mention, they are old strains, some of the genetics we dropped to make place for different, some of them changed names. We don't sell them any more. It's quite possible that the webshop didn't update their online stock when we sent them over the newsletter some months ago. Ill keep that in my mind.

 

[Renaissance Redneck]

@zambezaseeds , with more places legalizing canna, have you noticed an increase in sales lately? If so, what strains seem to be the most popular now?

 

[Renaissance Redneck]

 

[derek420colorado]

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[Dr Fluff]

@arty zan
Thank you for informing us. Those strains you mention, they are old strains, some of the genetics we dropped to make place for different, some of them changed names. We don't sell them any more. It's quite possible that the webshop didn't update their online stock when we sent them over the newsletter some months ago. Ill keep that in my mind.

@zambezaseeds Thank you for the answer!