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So I don't post here much, and I'm not sure why. I share my breeding in other threads and most of my posts and threads are all in one, it makes it easier to keep track of everything. But I need to share here, because this is what I love the most out of growing. The bud is nice and what not but the fact that I have the chance to make something new and never seen before is so amazing to me. I digress, this is the continuation of the ALF line.
Not sure if some of you know about the lineage but she was a key. I believe, to the autoflower world, as well as the reason we see so much colored auto cannabis. Now I cannot claim the genetic code on the father side, he was continuation and personal selection of ALF#4 I got them at F2 as labeled and ran them one more time through a selection and made my own ALF#4 F3.
Once that was made and I had a few test grows they were showing color, black leaf, density, as well as great resin production. They had what I wanted for the next cross, and I had the mother that I wanted. For now ill be keeping the mother close to heart as its too close in genetic make up right now in its early stages. She was a stellar producer, and tremendous plant in a 1 gal pot. Nice branching, indica dom, and had great resin production. Really everything I wanted in looking for something I could call ALF#5
My goal is simple, I am an Indica guy always have been and there is something that I love about a narcotic high. Deep stone with long lasting effects just to ease the pain. So I have been breading towards the indica/Afghan side of the cannabis world and shes starting to pay off in my previous selections. Its all about what they have the potential to be and finding the right parents to make it happen.
Here is ALF#5 known to the forum as coal miners daughter.
First two to be seen out of the cross. These seeds are as new as it gets to genetic cross and selection. Out of the gate you can see the variation in the plants.
The indica is strong with this gal
Getting a little bigger and showing off
These 4 are the same generation as above just a bit behind, going to see if I can at least get a male this round that matches one of the fems, if not....we continue to crack.
Not sure if some of you know about the lineage but she was a key. I believe, to the autoflower world, as well as the reason we see so much colored auto cannabis. Now I cannot claim the genetic code on the father side, he was continuation and personal selection of ALF#4 I got them at F2 as labeled and ran them one more time through a selection and made my own ALF#4 F3.
Once that was made and I had a few test grows they were showing color, black leaf, density, as well as great resin production. They had what I wanted for the next cross, and I had the mother that I wanted. For now ill be keeping the mother close to heart as its too close in genetic make up right now in its early stages. She was a stellar producer, and tremendous plant in a 1 gal pot. Nice branching, indica dom, and had great resin production. Really everything I wanted in looking for something I could call ALF#5
My goal is simple, I am an Indica guy always have been and there is something that I love about a narcotic high. Deep stone with long lasting effects just to ease the pain. So I have been breading towards the indica/Afghan side of the cannabis world and shes starting to pay off in my previous selections. Its all about what they have the potential to be and finding the right parents to make it happen.
Here is ALF#5 known to the forum as coal miners daughter.
First two to be seen out of the cross. These seeds are as new as it gets to genetic cross and selection. Out of the gate you can see the variation in the plants.
The indica is strong with this gal
Getting a little bigger and showing off
These 4 are the same generation as above just a bit behind, going to see if I can at least get a male this round that matches one of the fems, if not....we continue to crack.
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