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HiFew shots of the Alpha Male. He still hasnt stopped giving me things i want.
Nice clusters, open structure, large pollen sacks, his main stem is thick, and his branches have knuckles forming already and there is no potential bud weight. Then there is thing thing about color...hes showing that too..
Sorry these are in hi res
Ahh tobe, glad to have you along mate. Appreciate the kind words on the Male as well. Most dont appreciate them but those of us who do know when there is a pretty one.Hi
Nice male you got, looks like a interesting project. I am in to see what nice strain you breed.
good luck with your project i wish you much healthy and potent seeds.
cu tobe
Hi my friendAhh tobe, glad to have you along mate. Appreciate the kind words on the Male as well. Most dont appreciate them but those of us who do know when there is a pretty one.
hope all is well with you and i know you are working on something over there.
Id love to have my hands on some original DC beans, id love to BX the dragon to her and see what would happen. Hell or even bring a male to the DC, either way the BX would be a meld i think. It has enough separation from the original mother that a BX would be in order i think to isolate more of the heavy resin production. I think that the dragon is hiding that trait, somewhere its in there we just havent see it yet, i think that we get color blind sometimes and miss the other traits, i know i do.
That is exactly how I am now. Seems like even 20% sati is too much for me anymore. I just don't like how it so fucks with my head.I do love my indicas, the sati's fuck with me too much in the head. I cant do that racy head feeling it gets me all spacey. i get super super paranoid on them and that is not for me
Wow, those WJs, are I believe the most homogeneous AFs I have yet to see. They look like they could be clones, and so nice that even the male looks exactly the same. Great job! I don't think many growers think about what it takes in the time and patience it takes to make such a stable strain.this was a 10 seed run and a repro for me. 2 Males, 8 females.very if any variation going on
Brother, since you grow autos, photos are such a piece of cake. Very forgiving, in every way. Well most strains anyway.Lol, ive almost got my buddy talked into running a photo in the tent. Its a 4x4, 6 ft tall. Would be fun for a noob im guessing. Never done a photo strain!
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So these seeds are circa 2008 or 09. The brother who donated them to me, said that they were in the fridge most of the time. It would be nice to get at least 5 to pop, with two males and three females would give enough seeds. DC takes the longest of any strain I have grown to get of any size in veg, with almost zero stretch. Gotta love TH's logo, very 70's. Will have plenty of F2 seeds to send out as 'testers' to breeders and heirloom preservationist. Nice to know one has original TH DC. I won't be getting to this OP seed repro until June or so, as I have a couple other reproductions to do first, on some @Waira Cannabiogen Pakistan Chitral Kush and Cannabiogen - Taskenti
A 98% Indica originated in Uzbekistan. Its name comes from one of the best hash in the world, according to experts; a very powerful and resinous strain, of enormous yield, mainly outdoors.
I must say that the Taskenti isn't 100% pure landrace but has a bit of Northern Lights in its genetics, although it's said to be bred to a +98% uzbekistan hashplant.
It has a refined and subtle hashish perfume, a shade between mint and lemon, very intense.
Oh, I do have quite a few Purple Peyote x Maple Leaf Indica. I will have to do a big run, and find some purple phenos
That is exactly how I am now. Seems like even 20% sati is too much for me anymore. I just don't like how it so fucks with my head.
Wow, those WJs, are I believe the most homogeneous AFs I have yet to see. They look like they could be clones, and so nice that even the male looks exactly the same. Great job! I don't think many growers take for granted the time and patience it takes to make such a stable strain.
Oh, I have noticed in a couple of post you mention "the dragon trait" can you elaborate on what that is for this novice?Thanks.
Peace.