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Cherry Bomb. I love watching these girls grow unpruned in their natural form, especially for a pheno hunt. So beautiful and spacious. But... these (green)genes are VERY vigorous. The taller girls were approaching 6 feet and I’m assuming would reach at least 10 before even thinking about...

Bliss outside charging! Yes, I know they’re too close...too many females:)

Cherry Bomb. Five females, six males, one undecided. Females planted into ground in hoophouse...amazing soil. We shall see...I have only 8 feet of headroom and they’re 20” tall and cruising. Maybe some pruning required!

Bliss. Four females, three males, one runt culled. Planted from here into the ground outdoors in amazing soil. Updates to come.

Bay 11. Stretched some and slightly larfy compared to a perfect finish, but still good.

Here’s a look up jack’s skirt. Crazy stretchy. The smell though...wow! Cold spicy incense with overripe banana.

Update: After a month of light dep decreasing to about 10 hrs of light, I harvested this past week. Not because everything looks completely ready, but because I need to prepare the space for long season crop. If it was gonna be perfect, I would’ve waited for it. But, it wasn’t. Funny buds...

Update: 36/36 for one hundred percent germination. Thanks Gas! #bringdemfya

Thanks for the pics! Looks tasty! Is this hazey pheno your choicest?

I know, another silly seedling picture, but this shit’s exciting! Bliss is the winner for first seed to find daylight for 2018 outdoor season. All strains are pushing up today after five days direct sown last Saturday. 8 Bliss and 12 cherry bomb from swami. I only wish I had room for more!

Chemdog. This one has weathered the wacky season perhaps the best. It stretched a little, and now is gonna fill in quick and looks pretty good...almost normal:)

Here are the 4 Alenuihaha...half rev-vegged, now re-flowering. Two shorter plants turned into lettuce. More leaf than I know what to do with. They seem a little more Indica driven, and that extra leaf when multiplied is a dealbreaker. It’s helped me make my selections, cuz come harvest time...

I know the light was not great for pics, but it’s a look anyway. Here are the 4 PCK girls after a wild ride through a start at re-veg, and now back squarely into flowering with light dep. Yikes! I lost about three weeks at least, mid flowering. The experiment has yielded a lot of good info...

Nice job getting the greenhouse together! I’m glad you’re growing the TO x PR. That sounds delicious. I’ll be glad to hear when it initiates flower and when it finishes here. I’m starting a bunch of cherry bomb tomorrow. I know that can flower long too. Hopefully it gets to finish...

No rabbits in my yard for sure. Gopher hole was inches away from the stem! It hasn’t returned for any more of my plants, though. The poppies and clover are tastier!

Night is coming early these days, so flowering should commence and finish hopefully in May.

This is my favorite PCK. Small but smells strong and sweet. Interesting on the smells of these Pakistanis. So far they’re all sweet and no funk.

This is the greenest of the PCKs. Looks like it will yield well and smells sweet. It looks a little stretched from the lengthening days.

This is my choice so far of Alenuihaha. It is biggest and most spacious form. Also best smell on stem rub. Looks exactly like I hoped it would so far. Not terribly stretched from daylight extending.

This is the Jack Herer f2 yesterday, getting stretchy. This leads me to believe days have been too long for at least two weeks. That means light dep would have to begin even before equinox to keep things flowering as prescribed.