Recent content by neatjason

I did a reverse image search on a bunch of their breeder logos a while back and came up with bupkis. They're definitely spinning a yarn in that regard.

Beautiful plants, Wizzlebiz! I can almost smell them from here :weed: I'm willing to try PSB again, but I'll need to fine-tune my protocol to ensure that the plants stay in veg long enough to take proper cuttings. I'm considering breaking up the dark cycle with periods of light as a fail-safe...

In hindsight, it looks like most of the complaints against them are issues with shipping.

Looks like they have a bunch of great Harlequin crosses. Thanks for the recommendation!

I fully expected this to be your answer. Thanks for making me feel like an asshat :dunce:

Not sure what to believe :???: You've got staunch supporters of PSB to "it's a scam" and every opinion in between on this forum.

I started with that philosophy, but must've fumbled somewhere along the way. My cuttings went into flower as well and didn't bother with root development at that point. I don't know if the lights cut out on me or what. Maybe my mistake was in rolling with it rather than attempting to reveg

In total? About a year. So posting here has been a humbling experience. As for trying to grow Harlequin from seed, that's been going on for 6-8 months. With the plants seeming to go into flower at about 4 weeks under a 18:6 photoperiod.

I attempted to do that, but I must have been too late. The cuttings went into flower with the rest of the plant. I need to do some research into keeping these plants in veg

I imagine I would need more than 10 seeds for any worthwhile pheno hunting experiment. I'm down for the challenge. Just trying to come to terms with how expensive it would be...

Btw, J. Rocket, where did you source your seeds?

Balls. My claims aren't looking so hot :shock: Is pheno hunting really so hellish?

Looks like they accept Zelle payment too. You're right. I can't guarantee that it's not a result of phenos, the same as you can't guarantee that it is a result of phenos. I made a claim based on my knowledge of cannabis genetics. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe PSB was wrong. Either way, I'm looking...

The resulting plants varied greatly in height, leaf morphology, lateral branch count, flower density, smell and of course taste. I'd find it hard to believe that its the result of phenotypic variation in Harlequin. Also, they all went into flower at week four.

Thanks hotrodharley! Sadly, the Seedsman US-branch is out of all things Harlequin and has been for some time. Wizzlebiz, They may have been out of stock and gave me leftovers. All I know is that not one of the 7 that germinated was Harlequin.