TGA Qush (Pre98 Bubba x Space Dude) Testing
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Senseimilla
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Have any of you grown Cheesequake out as well and how different were they? I already have cheesequake and i'm growing a romulan clone at the moment as well just curious what the difference is between CQ and DQ (other than dq is crossed with romulan/c99)
mcone
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The Cheesequake has more round, indica, flowers than the Dairy Queen. The DQ has more spear shaped clusters with larger calyxes indicitive of the UK Cheese cutting. The Cheesequake tends to stay shorter and grows more compact with less sugar trim than DQ.
There is a high degree of variation within Cheesequake because the parents are quite different and both DQ and CQ are only F1 outcrosses of Uk Cheese.
The Dairy Queen parents are more similar in growth and flavor (comparatively) so the progeny is more stable as a result.
As with all hybrids you will have progeny that leans towards both parent, and a mix of the two. It is advisable to clone all of the females before flower and wait until the smoke test to determine whether or not to keep them around.
Jack cleaner II nearly gave my an anxiety attack during the smoke test so I cut down the clone, but I still have another pheno to try and another clone to pick from.
Out of two females of Cheesequake I ran, there was one clear winner. It was less leafy, more desirable flowers, more resin, and a much better and more intense smell (grape cheese).
I will snap some macros of the confidential cheese, dairy queen, and cheese quake when they come down.
There are a couple good looking plants in the cheese test seeds.
Qush just when into flower.
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Good to see some old friends stopping by.
Peace everyone
There is a high degree of variation within Cheesequake because the parents are quite different and both DQ and CQ are only F1 outcrosses of Uk Cheese.
The Dairy Queen parents are more similar in growth and flavor (comparatively) so the progeny is more stable as a result.
As with all hybrids you will have progeny that leans towards both parent, and a mix of the two. It is advisable to clone all of the females before flower and wait until the smoke test to determine whether or not to keep them around.
Jack cleaner II nearly gave my an anxiety attack during the smoke test so I cut down the clone, but I still have another pheno to try and another clone to pick from.
Out of two females of Cheesequake I ran, there was one clear winner. It was less leafy, more desirable flowers, more resin, and a much better and more intense smell (grape cheese).
I will snap some macros of the confidential cheese, dairy queen, and cheese quake when they come down.
There are a couple good looking plants in the cheese test seeds.
Qush just when into flower.
___
Good to see some old friends stopping by.
Peace everyone
Student of Dank
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Just joined. did this finish?
ProfessorPotSnob
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R.I.P. McOne
It will be one year in a few months and things are never the same as we know . The universe selected our friend a little early but his love and passion lives on ..
I brought a Kreation of Mc's back home where it belongs and am looking forward to the work that ensues
Hopefully Mc will be with me as I work this same sequence of gentics into something else due to the combinations used as well as my own male JC pollen .
It will be one year in a few months and things are never the same as we know . The universe selected our friend a little early but his love and passion lives on ..
I brought a Kreation of Mc's back home where it belongs and am looking forward to the work that ensues
Hopefully Mc will be with me as I work this same sequence of gentics into something else due to the combinations used as well as my own male JC pollen .
ProfessorPotSnob
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Here is a little something that MCONE left us to enjoy .. The elusive bubble View attachment 2833606