THT's Random Trees 12/12 from Seed
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THT
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Thank you! Its got a lot of flavor inhale and exhale and it lingers. Appreciate the positive vibes
THT
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The Cackleberry at F5 is vigorous, and consistent, and for me consistency is key. Only the best will be chosen to take it to F6, as many grows as it takes fellas.
Here's the difference between two days of growth, the vigor is real, and you can see how much material has also been removed.
2 days ago
Just now
We've decided to name this strain "Red Bag"
The reason this came about... we have some friends who we share our bud with, and back when the cackleberry f3 started getting passed around -- the grocery stores only had these red plastic bags left for some reason, and that's what one expression of the bud got put into and given to friends. Friends don't generally ask or really care about the strains or names, but they all pretty much asked for more of that stuff 'in the red bag'. That expression between friends quickly became known as Red Bag and I kinda love it.
somehow I've managed to put 5 of these plants into a single 5 gallon bucket, apart from the lowers that need to be cleaned up, the stems are strong, the branching is wide and consistent, and internodal distances are ideal for my height restrictions.
The other bucket showing a lot of the same consistency,
Here is a bud from the mother who gave birth to this batch.
More interesting things are in the works but honestly not interesting enough to take pics of yet.
Here's the difference between two days of growth, the vigor is real, and you can see how much material has also been removed.
2 days ago
Just now
We've decided to name this strain "Red Bag"
The reason this came about... we have some friends who we share our bud with, and back when the cackleberry f3 started getting passed around -- the grocery stores only had these red plastic bags left for some reason, and that's what one expression of the bud got put into and given to friends. Friends don't generally ask or really care about the strains or names, but they all pretty much asked for more of that stuff 'in the red bag'. That expression between friends quickly became known as Red Bag and I kinda love it.
somehow I've managed to put 5 of these plants into a single 5 gallon bucket, apart from the lowers that need to be cleaned up, the stems are strong, the branching is wide and consistent, and internodal distances are ideal for my height restrictions.
The other bucket showing a lot of the same consistency,
Here is a bud from the mother who gave birth to this batch.
More interesting things are in the works but honestly not interesting enough to take pics of yet.
THT
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So I think you mean Swami right? We'll to be honest, I was disappointed with every NL5/Haze I ran from them, maybe more so because I was hoping for something else, but also because they lacked a real flavor and bag appeal. I also ran Nigerian Blue, (Nigerian X Blue Orca Haze) and never saw a female but used the male for some chucking, results were underwhelming to say it nicely. I have a few more swami strains and I hold out hope there could be some solid fire in there, I haven't had good luck with Bodhi strains either though and lots of people have..
THT
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I didn't even see that I had already posted these pics on my thread.. must have been high as hell
of the 3 Thai landrace seeds (right side) that survived, all three were females (for now, las time I ran this strain I had one major herm.)
I was really hoping to get a male but that time has passed. On the left side are two Hawaiian punch females, the other seeds either did not make it or were males/culled
Red Bag (cackleberry F5) are just about to start flowering, solid wall of green.... doing what I can to keep the undergrowth cleaned up, already getting those classic red bag smells all over
6 females and 2 males which is the best ratio I've had so far.
THT
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Not too much to report on today, but heres a quick update
Red Bag
Starting to flower now id say.
Hawaiian Punch(left) and WOS Thai Landrace
The Hawaiian has great bushy structure, good short time to turn around to flower, and already getting some promising early trich smells.
Three distinct structures on the three Thai.
One very thin leafed, stretchy and fast turn around to flower, the other two much more wide leafed and branchy with a longer natural veg time. Hazy smells coming from them I am pretty excited.
Last is this little gem of a tent...one 5Gal with 3 females, GPS Copper Chem and Purple Mountain Majesty, and Crocketts Sour Strawberries.
on the left is a Cuban Black Haze male. Let the party begin.
Red Bag
Starting to flower now id say.
Hawaiian Punch(left) and WOS Thai Landrace
The Hawaiian has great bushy structure, good short time to turn around to flower, and already getting some promising early trich smells.
Three distinct structures on the three Thai.
One very thin leafed, stretchy and fast turn around to flower, the other two much more wide leafed and branchy with a longer natural veg time. Hazy smells coming from them I am pretty excited.
Last is this little gem of a tent...one 5Gal with 3 females, GPS Copper Chem and Purple Mountain Majesty, and Crocketts Sour Strawberries.
on the left is a Cuban Black Haze male. Let the party begin.
THT
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My Spidey senses are tingling man... I won't know for a while but I've also got a cut on the way. I just saw about your recent seeds.. bummer man.. I hope they make it right for you.
THT
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The Hawaiian punch and Thai landrace are starting to do the thing
The Hawaiian punch - Aromas are consistent across the two ladies, clean floral smells with a bit of a musky tone, not super loud but a pleasant smell
The 3 Thai landrace ladies have some variation in smells size, speed and structure, but so far so good.
There is one that stands out right now, it has some smells very similar to the Columbian gold..
fastest to flower and loudest by far of the three
Each of these 5 will get a little bit of pollination from the Cuban Black Haze male.
The Hawaiian punch - Aromas are consistent across the two ladies, clean floral smells with a bit of a musky tone, not super loud but a pleasant smell
The 3 Thai landrace ladies have some variation in smells size, speed and structure, but so far so good.
There is one that stands out right now, it has some smells very similar to the Columbian gold..
fastest to flower and loudest by far of the threeEach of these 5 will get a little bit of pollination from the Cuban Black Haze male.
Senokai
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I can't wait to see what the CBH ends up like on your end.The Hawaiian punch and Thai landrace are starting to do the thing
The Hawaiian punch - Aromas are consistent across the two ladies, clean floral smells with a bit of a musky tone, not super loud but a pleasant smell
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The 3 Thai landrace ladies have some variation in smells size, speed and structure, but so far so good.
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There is one that stands out right now, it has some smells very similar to the Columbian gold..
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Each of these 5 will get a little bit of pollination from the Cuban Black Haze male.
jpockets420
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Afte looking at your journal, I think im going to try a 12/12 from seed run next year. It would be perfect for our setup. Nice looking plants!!
THT
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Nothing very unique about the stem rub I can say.. nice growth, branching is strong and it was quick to turn around to flower, I'm sure between the two of us we will see a female soon enough.
You said it man, they really stopped stretching and went all out toward flower.
It is the way, I've been 12/12 from seed for something like 10 years nows and Ill never go back. I do not think you'll be disapointed.
THT
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Another week down, Progress is good
Thai Landrace - frosty with great terps
And a very interesting structure, Great for a sea of green perhaps
Hawaiian punch racing along
Red Bag F5 - lots of seeds, only really expressing one structure at this point as you can see, lanky and thin with TONS of branching.
starting to frost up - the smell is ridiculous already. Smaller buds and a bit longer flower time but yield may be offset by the sheer number of buds.
Here's a look at some clones I've recently acquired. BLURPLE WARNING!!
ECSD from Shoreline Genetics - looks ugly but its finally rooted and growing. I got this as a cutting and really neglected its need for humidity for a long time.
Wedding Crashers X Kush Mints also from Shoreline - also received as a cut but it didn't mind being in 20% humidity as much. It was slightly flowering when I received so its still getting back to veg. There are trichs all over it and it smells phenomenal.
Piffcoast farms - NYC Piff S2 #3 - I shouldn't have to tell you how excited I am for this, but in case you were wondering.. STOKED. Its recovered from the shock of 4 days in darkness during transit and is growing fast. Piffcoast describes this cut as being slightly less sharp and more 'wet basement' than the original as it leans more towards the NL5, but also says this one flowers faster than the others. Really excited.
Thai Landrace - frosty with great terps
And a very interesting structure, Great for a sea of green perhaps
Hawaiian punch racing along
Red Bag F5 - lots of seeds, only really expressing one structure at this point as you can see, lanky and thin with TONS of branching.
starting to frost up - the smell is ridiculous already. Smaller buds and a bit longer flower time but yield may be offset by the sheer number of buds.
Here's a look at some clones I've recently acquired. BLURPLE WARNING!!
ECSD from Shoreline Genetics - looks ugly but its finally rooted and growing. I got this as a cutting and really neglected its need for humidity for a long time.
Wedding Crashers X Kush Mints also from Shoreline - also received as a cut but it didn't mind being in 20% humidity as much. It was slightly flowering when I received so its still getting back to veg. There are trichs all over it and it smells phenomenal.
Piffcoast farms - NYC Piff S2 #3 - I shouldn't have to tell you how excited I am for this, but in case you were wondering.. STOKED. Its recovered from the shock of 4 days in darkness during transit and is growing fast. Piffcoast describes this cut as being slightly less sharp and more 'wet basement' than the original as it leans more towards the NL5, but also says this one flowers faster than the others. Really excited.
THT
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Hawaiian Punch on the left, Thai landrace on the right
Thai's are really frosty and loud, yield is going to be outstanding.
Hawaiian Punch on the other hand, much shorter and beefy sized buds, more on the quiet side, still sporting fresh floral and linen smells.
Check out this Purple Mountain Majesty, solid structure, fast flower, rock hard nugs and thick papery leaves. A great physical specimen.
Thai's are really frosty and loud, yield is going to be outstanding.
Hawaiian Punch on the other hand, much shorter and beefy sized buds, more on the quiet side, still sporting fresh floral and linen smells.
Check out this Purple Mountain Majesty, solid structure, fast flower, rock hard nugs and thick papery leaves. A great physical specimen.
