Satori Seeds

[Trichitect]

Hummingbird testers, still not showing sex clearly enough yet, still have all 10 rockin'. I over watered a bit at first, do I've just been letting them do their thing, just some LST. What beauties!

 

[Baba]

Hummingbird testers, still not showing sex clearly enough yet, still have all 10 rockin'. I over watered a bit at first, do I've just been letting them do their thing, just some LST. What beauties!
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Those look great

The hummingbird and the original Idukki and Peruvian are sensitive to overwatering and overfeeding. A little goes a long way with these ones. I love how bendy the stems are on these. Super easy to train and they grow so fast

 

[Trichitect]

I just culled 5 males. Got 2 confirmed females, and still waiting for 3 to show....
Males


Females

 

[Baba]

Hummingbird (Ucayali Peruvian x Idukki Gold

Trifoliate just got transplanted 3 days ago and is settling in nicely

 

[Trichitect]

I just tossed the last male, down to 4 females. By far the slowest in the tent to initiate flower.





2 Peruvian Heirloom

 

[Trichitect]

Hummingbird testers:
So I was wrong about the last one, it's a male, that makes 3 females & 7 males. Trying to decide whether to cull this last male, it's so nice looking and definitely has that super long flowering expression. It's just showing sex now after a full 5 weeks at 10.5/13.5 light schedule. The females are barely beginning to flower as well, they're gonna take a really long time to finish, maybe by Christmas .
Females




Male

 

[Trichitect]

Peruvian Heirloom getting flowers going.

 

[Baba]

@Trichitect Plants are looking so nice That male has a beautiful structure. I’d vote for keeping him Outdoors these ones (and some Peruvian Phenos) can go until Mid January. Any aromas worth noting on the Peruvians?

 

[Trichitect]

@Baba , I culled the last male, down to the three females. Not getting any notable smell on the Peruvian yet. I had to trash one of them last night, it hermied and seeded up my tent. The Lemon Thai got hit hard, beans forming already.

 

[Willie]

it hermied and seeded up my tent. The Lemon Thai got hit hard, beans forming already

Sorry to hear that. Hermies suck and waste time and resources. Hope the smoke you do get is worth the trouble.

 

[rkymtnman]

you didn't waste any time @Trichitect getting those UC lights in there huh?? lol has it been long enough to tell a difference yet?

 

[Trichitect]

you didn't waste any time @Trichitect getting those UC lights in there huh?? lol has it been long enough to tell a difference yet?

Yeah, I'm just trying them out as a meager attempt to curb the stretch of these crazy sativas. They're not hitting the lights yet, so far so good. Also, hoping to beef up some of the lower buds a little bit on the hybrids.

 

[Baba]

@Trichitect

Sorry to hear you ended up with a hermie

I primarily work with Peruvian genetics outdoors and in greenhouses under natural sunlight, and I’ve had great success with them in those environments without hermaphroditic traits showing up. In my experience, the times I have encountered hermies have almost always been with indoor landrace sativas or when plants were subjected to excessive stress.

Because equatorial sativas can be a bit sensitive and touchy, I’ve focused most of my breeding and selection work outdoors under natural conditions to minimize stress and allow them to express themselves as naturally as possible.

 

[Trichitect]

@Trichitect

Sorry to hear you ended up with a hermie

I primarily work with Peruvian genetics outdoors and in greenhouses under natural sunlight, and I’ve had great success with them in those environments without hermaphroditic traits showing up. In my experience, the times I have encountered hermies have almost always been with indoor landrace sativas or when plants were subjected to excessive stress.

Because equatorial sativas can be a bit sensitive and touchy, I’ve focused most of my breeding and selection work outdoors under natural conditions to minimize stress and allow them to express themselves as naturally as possible.

No worries my friend . I was well aware of the risks. The other Peruvian got partially seeded for sure. My Lemon Thai is looking like a bunch corn cobs full of seeds . Luckily, the 3 Hummingbird females started flowering super late, and it looks like they avoided the pollen! One of them is looking really nice, will post some pics soon.

 

[Trichitect]

Hummingbird
The nice one


And the other 2 are pretty floppy. Kinda hard to see in these pics. Next time I'll pull them out for picture time.

 

[Trichitect]

Peruvian Heirloom, has quite a few seeds from the herm. I think I've been over-watering/over-feeding a bit on these.

 

[Trichitect]

Hummingbird, about week 7-8ish, flowers are starting to look nice, but they're yellowing out a bit on me. Next week I'm gonna transplant these 3 from 5 gal to 20 gal pots to finish.

 

[Trichitect]

Peruvian Heirloom, loaded with seeds, gonna finish early. @Baba , the resin on this plant has the most exquisite smell! It literally smells like Nag Champa. You better believe I'll be sitting out those beans to smoke this. I still have half a pack, definitely revisiting this one sooner than later.