I set the tent up for some winter garden projects. I haven't grown any of our tomato-less tomatoes in awhile. I decided to dig into an old can in the back of the refrigerator. These are a three-way cross of different Kush Type plants. Seeds were saved from the 80's. The letters, in case anyone is wondering now or later, are only for Breeding Crossing Reference not names of actual cultivars. For instance, "B1"&"B2"(BB) are two siblings from Line B made from the original seed stock. I was given some history on them and know what they "might be", but only know for sure the were saved from the 80's. These are an f2 gen. Nothing from this cross have been made stable. So it will be interesting to see what comes out. These are regular photo, so I am hoping to have at least one keeper female I can run for awhile. If there happens to be a nice looking male that is very similar, maybe I will seed a branch or clone for the heck of it. Have a Great weekend!

I set the tent up for some winter garden projects. I haven't grown any of our tomato-less tomatoes in awhile. I decided to dig into an old can in the back of the refrigerator. These are a three-way cross of different Kush Type plants. Seeds were saved from the 80's. The letters, in case anyone is wondering now or later, are only for Breeding Crossing Reference not names of actual cultivars. For instance, "B1"&"B2"(BB) are two siblings from Line B made from the original seed stock. I was given some history on them and know what they "might be", but only know for sure the were saved from the 80's. These are an f2 gen. Nothing from this cross have been made stable. So it will be interesting to see what comes out. These are regular photo, so I am hoping to have at least one keeper female I can run for awhile. If there happens to be a nice looking male that is very similar, maybe I will seed a branch or clone for the heck of it. Have a Great weekend! — Internet of Pot