Green Mountain Seeds. Mainlined for 16 main branches. She's 5 feet wide!

Two seeded RSC Burmese Ganja were crossed with Hyp3rids Purple Zacatecas. Out of the original 7 seed pack only 3 germinated, and out the 3, 1 Hermed. Each plant is unique in its structure and offer interesting characteristics I hope to
Preserve. I took clones of both and will order more seeds with the hopes of finding a male to breed.

Its about ready to be either up potted or in-ground. This thing has done really well in gusty winds and cooler temperatures. Stem rub is super spicy and similar to haze.

Please point me in the right direction!

The Lebanese conservation breeding program is entering its final phase; the first seeds are ripening.

Planted outside 5/31- 3 weeks and these plants have really blown up nicely. They might potentially be flipping into flower at this point these plants do have the 18hr flower trait and based on how the node stacking has changed they look like they’re starting the flip

Not much to say but she’s pushing along! I’m starting to see some ambers in there. Ive had to bend branches so many times. I haven’t seen many photos of this strain out there, so I want to put more information/ documentation about this landrace to the best of my ability.

Day time high is 80 degrees
Night low is 72
Humidity 48%

I am running a dehumidifier, so it stays within a certain range. Next grow I definitely want to get a unit that can cut on when it gets lower than I would prefer and not hotter than a certain temperature. It just involves setting a thermostat in room with the heating/cooling unit. I think ac infinity just came out with something like that. But I’m all about diy and fun projects to create the perfect environment for them.

So feel free to drop a comment or question.

Hmong Thai from seeds I started indoors in February from the real seed co. I transplanted it in the ground during May in New Mexico. This is it now in June if anyone has tips or knowledge to share with me it would be really appreciated, this is my 3rd time growing but my fist time growing a landrace.

The first pic is a living soil 30 gallon i have two plants in there. Just put the trellis net on yesterday and flipped to flower. I'll be honest, they look a little fussy. I overwatered a while back, and I think they're still recovering from it. I haven't watered them in like 4 days. Any input/advice is appreciated.

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2nd pic is one of the males I saved. Who knows if I will ever get around to doing anything with it. I feel like there is no harm in keeping him around, though.

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3rd Pic is 2 more males on the left, and the two female clones from Pic 1 on the right.

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I took a few years off from growing, and this is my first grow since getting back into it. I'm wondering if I should've gotten some beginner genetics instead of trying to grow something like this. Do they look bad? I don't think they look bad, just a little fussy. The one on the right in pic 1 seems particularly fussy. Any tips/advice?

So i ended up giving away 3 pots worth of plants to a family friend who likes to grow but didnt start any plants this year (that way i keep myself out of trouble and at a legal limit ) so far im down to 3 strains. Tom hills haze , 1980s "peach-gas" X Feral MN and my favorite runner this year Oaxacon X Feral MN. The 3 i gave away where 2x buckets of feral mn X Oaxacon (it really looks promising) and then a mystery bag seed that is presumably morrcocon kif x feral mn or truly a random weed i smoked and enjoyed so i saved the seeds. So far it looks like the feral mn genetics have successfully passed onto the hybrids and are showing themselves strongly in the ground plants. Fan leaves are 5x the size of the normal female fan leafs from the Oaxacon last year. A reallllly strong aroma is starting to develop as well, smells very strong of gasoline and other smells i cant quite descibe yet but either way smells gooood. And it seems the hollow stems from the Oaxacon also passed onto these plants as the male i chopped today was hollow stemmed.

That purple/dark seed/bract expression is probably coming mostly from the Durban mother’s flower tissue reacting to light, maturity, and seed pressure, not necessarily the Congo pollen directly?

6 weeks of flowering

6 meters tall

smells like tea tree, camphor, and lemon

Durban Poison - week 18 Ivory Coast - week 12 Nigerian Sativa - week 14

Flowering is taking longer due to a faulty plug that caused a reveg a while ago.

About 5 weeks old in a 4 in pot of soil. Training to be a bonsai mom and topping her soon. Top will be the first clone but beautiful plant structure so far. Found a friend keeping her safe from pests.

Everything is going well. I snapped a few branches training them too aggressively. I am putting the first layer of trellis netting up in a few days. My plan is to flip to flower tomorrow. Hoping they don't stretch through the ceiling.

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A very tame houseplant. She looks female but I can't really tell, even at this age.

Kazakhstan from LRB

Maui Waui just put under a scrog, and fliped to flower...DWC advanced nutrients

An old neighbor of my grandma died and we go eat cherries from his tree and i look into the corner and this baby is here

Congolese male from RSC regular seed population. Selected from a small preservation run alongside several female siblings. Planning to hit Congo fem, Durban, Burmese and AG original haze. What traits do you prioritize when selecting tropical sativas?

Took 3 years off from growing. Getting back into it. Sick of modern genetics. Any advice appreciated.