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only the 2nd time i bought seeds. the 1st was thai that was not good
a few years ago. so over a year i been looking for something new.
i chose some feminized durban poison from *dutch passion 5 seeds.
also got for free feminized *blimburn chemdog #4 and *G13 labs
sweet amnesia 2 seeds of each. was like $62 for them.
they shipped today, so should see them in a week or two.
never grew feminized seeds before. will update when i pop some.
Lrus007

sounds good,

i remember the buzz about the durban poison back when overgrow was still around..

well the description was close to the thai smell/flavor i am searching for.
so i have high hope for it.
Lrus007

get er done!

say,
has anyone done a flow map of how the major strains developed and were crossed?

I bought some DP grown local grown down the shops here recently and it was a very nice smoke and high. The analytics were around 25% THC. It still stands up against the latest superweed strain of the month just fine.

got them today. were packed well.
will pop one in a day or two.
Lrus007

last night i put 1 to soak. did not sink at bedtime.
get up today was floating. i touched it with finger
and it sunk. had my coffee and then planted it.
1/2 full solo cup of soil then say 1/4" of soil on top.
watered well and set in warm room. now i wait.
Lrus007

Your going to have lOtS of fuN my Friend.

Nothing wrong with femmed seeds. They're no more prone to hermy than any other seed. It's all strain and environment influenced.

I soak my seeds until they sink, then put them in paper towel until they crack and grow tails. Then I plant them. Almost 100% seedling rate that way.

If you like Durban - and yeah, I know I'm a Paradise Seeds shill(!) - Dutch Dragon is a nice strain that produces very good yields. Lovely sweet tangerine licorice flavour, too.

I've got too many fucking seeds. More than I'll every grow in a lifetime. I popped some old Atomical Haze test seeds the other day - must be 10 years old or more - and only one out of four is growing. Two never germed and one is a runt/mutant that is barely growing.

Moral of the story: don't buy em unless you can grow em! Geez, Ive got some nice old genetics in my fridge, too . . . I should probably get busy with them before it's too late.

I go the paper towel in a sandwich baggie, then aim the sprouts down into little hole I make with this superb phillips head screw driver, you know the kind that isn't real big. I have lost very few beans with this method, so I don't experiment. I just hope I never misplace that screwdriver.