Colombian Gold Grow: Come Learn With Me How To Produce Your Own Seeds!

Digging that the purple :).
 
Dutchman1990 said:
Hey beez! Hope your well pal. Wanted to update you on the EM clones. The reveg growth looks really interesting almost not even like weed leaves ATM. The single blades leaves are round and smooth very interesting seeing this!
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I have a polygirl going too. Crazy
 
newty said:
Sending positive ball growth vibes to her right now!!
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Just how Newty rolls!!

Got some CS and will be trying to reverse a chem clone and a humboldt legacy clone in a few weeks:). First 3 girls in the hempy are up. A dda,gelato og and cheese. Like the ease of hempy and the fact no worries about the fugnn gnats in it.;)
 
Kismet said:
Like the ease of hempy and the fact no worries about the fugnn gnats in it.
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Dunno, Icemann had fungus gnats in his DWC FFS!
 
Very first seed plucked from an offspring of the Colombian Gold. This seed is off the NL X DDA plant, the one I pollinated just two buds. I thought they might be getting close. I'm thinking a couple more weeks to be fully mature.
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Kismet said:
Got some CS and will be trying to reverse a chem clone and a humboldt legacy clone in a few weeks:)
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If you have the space to completely separate the Chem clone and the Legacy clone that would be great. I just never like having two pollen producing plants around at the same time so I know without a doubt who the "father" of any seeds was in a breeding run. With multiple "males" you just never know for sure.
 
beez0404 said:
Very first seed plucked from an offspring of the Colombian Gold. This seed is off the NL X DDA plant, the one I pollinated just two buds. I thought they might be getting close. I'm thinking a couple more weeks to be fully mature.
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Looks like Victory! Very nice.
 
Looks good!

beez0404 said:
If you have the space to completely separate the Chem clone and the Legacy clone that would be great. I just never like having two pollen producing plants around at the same time so I know without a doubt who the "father" of any seeds was in a breeding run. With multiple "males" you just never know for sure.
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Makes me think of Maury Povich

You are NOT the father!
 
Has there ever been a time where the seed takes more than 5-6 weeks to mature? And how do you know if maturity is at say 5th week beginning or middle of 6week? What signs on the seeds tell you that they have reached full maturity
 
Dutch.......I am thinking the Colombian Gold seeds are going to take longer then 5-6 weeks based on how the seed I plucked the other day looked. It was pretty close to being fully developed (maybe another week for that) but then it would have to mature.

The first thing you look for is fully developed structurally meaning they have grown to full size and shape. At that point they are still soft with a green outer shell like this one.
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About a week later you'll see something like this.
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And a week after that this is how they'll look
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Four or five days later
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Just about there
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And the final product looks like this.
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Awesome ! Thanks beez. Now just to make sure I’m right your taking them from the bud looking like that correct? Then making sure to keep them dry and store in a cool dark place
 
If you are referring to the last photo, yes, that is how they look coming off the plant. If I have a large quantity (200+ seeds) I spread them out inside a box top and let them set for 2-3 weeks to dry thoroughly.
 
beez0404 said:
If you are referring to the last photo, yes, that is how they look coming off the plant. If I have a large quantity (200+ seeds) I spread them out inside a box top and let them set for 2-3 weeks to dry thoroughly.
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Thanks beez!
 
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