Re: Conradino23's Another Outdoor Grow With High Brix Soil - Air-Pots & SoCal Seed St
Heres one of my Lebbies that im calling sativa leaning.
Heres one of my Lebbies that im calling sativa leaning.
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I have 2 distinct phenos from the Lebby seeds from two different sources: RSC and BlueHemp. The sativa pheno is a thin leaf and tall and narrow growth habit. A photo is attached here of it in bloom as of yesterday. I have one female and one male that are this phenotype. The source of these seeds says that the Swiss female in the photo here may have had auto genetics, and it started blooming in early July. I also got 3 indica pheno females that are shorter and they have much larger and wider leaves, and they are blooming later. All the RSC seeds are blooming on schedule, with the sativa pheno male just starting to pop open now and the 3 indica females are just starting to bloom along the nodes. They smell really good now; limonene and vanilla? They do not reek though. I just trimmed the set of 3 indica phenos to root a few clones of each. If they are what I hope they are, I will overwinter them and run them next year as well. These indica phenos do not look like Afghan or Pakistan indicas. They have long fat leaves, but they are narrower than the Afghans, and they have larger teeth along the leaf margins. They also tend to branch more than Afghans do.
hey conrad are you out tending those lebby's,pics?
Heres one of my Lebbies that im calling sativa leaning.
With all due respect what makes you think that flower is worth retaining the genetics? I see a wispy, spindly bud, with little tricome production, everything a breeder would crop and trash over.
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That is actually the indica pheno. I have 3 plants that look just like that. The sativas have much shorter and thinner leaves.
Good idea, I'd choose a good stud and pollinate all the females, but it's really just inbreeding at an unknown point. You might be creating F40 or F200 with a strain that most likely is still heterozygous seeing how different phenos in this line are, so there was not much human selection involved. Bottom line is you will most likely see all these phenos pop back in next generation. But you can choose a nice cut and keep running it at least with bigger poll to choose from.Ok cool, i was actually hoping for indica phenos. I have 4 of these going now. The reason im growing some of the old landrace strains is nostalgia. I really miss what we had back in the mid to late 1970's. i will probably pick the best male and best female and make seeds to play around with.
Ill have to look at mine again, of the 4 plants 2 are twice the size of the other 2. I'll have to look at leaf margins.
Will be nice to pheno hunt for a nice keeper, all 4 of mine are indica