A good day to you all.
Iam a small scale breeder from South Africa have been growing for 20 and breeding full time for the last 5 years and here are some of my more recent cultivars
Thanx
10 Likes
Welcome to GN and thanks for sharing. What cultivars do you have there? Tell us more. @Arrow
4 Likes
It might interest @docdre too 
4 Likes
Those are from my widow series that I recently completed.
Fist one is pw (F4). this was made with pink kush, white widow, Durban poison and swart berg landrace
Then it is Tr (bx5), parents are from a multiple (4) un forced mutated Pink Kush. Northam Landrace. And a unknown bagseed that; initially gave me problems because of how light the plant is in appearance tried everything that nutrients entailed p h u name it eventually I decided after checking everything that the only way to be certain that this is a light cultivar is by doing a run of them and after turning mom herm. all came out looking just like mom . Initially they were white powder mold prone as nothing I have ever seen no treatments (over the counter. Or home remedy) pH alkalinity trimming nothing sorted that out introduced the northern LR and the genetic sorted that out
3 Likes
Thanks for the info and that is unreal. May I ask what pink kush you are working with, where are its origins?
1 Like
Wich I could unfortunately I lost a lot of notes and data in a raid 2 years ago but it was not stable Yssaaáagenetics had random phenotypes all over. Started sorting them have got pics of the mutation witch are wurld quadrofoliating, self fuming,flat stem and twin leaves on single stalk one facing up and the other down.
4 Likes
very interesting …that polyploid plant has me wondering 
…do you think its only 2 sets of chromosomes, or do you suspect more ? …i see a lot of sativa dominance … did you subject the genome to different growth temperatures or did you only leave it in our sun …?..did you bx that plant …lol 
… 
4 Likes
thanks for the tag my friend… 
3 Likes
That’s it! I’m moving to the mother land!
Welcome to the Growers Network Forum!
8 Likes
7 Likes
no couldn’t in any lifetime be bx as the mutation came from the first run tr (more of a reference than a name) is the one who had bx. I suspect more than 2 sets are present, and this was treated as all the other in the run, way ahead of the season as to harvest just before the start of grow season and the better preforming or preferd plants go straight to ground or repot for revenging for second grow on them. I wil in future post pics with names ect as to clarify what specific plants are being referred to. Thanx
6 Likes
thanks for explanation…
6 Likes
Welcome to grower network a beautiful bit of breeding u have going on good luck with that and be safe
3 Likes