Sparrowhawk420
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Got one I'm gonna reverse soon with STS and I know for a fact it ain't gonna look as healthy as that. Props
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Got one I'm gonna reverse soon with STS and I know for a fact it ain't gonna look as healthy as that. Props
Thank you. I'm doing the reversal for an STS write-up. What are you planning to reverse?
Sparrowhawk420
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A very distinct Hazeman Elepahant stomper. She's frosty and nice but not super potent or loud and only produces small buds. BUT the way she stretches in flower, there are a lots of them, they are rock hard with hardly any leaf and it's like the plant did a leaf strip all of its own. I've got one 3 weeks in, I'll get a snap and you'll see what mean.
I'm gonna hit her to a few different plants including the my stardawg, spacemonkey cuts, the best of her sisters I find and probably couple of others I'm running for the 1st time
I'm gonna hit her to a few different plants including the my stardawg, spacemonkey cuts, the best of her sisters I find and probably couple of others I'm running for the 1st time
Sparrowhawk420
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My photos are shocking at times, best I could get, 3 week in flower topped 3-4 times while small.............Elephant stomper left, stardawg right
They look great.
H.A.OG polyBX
BX1 : Male selection & flip
I started the initial F1 using a Black Triangle male. I thought the heavy OG influence in the Black Triangle would be a great starting point. Were I selecting a single male, I may have chosen something more structurally different than the H.A.OG to make the selection easier to spot a H.A.OG pheno. BX1 : Male selection & flip
I selected these three males from the (H.A.OG x Black Triangle)F1 as the best representatives of the main phenotypes expressing from the population. The second male looks most like the H.A.OG.
Leaves
Stems/Nodes
JamesBodhin
BCP
This thread is one of the few things in life I can count on to be as good as I remember it.. never a let down. Keep it up brother!
Mr.Head
Active Member
no pressure
Thank you, much appreciated.
Club420
Grand Master Grower
Has Albert Einstein Reincarnated In Your Body And Thought He Would Grow Ganja!! Your One Intelligent So N So. Wow wht id give t hav your iq. Well done sir 
@Schwaggy P
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- OGKB
- GG4
- Banana OG (OrgnKid)
- Sour Diesel
- Chem D
- Appalachian Super Skunk
- Chem'91(skva)
SecretSquirrel
Tree Enthusiast
The thought of that ASS cross makes my mouth water with the skunk funk
Club420
Grand Master Grower
Lovley male
spyralout
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Will you be making these available for purchase? What is the difference between this sour d and ecsd?
Turpman
PICK YOUR OWN
Who's got big balls. We got the big balls. We got the biggest. Balls of them all. LOL AC
DCNot sure. I reversed the Chem'91 for a write-up about STS reversing and figure since I went through the trouble of reversing her, I might as well put her to use. I have plans to take the Chem'91 S1 and refine through successive S2, S3.... generations.
This Sour Diesel was shared to me as "Rattlesnake Diesel". Pressing the breeder who shared it for more info (there isn't too much about it) he said it's an old Sour Diesel cut from Laytonville, CA. I know this breeder's source for the cut is a guy who has access to an amazing library of great plants.
In researching it, I found that Laytonville is in Mendocino county along with Rattlesnake Summit (a geological feature). So I'd assume the "Rattlesnake" part of the name is just further reference to the region in which it was popularized/made/or shared. There are a couple mentions of "Rattlesnake Sour Diesel" through Google searches that come up as a relatively recent cross between Sour D x C99, but this cut pre-dates C99.
The Rattlesnake Diesel has a sharp, sour, electric "green-candy"-esque smell with a volatile fuel note. She doesn't creep when you toke, she'll twist you up in short order.