Schwaggy P's Random Stuff

[Schwaggy P]

Checked OGKB (day 30) the day after pollinating with the Chem'91(skva) reversed pollen

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Old Family Purple (Triangle Kush x Purple Urkle) - day 24

TK leaner

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Urkle leaner

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[Schwaggy P]

Single Branch Pollinations​

Pollen bank withdrawals:

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• HAOG x Black Triangle #1 (name not decided yet, either Hells Hypotenuse or Pythagorus OG)
• HAOG x Black Triangle #2
• Black Triangle
• Reversed Chem'91(skva)
• Ecto Cooler

Since I'm pollinating HAOG, the OG internodes and branching are quite long, so I got some bread bags to be able to get more dusted buds covered vs lunch bags.

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Here's the table before pruning and dusting at day 24:

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Same table after pollinating:

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Final List of dustings this round:
GG4 x Ecto Cooler - just 'cause
GG4 x Chem'91(skva) - just 'cause
Chem'91(skva) S1 - Looking to refine through subsequent S2, S3, ....
Chem'91(JB) x Chem'91(skva) - Looking for female for the final cubed HAOG male.
HAOG x Black Triangle - Replenish breeding stock
HAOG BX1 #1 (HAOG x (HAOG x Black Triangle #1)) - next step of cube (polyBX)
HAOG BX1 #2 (HAOG x (HAOG x Black Triangle #2)) - next step of cube (polyBX)

 

[Schwaggy P]

Breeding Project: Solvent Skunk
Selections for F2​

(Green Crack S1 x Granny Skunk)F1 have all sexed and been selected using the goals of the project (sturdier GCs1 dom). Here are a few of the plants remaining after the undesirables were culled to give an idea of the general range I'm trying to narrow:

There were quite a few Afghan expressions that popped out of this cross. I could see aunts'/uncles' expressions(not shown) that looked like it came straight from the Granny Skunk F1 pack.​

I have chosen 2 males to move forward with the F2. I will be pollinating 2 branches on each female (one each of the males) to decide which male produces the better offspring. The male on the left sports the narrower leaves, but the male on the right has the more prominent double serrations (GCs1 trait).

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The male on the left has some Granny features that can be seen in the P1 father (tighter petioles, very sturdy main stalk, pronounced blade spread, # of blades):

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The male on the right struck me as a Granny Skunk uncle with short petioles, wider leaf blades (compared to the other selected male), and the leathery skin leaf texture.

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The doubly serrated expressed in the GCs1(middle) compared to the selected males:

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All of the selections have been topped and are currently rooting to move on to the flower room for the next round of pollinations.

 

[Schwaggy P]

Black Lights
(Black Domina x Northern Lights #1)







Seeded branch of Black Lights F2
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[Schwaggy P]

Old School Hashplant (PNW HP x 88G13HP) - Bodhi

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Old Family Purple (TK x Purple Urkle) - CSI

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[Schwaggy P]

Good morning Schwaggy.

Good Morning, thanks for the kind words.
It looks to me like it may be a potassium deficiency.

If you're sure there is plenty of K in the soil mix, pH is on point, etc. , there may be a calcium excess which can antagonize potassium uptake. You mentioned that it got worse after adding CaMg, so this would be consistent with a possible Ca excess. The interveinal chlorosis looks like it may be a Mg deficiency but you saw no improvement in new growth after epsom and a further decline after CaMg, so it doesn't seem the magnesium level is the main culprit.

I generally wouldn't attempt big change type fixes after the halfway point of flower, but a flush and moderate feed may help. I suggest getting a few other opinions and see what others come up with.

 

[Capt C]

Black Lights
(Black Domina x Northern Lights #1)

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Seeded branch of Black Lights F2
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Black Lights is a looker @Schwaggy P . Looks like a session with that will produce lights out. Keep up the good work always enjoy a visit to your thread.

 

[Schwaggy P]

Black Lights is a looker @Schwaggy P . Looks like a session with that will produce lights out. Keep up the good work always enjoy a visit to your thread.

Thank you. The Black Lights are putting off some spicy gummy worms smells so far. The parents might be old school plants but they have the looks to hang with all the frosty modern stuff.

I have a couple packs of Coastal's 88G13HP x NL#1, so I will have a chance to figure how much of what I'm seeing in the Black Lights can be attributed to the NL#1.

Thanks for visiting.

 

[Schwaggy P]

H.A.OG polyBX
BX1 underway
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H.A.OG has accepted the pollen of the multiple males (separate branches with separate pollen).

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To recap, the polyBX is a multiple male cohort backcross that attempts to maintain traits that may be lost if only one male is chosen based on observable phenotype.

Here are males #1 and #2 of the initial F1 outcross (H.A.OG x Black Triangle). Their pollen has already been collected separately, used to pollinate, and extra collected and stored in the pollen bank. #3 Dropped pollen more quickly than these two and has already been pink-slipped. Since collecting their pollen, I have been torturing these males (weird light schedule, overfeeding/overwatering) and they will meet their end today.

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[Phylex]

I just read through your entire thread Schwaggy P and my mind is blown. My hat goes off to you my man on so many different levels. It's not just the amount of knowledge you have, but also your willingness to teach it/share it is absolutely phenomenal. Thank You

 

[Cob_nUt]

Tote is a male chamber.Solitary confinement so it can share flower space with sensi plant/s. I think he has a tutorial on it here. I know for a fact there's one on riu.

 

[Schwaggy P]

I just read through your entire thread Schwaggy P and my mind is blown. My hat goes off to you my man on so many different levels. It's not just the amount of knowledge you have, but also your willingness to teach it/share it is absolutely phenomenal. Thank You

You're welcome and thank you, I very much appreciate that. Thanks for taking the time to read through.

 

[Schwaggy P]

Love the tutorials, They definately inspire me, absolute awesomesauce!!!
The tote the males are in, is that just for the collection process, or is that their home for containment?
The torturing, is that for stress testing to see how they react, like going he she etc, or is there another or other reasons? I know I've done various such torturing to see what the plants thresholds were, likes and dislikes, soil tests etc.
As always loving your stuff mang.

Thanks

I use the totes as a way to flower out smaller males for small batch pollen collection. They pretty much spend their short lives in the storage tote. I use clear totes that hang out in the splash over light in the veg space and cover/uncover them with a box every 12 hours. It allows me to give them a personal flower space without having to dedicate a full breeding tent.

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The torturing is just to see if they herm or have any other strange reactions to stress.

 

[Schwaggy P]

Small test nug of the Chem Kesey (Chem'91skva x 88G13HP) pollinated by the Black Lights (Black Domina x NL#1)

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[SecretSquirrel]

That's some old school fire crossed into what I assume will be something amazing. Bravo happy hunting

 

[Main Cola]

Small test nug of the Chem Kesey (Chem'91skva x 88G13HP) pollinated by the Black Lights (Black Domina x NL#1)

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Those seeds look awesome

 

[Schwaggy P]

Since the breeding project plants have been getting flower table priority, the library mother plants are getting too big. Here's Chem D before taking some cuts and pruning back.

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[Heathenraider]

Good Morning, thanks for the kind words.
It looks to me like it may be a potassium deficiency.
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If you're sure there is plenty of K in the soil mix, pH is on point, etc. , there may be a calcium excess which can antagonize potassium uptake. You mentioned that it got worse after adding CaMg, so this would be consistent with a possible Ca excess. The interveinal chlorosis looks like it may be a Mg deficiency but you saw no improvement in new growth after epsom and a further decline after CaMg, so it doesn't seem the magnesium level is the main culprit.

I generally wouldn't attempt big change type fixes after the halfway point of flower, but a flush and moderate feed may help. I suggest getting a few other opinions and see what others come up with.

Flush it with 1/4 cup peroxide per gallon then light feed and repeat again , then resume Reg feeding , it looks like an uptake issue to Me

 

[Heathenraider]

Gotta get Me some Black Lights, oh Yea!!!!

 

[yougrowyourway]

Gotta get Me some Black Lights, oh Yea!!!!

I hear that boss! I love the name too...fireee!