Fluffyferret

time to start seeing what these gorgeous girls can produce.. exciting to say the least

I've been meaning to add some crown of thorns for a long time.. a friend with a gift made it so

wow, I am impressed with the vigorous vegetative growth on these girls.. this breeder, Tino's Genetics, comes very highly recommended and I can see why.. absolutely looking forward to seeing these girls flower

The tall dark pheno, Sour Tangie is being a bit stubborn.. slowed down on it's uptake and that concerns me.. we are getting close to the finish on the tall one in particular.. she was weeks ahead of the green pheno so I'm not too concerned

absolutely exciting to get these plants into their final home.. we are less than a week away on transplant

I like to pollinate right after lights out.. less circulation and less if a chance if rogue pollen hitting a different plant.. and right before lights come back on.. I'll spritz the tops to make certain that only one plant gets pollinated and no others.. it's worked very well for me😉

has a bit of a scare a couple days ago with what I thought was a web of mites, however it must've been just a small spider because after treatment and VERY thorough inspection..I find absolutely no signs of any parasites(barring a fungus gnats or 5😂) at all.. so i am quite excited to continue with this complete Peanut Butter Breath and Peanut Butter Pops run

we're about halfway through the process.. another 5-6 days and it will be ready

opening up the tops for the lower nodes to push up and even out the canopy

these sub zero temps in zone 7b have been reeking havoc on my living soil.. I added another 10-12 inches of mulch to keep the microbial life thriving through the winter.. need to bring a load in to warm up and get amended(JLF and activated bio-char added) for transplant in two weeks..

a very simple and inexpensive method of creating ferments for your plants.. provides a great amount of Potassium and Magnesium

the two distinct phenotypes from the Sour Tangie are stunning.. I cannot wait to taste the difference on these girls

I'm very happy with how quickly these girls are developing.. almost time to LST them

Adding fuel for the microbes to gnaw on.. these two batches were created last June and are absolutely fire right now..

The Rotten Peaches and the two(1 1/2🤣) clones all got transplanted.. I decided to transplant before topping.. I didn't want them to go through all the stress at once and those roots were screaming for transplant

The growth from the Rotten Peaches has really progressed.. so far only a fish emulsion tea has been applied

Well.. you can't stabilize and hunt phenotypes in open pollinated landrace strains, without a herm here and there.. I'm glad I caught he/she early.. that could have been tragic😳

I am quite pleased.. the third phenotype from the Sour Tangie is a female.. she won't be pollinated because of her small Suze but we'll let her go the distance anyway

Testing the environment and as soon as I get it dialed in, the Sour Tangie males will be marched down here for pollen collection

Set up the 2×4 in the basement.. had to get creative for the control board🤣.. I have to get her fired up soon so I can get the environment stabil for the male plants upstairs in the 4x4

Miss Stella wishing everyone a VERY Merry Christmas and a Happy & Healthy New Year

The dry room is stabil at 64°f and 60% RH.. the trichomes are looking gorgeous.. I cannot wait to taste this in a couple weeks

I folded over the presses puck.. turned up the heat to 190°f and the second press maxed at 3000psi

This strain is the Polecat91 I am currently working.. this one in particular was from last season's outdoor test run.. these seeds will be an IBL when I'm finally done.. this press is 5-7 gms of flower in a 90 micron bag.. pressed at 170°f, 30 second warm up at 500psi and pressed for 3 minutes at 1 1/2 tons

So, after 36 hours with a "crutch" the broken Rotten Peaches seedling looks as if she will survive.. whew! She had me worried for a minute.. maybe more than a minute 😁