Hit this Granddaddy Purple with my Congo Red #2 male. The goal is to bring together that GDP density, color, and resin with the Congo side’s vigor, spice, lift, and high-energy expression.
Hit this Granddaddy Purple with my Congo Red #2 male. The goal is to bring together that GDP density, color, and resin with the Congo side’s vigor, spice, lift, and high-energy expression.
I’ve just completed the first heirloom-seeded run of Purple Zacatecas by Hyp3rids. I used two different males in the breeding process. The open structure, long flowering energy, purple potential, and real preservation work make this a promising strain. My goal is to preserve Mexican expressions and build a working seed library for future hunts.
I’ve just completed the first heirloom-seeded run of Purple Zacatecas by Hyp3rids. I used two different males in the breeding process. The open structure, long flowering energy, purple potential, and real preservation work make this a promising strain. My goal is to preserve Mexican expressions and build a working seed library for future hunts.
I’ve just completed the first heirloom-seeded run of Purple Zacatecas by Hyp3rids. I used two different males in the breeding process. The open structure, long flowering energy, purple potential, and real preservation work make this a promising strain. My goal is to preserve Mexican expressions and build a working seed library for future hunts.
Two seeded RSC Burmese Ganja were crossed with Hyp3rids Purple Zacatecas. Out of the original 7 seed pack only 3 germinated, and out the 3, 1 Hermed. Each plant is unique in its structure and offer interesting characteristics I hope to
Preserve. I took clones of both and will order more seeds with the hopes of finding a male to breed.
Two seeded RSC Burmese Ganja were crossed with Hyp3rids Purple Zacatecas. Out of the original 7 seed pack only 3 germinated, and out the 3, 1 Hermed. Each plant is unique in its structure and offer interesting characteristics I hope to
Preserve. I took clones of both and will order more seeds with the hopes of finding a male to breed.
Documenting the line, watching seed set, and preserving the work forward
That purple/dark seed/bract expression is probably coming mostly from the Durban mother’s flower tissue reacting to light, maturity, and seed pressure, not necessarily the Congo pollen directly?
That purple/dark seed/bract expression is probably coming mostly from the Durban mother’s flower tissue reacting to light, maturity, and seed pressure, not necessarily the Congo pollen directly?
Congolese male from RSC regular seed population. Selected from a small preservation run alongside several female siblings. Planning to hit Congo fem, Durban, Burmese and AG original haze. What traits do you prioritize when selecting tropical sativas?
Congolese male from RSC regular seed population. Selected from a small preservation run alongside several female siblings. Planning to hit Congo fem, Durban, Burmese and AG original haze. What traits do you prioritize when selecting tropical sativas?