Ahhh, I see. My bad, Hermano. Salud.
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No problem, man!
Like other people said ya, AG has extremely thin leaves⌠Anyway, I have seen excelent sativa dominant crosses with leaves as yours, like same Old Skunks, Arjanâs Ultra Haze 2, or Purple Mexica CannaBioGen (H. Oaxacan G. X Pakistan Citral Kush)âŚ
And in same very bads Arjans Haze 3 n in a lots of A.G. Barneys FarmâŚ
But never with your short intermodal space
Salud!
PD: Purple Mexican CannaBioGen:
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The nodes are due to my lighting. Use COBs and you will have the same result. Just saying. I love COBs. Might include a QB soon.
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Whatâre the genetics of the Purple Mexican? It looks pretty cool, but I think my leaves are even thinner and more spaced out than that. If my plant were the Barneyâs cross, it would still be 90/10. My question is, how did they end up with such strong Sativa dominance? They clearly didnât use any Kushes or strong indicas. Either that, or they repeatedly backcrossed it.
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Your Purple Mexican vs my AG. Your PM is Oaxaca x Chitral Kush. You can clearly see the Indica influence in yours, whereas if it is at all in mine, it is at least more Sativa than that PM cross. You can see my leaves are smaller, thinner, and with more spacing. Iâd probably say that, if it is a hybrid, itâs still highly Sativa dominant.
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Man, yare putinâ your hand in pics under the young n new borned leaves (allways thiners), not under the madure onesâŚ
N I dont think Barneys AG is 90 % sativa⌠Maybe a Old Skunk geno Acapulco Gold⌠Who knowsâŚ
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Of course: it is the cross between a sativa landrace n an indica landraceâŚ
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Exactly. Which was my point. Yours is a cross.
And, theyâre mature enough. Me touching them wonât hurt them. Rain and bugs and animals touch them all the time in nature. Wind touches them. Iâm not going to hurt it by touching it. Câmon, you act like people donât top or supercrop new growth all the time. Thatâs not even new. Plants grow in dirtier environments than what my hands can present.
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What heâs saying is that youâre comparing your hand to a new-growth leaf, rather than a mature leaf. Nothing about cleanliness. Some is lost in translation, as the native tongue for MiG is Spanish. Many of us consider him to be our resident sativa expert.
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Look at the pics I just posted. Theyâre all like that. There are no Indican leaves on that entire plant. Itâs pretty clearly Sativa. Look at the structure, for Christâs sake.
Here are some pics of my hand next to the lowest, older leaves. I really donât know how any of you guys could even believe itâs any kind of hybrid.
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I wasnât arguing for or against. Just noting the language difference. 
Thatâs a pretty short internode length for a sativa at 3.5 weeks flower. Must be a keeper.
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Like I keep telling everyone, itâs photoinhibition. I just raised my lights. Itâs clearly even flowering slowly. And itâs 2 weeks, 3 days in flower, not 3.
I wasnât arguing, it was just a figure of speech.
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Further showing the Sativa-structured profile, clearly Sativa leaves (whether or not they are pencil thin.) I really donât understand what the issue is.
What do you think of her, @MiG? @Viva_Mexico?
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And as the leaves grow more fingers, the fingers are getting slimmer. Like, pencil thin. I am up to 13 fingers on the very top one, 11 on the one below that. Youâre all completely nuts, I swear. This is definitely a Sativa.
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Man, those are two great starters, the shoreline is a dutch born sensi sk, raised in Texas and the AG is also a Texas staple, its an ibl mexi⌠Great looking plants! Great setup too!
In my professional opinion, I personally would not fuck-up good Texas stock with chemdawg lines. I know its been a long time, but to me, his crimes are unforgivable; fuck his bagseed and fuck himâŚ
Really, if u want to make an IBL, just stablize yur AG/Shore⌠once u breed it as f1, if u were to outcross it again, it will be harder to stablize the resulting poly. and it will be super hard, bc you want to cross yur f1 to another f1 poly of an f1 poly⌠if u want to outcross yur new AG/Shore F1, then choose something that is stable (properly bred by a real breeder) or choose another landrace.
but like i said, the AG/Shore stabilized would be killer. Ag/Shore f1 inbreed to it becomes an f4, then dust yur f4 with yur orginal (p1) male AG. youâll have stable truebreeding in 18-24months. (it may take f5 or more to get stable, that depends on yur selection techniques)
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I have a Bx1 Iâm crossing the Bx3 to as well.
I plan to stabilize the AG x Shoreline into its own stable line before experimenting with the extra step.
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