Imma have to keep tabs !!
Never have I ever recieved a pack of buddertons beans 
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Stay tuned @Rabeats2093 , should be plenty to go around.
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How long do you go to ensure seed maturity?
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5-6 weeks from pollination. I’ll start checking them at 5 wks @middleman . Then a couple weeks minimum(I like to do 4wks) in a brown paper bag behind the TV to cure them before they get packed up and go in the fridge .
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These are Affie #11 x AHP filling up a greenhouse in central Ontario.They sure aren’t dwarfs in the hothouse! It’s almost eleven feet from floor to ceiling and they’re getting close to the top. 
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A jungle all the way up in Canada!
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A9s starting to fill out a bit. Most are smelling of pine incense cones(the cheap ones from the head shop) but one is more astringent and nasty.
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Damn bro they’re looking sensational 
check out those beasts In the greenhouse 
biggest affies I’ve seen! Sensational work brother 
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Thanks @Cranio . I’m not growing in the greenhouse, I just provided the seed to test them in that environment.
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Ah OK nevertheless still crazy good to see! Can’t wait to see photos of them nearing the finish! 11ft monster affie jungle-yes please!
So impressive to see mate. You rock brother 
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Thanks @Cranio , I appreciate your encouragement.
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A little update at week 6:(or When things get interesting) As always, please excuse my shitty phone pics.
This is a typical A9 with some leafs shucked off to show structure. Fairly open, with nice upward branching. Lowers are full of F2 seed.
And this is a typical A11. Short and tight with lots of leafs. About half to 2/3 the size of the A9 with just as much, if not more flower on it. Lowers are full of f2 seed.
The A11s look to be better quality buds at this time and overall, both have that pine incense cone smell, very much like the parent stock. A couple are more on the astringent side of things. I haven’t found any inter-sex traits at all so I am pleased with these so far.
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Dude the A9 looks like a hand giving the middle finger, I love it, haha 
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I was thinking she looks more like Marilyn Monroe… I guess I can see how we could get the two confused, though. 
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Beautiful specimen! 
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I love it when I stumble on a thread that is start to current top quality work. And I’m sure it’s going to carry on that way so I’m gonna stick around.
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Here’s a couple of the A9s side by side.
And an A9 top.
The A11s are quite a bit different. Ranging from 1/2 to 2/3s the hight of the A9s with as much, if not more bud. Two in the back are really going for it.
An A11 top
These are in their seventh but I’m planning on taking all these to as close to ten weeks as I can get. That will put six weeks on the seeds but I
may pull the tops before then.
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It’s interesting to see a thread this detailed about the process of hunting(first I’ve came across this specific), it seems like it would be a fun thing to do! I didn’t realize how much is involved, I always thought you just shake pollen and make new seeds lol. Much to learn on this topic. Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing for us newbies!
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Thanks for your words, @Dalorean .
Well it’s quite easy to make seeds. Just introduce some pollen to a female. It’s harder to make seed that is equal to or better then the parents. That’s why we call it doing selections, because we are being selective about what we make seeds with.
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Amazing work brother! Can’t wait for the smoke reports! I just read it start to ,well,here ! Haha grateful for your insight and sharing your knowledge ! Peace
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