Sorry to hear your Romulan Luck pal! I was looking forward to a pollen swap 
ill be starting my Romulan on April 20! Fitting I’d say! 
I’ll save a bit of my pollen and ship it to ya!
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BAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! @CADMAN my Black Snow is doing the same runty shit show 
I accidentally soaked the solo cup and of course it won’t dry out because it’s not like there’s a lot of roots sucking up the water. I’m gonna up pot it today and 
something changes. lol.
I hope they gave you a “heck?!” look as you gave them the plant versus shooing them away!
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Yeah man. It’s too bad. But I do appreciate the pollen. I’ll try again soon enough with the rest of them seeds.
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I’ll be watching 
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Stop feeding them tomato sauce. Haha.
That is weird tho. I would probably start with a repot into new virgin soil to see if they pick up.
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I’m obviously not suggesting you do this but
“In Central America, farmers come across Mango trees that won’t produce. Before they cut them down, they’ll beat the hell out of the trunk with a baseball bat while yelling at it, warning the tree what’s coming if it doesn’t shape up. They’ll keep this up for years before cutting the tree down, no shit, pretty funny to watch.”
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If you can’t get a good harvest out of it, might as well get a punching bag? 
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it’s like the ike and tina turner way of making magic. what’s love got to do with it?
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actually, one day when i am able to get outdoor plants going, i totally plan to set some aside for bizarre abuse to see how they handle things. after watching videos of the strain hunters on yt and seeing stories of the abuse some of the plants around the world go through, it was eye-opening and makes for some interesting thinking about what these plants (and probably us as human beings) are more capable of in dire situations.
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Oh, they are tough! A few years ago I had ran out of quality space in my outdoor patches and threw a dozen cuts in a pile of big rocks, they all made it to harvest lmao
Another time I was testing a cross outdoors and they all grew super lanky like whips so I buried the whole trunk sideways with branches sticking out of the ground. The bastards thrived. Later that year I talked with my aunt about this and she showed me an old farmers almanac, turns out this is a real technique used on tomatoes hahaha
Be bold, have fun 
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FINALLY, WHAT WE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR!
( Just a few branches so far ) still gotta go through both plants & collect all the seeds…
Whatever is Not +AAAA Condition will get culled into the B Grade pile… The people who made this all possible will be receiving +AAAA Grade only seeds…
Mom: BOG Sour Strawberry F3 (Whorled phyllotaxy)
Dad: BOG Sour Strawberry F2…
Results: Sour Strawberry F4 ( Strawberry Starburst Pheno )
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Mazel tov!!! 
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So awesome
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Looking back…
Without the help from other OG’ERS, this grow would not have been possible. BIG Thank you to:
@George
@Chronickyle
@Mithridate
For providing seeds for the grow, especially since the seeds at that time & still are difficult to find…
Then following me along & watching me some so very close to failure, just to spring back and Finnish this thing…
You wonderful OG’ERS Will get the kindness back with interest paid, Sour Strawberry F4s Starburst Strawberry Pheno 
I’ll pack an envelope with as many as I possibly can for you guys…
Plz DM me your safe address 
give me a week to properly dry out the seeds so they don’t get moldy while shipping… !!!
Gotta pick out 1 or 2 more less then perfect beans & dry them out now.
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Goal accomplished 
, thanks to you for preserving this great strain, I always had full confidence in your success… 
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Congratulations for bringing this project to the finish line 
You showed tenacity throughout the grow(s) it was beautiful to watch.
Thank you my friend.
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Nice looking beans there, @CADMAN
I hear the Sour Strawberry is an awesome strain. Never tried it tho. Congrats on success!
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Good job @CADMAN , great follow through
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Thanks Brother 
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@JohnnyPotseed sorry dude. 1 is male unfortunately. And the other is still tiny …
I’ll leave the tiny one alone and see what happens. One day ill see what your true Frankenstein is all about and not just a cross of it.
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