Last summer I had a Pineapple Express male, saved that line. made my Cape Goat cross. got a Male that looked like freakshow, and had a lot of sister plants. same PE male from 2023. So now the 2024 crop is done. crossed back to a sibling plant.
2024 Cape Goat Male. From same seeds as the female below.
2023 Males. Pineapple Express in back. Lemon Cello up front.
So. Now… we’re collecting a bunch of seeds from all these different crosses. I really don’t have the space to phenohunt everything. I’m thinking some of y’all can help out, if you want, and I’ll give out some like 50-pk’s of stuff. I just wanna see what’s in these. All I want is a report back on pheno’s and fern leaf plants. Maybe send $10 for shipping and to know you’re serious. but yeah. I got a pile of seeds I need to know something about before I feel like I can slap a label on them and sell 'em.
Is that a good way to go about testing out some seeds? What do you guys think? Any interest in phenohunting for freakshow looking stuff?
Cape Goat is first and foremost an anti-anxiety strain. It’s the MOST calming herb i’ve ever had. it’ll stop panic attacks and any ‘fight or flight’ feelings I have. absolutely un-triggered kind of stuff. The LemonCello added that effect to it. It’s better than a benzo. LC also added real nice bud density and cola size. PE on its own has dense nugs, and 4 sided pyramid buds.
This stuff is my own type of “golden goat” strain. being a hawaiian sativa cross. CA for california, and PE for pineapple express. PE was also one of the strains used to create freakshow. So. that fern-leaf trait is in there. as you see from the male. They’re regular seeds. Also, Jr Mint x MAC1 carries this other trait for extra mini leaflets. The CG 2024 Male showed that trait too. Both fern leaf and extra leaflets. The normal leaf phenos show it in the middle sides of the leaves.
My next step is to find each line’s keepers and make FEM seeds for next year. I haven’t reversed a plant. yet. There have been zero signs of my PE or CG strains herming.
it will be interesting to see how the next generation of seeds act and if those beautiful fern leaves show up 