A little something I forgot to add:
While cracking these heribeans half went to the bottom right away other half stayed a float.
I found it strange cuz most the time they float in the water for 24 hrs then I give them a poke to send them under water if they stay theyre water logged enough and ready for my next step.
Luckily had a great germination even with the ones that stayed down to the bottom.
First time I’ve witnessed that phenomenon.
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I had that happen on some seeds some months back. I came back like an hour later and they were all floating, they all eventually cracked too so I would’ve kicked myself had I tossed them, which is what I was thinking to do when they all immediately sank.
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After maybe three days curing, that Blueberry Blast is already a smooth smoke, still needs a little longer as the taste wasn’t as sweet as when I first sampled it fresh off the hanger. The high wasn’t a blast either, but it had me mellow most of the afternoon. No couch lock, just alert and kind of giggly. I’d say something to wake up to.
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@OleReynard. Talked to him a couple days ago. Think he is just really busy with the holidays.
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He up and got on Instagram and has been on there the last few days , spoke with him there yesterday
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@Heritagefarms. Still shocks me he is on IG!! Lol
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Yeah it’s definelty a rabbit hole compared to this wonderfully group of people. I have a few people I converse with there but it’s alot of hype and drama.
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IG is a whole different kinda animal.
Surprised he’s on there, must be pounding the brush for something can’t find here.
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Might be a short season for me, depending how these next 2 crackins turnout could possibly have my quota.
Which would/could open up a door for some longer running stuff.
Takes a bit to get bubba to a decent size to yield anything, I understand Mac is the same.
Silver pearl s1
Silver afghani warlord
Ah yes Piff
Opportunities abound @Worcestershire_Farms kashmir or @Zephyr Lebanon.
Kash and Lebanon both been on my mind for a bit now along with Piff.
Whats the flower time on these guys?
Durban poison of Classics this would be a hum dinger.
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The lebanese is very quick flowering. I have been growing it outdoor because it’s so easy, this line grows nice healthy plants with no special treatment, just basic watering and maybe a couple of neem applications.
@lefthandseeds has some good experience growing the RSC lebanese indoors, I bet he could give you a good estimate for flowering period in an indoor grow.
The lebanese will definitely be low yielding compared to the modern genetics we are used to for indoor growing. That is the other reason that I have used this primarily as an outdoor line.
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But its more head stash correct?
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definitely, this one is really special for its unique medicinal qualities and perspective altering high.
For me, it’s very similar to the perspective altering yet grounded psychedelic experience of shrooms.
I should specify that I never got visuals from shrooms, so the experience is very similar for me. This really opens your mind and makes you experience your environment and reality differently.
You might occasionally get a cbd dominant pheno that doesn’t get you “high” but does change your mood and alters or interacts uniquely with the effect of anything else you smoke.
If you make hash, you’ll get the best results if you blend multiple phenos for a broad spectrum cannabinoid profile.
edit-- I find these very medicinal for migraines and headaches, muscle injuries, and joint pain.
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Sounds to be a winner
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I’ve grown the RSC Lebanese once, and the Blue Hemp Lebanese once. I would definitely characterize them as mild. Blue Hemp especially was very relaxing and laid back to me, in a comfort sort of way. It was also probably the fastest strain I’ve ever grown. They say 49 days on seedfinder, and they aren’t lying either.
I’ve grown the Black Lebanon from Geneseeds, and it’s a little more potent. I’d guess 15-18% range. It’s also fairly heady like a sativa high and flowers around 60 days.
The Lebanese varities are an odd duck for sure, but I like them and plan to keep growing them. The RSC Syrian is pretty similar too, and I found some intriguing smells in those (sour, fuel). They’re inbred as hell and grow slowly.
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The red heri fruitbud beans flopped out.
One ittle tapper was it out of 6 and needless to say I didn’t mess with just one maybe.
0ther than that the orange run is coming along fine, nothing sexed as yet.
Shouldn’t be too long.
On another note where’s @Baltimore been lately.
Come out come out wherever ya are.
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@OleReynard if you still have the RHF F18 I made a few years back you might have better luck with them. My guess is though, you will focus on the orange run for now, and come back to the RHF one day.
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Those were it, buddy.
Off to work, talk later if not have a safe New Years!
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Ah, thought those were from Woodhorse. Happy New Year!
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Watching all the crackheads go nuts over 600 bucks again. I’m in slow motion right now bud. Keeping quiet until this next run is done. Trying to figure out whats next.
Looks like it’s gonna be AK’s and Milk for breakfast. It hasn’t been cold like this in a bit. I lost several small clones and seedlings. Our houses are all prefabbed slabs built for WWII Lockheead/Military workers. It tends to radiate the cold or heat.
I said F it and ordered a nice talk clone dome to keep my “keepers” alive. Hope all is well and the family is good. Have a Happy New Year’s! Be safe Motz.
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The red heris weren’t they came from you
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