The Sweet Creek is a variety my brother and I chucked together when we were younger. It’s an unknown mexi sativa bagseed pollinated by a frosty broad leaf male bagseed of unknown origin. Back then the strains didn’t have names here. It was either “loud” or “mid” or “Reggie”. The mother was a seed from a bag of mid we got and the father came from a bag of loud. The mother had this sweet lime zesty thing going on but it flowered until early November. So we made some seeds with the broadleaf to shorten the flower time and add some frostiness. The male had resin rails on the fan leaves and was the only seed we got from that bag. The F1 seeds are almost gone. My brother had 8 seeds left, he gave me 4 and that’s what I’m running next to the Flashbang in my journal. I’ve posted pictures of the last time my brother grew it before on there…somewhere lol
Edit: it’s far from stable obviously, there’s still a lot of junk in the genetics from the mexi side. But when the fathers genes express, oh boy. Frosty sweet lime goodness drenched in resin it’s called Sweet Creek because 1, it smells sweet and we grew our crop along the banks of a creek and 2, where we grew it was a place called Souee Creek (as in the same word they yell at pigs) because their was a pig farm that drained pig shit into the creek about a mile upstream but we didn’t wanna expose the spot. The pig farm covered up any smell the plants had lol.
Yeah buddy! She’s done! A fast one!
Congratulations. You know it’s a longflower when you start flowering in the spring and harvest in the fall time. Well done.
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Sweet upfront, something funk or b.o, rubber undertone.
Found a couple nanners deep the crevices of three of the lower branch colas. No seeds in the buds, may be sterile ones. Most likely will not keep her around. Possibly will cull her clones that are in flower now to free up space.
Week 20 completed | Day 140F
The longest lady I have been able to get to the finish line.
Vegged for about a month before flipping her on May 1st.
Full cycle in one gallon poly bag. I had some hiccups along the way, I feel it I didn’t have her in the small pot I could have avoided the nanners issues but I kept plucking and truckin along. Sweet fermented mangos scents.
Stoked to try her, Many thanks to Upstate and Roms for the opportunity brothas!
Good on you for getting to the finish line with that long seasoned plant @InTheWoods . Not an easy task indoors! I hope the smoke makes up for the wait. Rotting mangos sounds scrumptious!
Thanks brotha, I was hitting milestones with every week. previously it was 14 weeks as my max. In this run I had plants finishing from 10,12,13,14,16 and finally 20. I know I couldn’t have pulled it off had I not run other varieties alongside her.
Thanks brotha, It was a battle but I won the war haha.
I’m looking forward to trying some when she dries but plan on keep my hands off her until christmas for a nice long cure.
Many thanks brotha, I bet your greenhouse is rocking and rolling too. Hope youre kicking ass and gearing up for a bountiful harvest!
Its been a busy week. Later on today I’ll do an update on the Dream Drifter Males, A couple have started to drop pollen. I haven’t culled down to 3 yet. After work I will make my decision. Since the lights will probably be out in the flowering tent. Saturday I’ll do an overdue update on the Dream Drifter females.
DD males on day 23F
DD females on day 17F
LCH 1, 11 on Day 74F
Kilimanjaro, Malawi Gold, Metal Haze x DE 1,2,3 Clones - Day 53F
LCH 6,11,1 Clones are on Day 38F/ Day 19F
SWK 4,5 LCH 11, MH x DE 1 - Day 2F
Malawi Gold Clone@Tejas
Day 54F
I think I over watered her or the H/sk1 pollen is making her hungry. I don’t see any seed forming, likely the former than the latter.