Love the taste and effects on the mb15 real great cultivar for sure @FirstCavApache64
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Thank you. Any input along the way as great. Your pain relief comment caught my eye. Pain relief needed here too.
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I mix the MB 15 flower with pre 98 bubba kush flower for the stress and pain relief. Bubba by itself is nice but the MB15 really gives it some extra kick for nerve pain.
This is from my last flower run with it. I had to start a new mother because I let it get too big. I have 2 rooted clones that just finished in the cloner. I’ll pick one as the new mother once I see how they look in veg over the next few weeks.
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My brother, making moves and taking names! I absolutely love it!
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I also happen to have an MB#15 going. I’ll gladly throw up pics, reports.
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Any of those MB crosses in particular appeal to you @TopShelfTrees1 ? I bet you got something in mind.
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Honestly there’s a bunch of epic stuff there. I like the idea of the straw guava cross, and you beat me to the lemon mints one. That one is really intriguing
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This one looks like a real winner, nice fuckin’ work brother! 
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Great job! Those are some beautiful flowers
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@TopShelfTrees1 so we both eyeball lemon mints and Straw Guava. Doing some research on the others still. There’s a Headband and Bubblegum in there. Grapefruit Gorillabubble. BLR. Romulan. DMT. Lots of good options.
MB15 isn’t common to tall the crosses, but a lot of them. @shag Is there something in particular you’re searching for? Germ rates? Stretch? I’d hate to find it and let it go not knowing. Seems like you were looking for something, or your just a curious guy?
Not likely much to show for a bit. I dont get excited much about tiny plants. Maybe I should.
Thank you for any comments and participation. Should be some goodness to be found in these crosses. CP
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First off, I would like to say this is very cool of you to start this thread.
Thank you kindly! @crownpoodle 
It will be awesome to see what kind of plants we find in hidden in these beans.
For the MB-15 F2’s I plan on doing a search of 50 plants if I can.
The only thing I am really searching for is the really frosty plants.
I am not sure what else there is to find in this line, but I have already found a few frost monsters.
I could kick myself for not taking any pictures.
The 2 plants I found were some of my favorite plants of all time.
Unfortunately the re-veg I tried on them was unsuccessful.
I should have paid more attention to them.
I tossed em in a corner to re-veg and kinda neglected them.
The MB-15 crosses would be a different story.
I would be looking totally for new plants in those.
Much like the mother but with some added frost as a bonus.
Take the lemon mints for example.
That one was very nice on its own, but I am curious about what will pop out of the LM crossed with MB-15.
Germ rates should be decent, they are pretty fresh beans.
I would think stretch would be about average but who knows?
I would be happy to hear any and all info on these beans, good and bad. 
I really feel once we start seeing the plants coming out of these beans more folks will want to grow them out.
A big thank you to all involved in this project.
Happy hunting!
Peace
Shag
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Seems to me we should all coordinate so the widest possible variety gets started.
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I also really like the sounds of the Dogwalker x mb15
The gorilla F x mb15 and the Romulan x mb15 I bet all three are straight dank, gassy fire! I actually just found my notes from when I was researching them all and documenting my interest etc. and the DW cross and Romulan both had pop asap gas/fire written beside them lol
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Absolutely picture perfect mb # 15 I’m hoping mine ends up similar. Great job! This is the NorCal cut I take it? Got me drooling I can smell the greasy gas over here 
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That’s what I was hoping for @Emeraldgreen . I’m useless when its comes to techie stuff.
If there’s some duplication of strains, maybe we’ll see who’s holding out on us. “He’s doing something we aren’t. What’s in the unmarked jug in the corner?”
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I believe I got the f2, Albany headband, romulan. I’m not sure what would be good for outside
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I got it from Dookie from DookieFarms2 on Instagram a couple years back. Not sure of what cut it is. I really overdid the light that round as I was testing a 700 watt light for a new light manufacturer. It took lots of abuse and still came out nice. I just rooted a couple clones from the mother to run for next flower cycle.
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If anyone at all is ready to rock, and they are sure they can grow them out right away and they also are sure they can post some pics here in this thread…
I will happily send you some MB-15 beans.
Please, no hit and runs. 
Peace
Shag
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You already hit! It’s our turn. Between the Albany headband and romulan, what would you put outside?
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It is hard to say as I have not ran much outside.
I tried last year and I put the plants out too early and they started to flower then had to reveg.
No good findings from that run.
That was my second year outdoors, so rookie mistake. 
I was told in PA. a friend grew out 1 plant of the headband, I think he said the plant finished on time and was 12 pounds.
And if I am correct in my assumption, the Romulan was an even faster grower than the headband so it may do even better outdoors.
Both have very unique taste and smell.
Both are pretty strong too.
Taste = Smell
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