10/14
First breeding done both ways.
Black is Napali Temple cross and straight up Napali temple
White is Mamilk cross and straight up Mamilk
Will wait 2 days and touch again.
Bred by Q tip method.
Saw some early bean pockets filling up one of the males must’ve prematurely broke a nut.
And pulled a single solitary nut, bottom of a plant.
So id imagine folks still wondering while I’m still here, he he.
I still have a couple pkgs out in the wind and I need to make sure my obligations are met.
Then I’ll decide from there.
Gots lots going on with some other mj projects kicking off.
I have enjoyed your knowledge and history. You help me to connect so many dots with you wisdom and understanding of this plant. I appreciate your willingness to help and give. You have so much to offer us here. Plus the winter is coming, we can grow something amazing! I hope you decide to keep sharing your knowledge with us that were not around back then. However I know that you must do what’s in your best interest. Be blessed and don’t be a stranger to us. Blessings, Zion!!
10/18
The tell tale sign of beans.
Also touched plants again with pollen.
Have 2 that remain unbred but will get them also when flowers start to form a bit more.
Have noticed that Nepali temples look to be a better plant with tighter formation of buds then the mamilk. Node spacing entirely different also.
Really like the Nepali better.
Will have beans of:
Mamilk f2
Mamilk x Nepali temple
Nepali temple f2
Nepali temple x mamilk.
Approx 3 weeks into flower
Had to break most of their necks sure didn’t hurt them any.
I just got a hold of a friend who has bb temple beans I’m trying to get.
I like these temples over the mamilk, they’re frosting up faster, a bit broader leaved.
I like their node spacing and overall stature
Minus 1 10/25
The same mamilk that thru a few balls threw a couple more so she got whacked at the knees and trashed.
I don’t put up with that shit, I thought it may have been a bit of light poisoning but this time it wasn’t…
She was alot slower that the rest of the mamilks a bit fine featured.