Very pumped to see a Mango Biche leaner!
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Looking awesome! 
Almost sounds like the description of OG 
will be very interesting to see what kind of extremes you get to pop out of the next generation 
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Bet it’s starting to get funkier and funkier in here!
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I need to replace my filter badly lol 
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I hear that! My last run was dankin out the neighborhood! I used to get like 2 years plus! Now I’m lucky if I get 1 so I’m always late changing them. I’ve been contemplating going back to a more pricy brand but in reality it’s still cheaper to just change more often I think
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That’s the kind of thing I always debate in my head but I think it makes sense to change more frequently prices are nuts these days
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I agree for sure
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I just replaced the rivets on my air filter with bolts so I can just change out the carbon instead of buying a new filter. Filter still works great.
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Such a wide genotypic difference that OMG leaner is going to plump up really well.
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Miss ya brotha, Hope all is well! 
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This is fucking genius. Granted I never used a carbon filter when it wasn’t legal here, but for those that do use them, this could save alot of moolah! Damn things are so expensive! Half the reason I didn’t use one lol, plus my neighbors are all cool. So I wasn’t really ever that concerned lol.
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Hey man thinking about investing in one of these flowerpots you still recommend it? Been wanting to start vaping and this seems to be right up my ally as I love bong rips
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Yeah I still recommend a Flowerpot or a similar ball vape. Mine is a B1, I think a newer version(s) might have been released after I got it. Check that out and LMK if you have any questions.
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Was the Dreadbread F2 successful? I enjoyed Babylon Buster got me curious about Mango Biche. Peace
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Yes it was successful and I got many more seeds from them than I expected, however I think they were a bit untamed for indoor especially tent grows.
The stretch was INSANE! Several went from 12” to about 40-42” above the pot height.
I did see one male and one female each show intersex parts, which I’m thinking was 100% my fault, between being a bit rootbound, and overfed initially cuz I’m a dummy at times haha
That being said the rest of them were 100% stable, so I do think these genetics are just a bit “sensitive” and would thrive much better in a greenhouse or outdoor setting vs a tent inside in small pots like I did the OP in.
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So long story short I dont feel comfortable passing these beans out in case of stability issues, so I will be testing them out myself as I’d hate to cause anyone hermi issues in their garden or by accident seed another plant that is stable.
Onward and upward, so these days before I dive on into another preservation, I’m just working with some clone moms for smoke in a 4x4 and working on getting some ebb & flow going
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Remember this doesn’t stop us from running GG4 
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Nice!
At least you was able to preserve that pack.
Very cool @Weednerd.Anthony 
Have you decided on your next pack yet?
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Congratulations on a successful reproduction!
Not sure how helpful this will be, but I think some of the intersex expression might genetic in the line and not stress triggered, possibly from the Mangobiche. I haven’t grown Dreadbread yet but I ran a pheno hunt of Wretched Beans’ Synthesis F2 ( {Sunset Sherbert x Animal Cookies BX2} x Dread Bread ) last year and found a very resinous Mangobiche leaning intersex male that had female flowers at the tips of the male flowering spikes. This was not in response to stress as the plant had everything it needed, including root space. I know the Seedjunky genetics in the hybrid complicates things but I have heard of similar intersex males from other tropical Sativas so I am assuming (maybe incorrectly) it came from the Mangobiche side.
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