Yeah @Emeraldgreen , here are some of my worst….yikes! What a year so far!
NL2
Pnwhp x puck #4
Here is something to stop the pain though…plants like this!!!
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Yeah that’s a common sight for me also. Got a bunch of stuff that’s just crispy and some that are holding up fantastically.
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Man, I’d be super bummed. Sorry man. Like I said before you’ve got a better attitude than I would, and love that you are seizing the opportunity to breed for resistance.
Sad 
but what you are doing in the midst of it 
Crazy the difference side by side ones that are really sick and others that just shrug it off.
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@Emeraldgreen Is that the rainbird up front?
You know septoria is horrible if you are getting it that bad with a plastic mulch layer underneath the plants! Hoping you have a good harvest regardless!
Exactly, that’s crazy ! Man outdoor is becoming a whole new monster, looking to be an auto and resistant strain game now, really gonna have to start researching. I’m surprised someone hasn’t started an outdoor seed company. Like specific strains for regions etc. I would imagine it would be a gold mine! Lotta work but worth it in the end
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That puck cross makes me wanna cry
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Yeah, unfortunately the puck crosses are some of the least resistant varieties for septoria this year! PNWHP x puck being the worst so far with NL1 x puck, and nepali hp x puck right behind.
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Damn! Oh well live and learn I suppose! Not cheap though to end up not performing.
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Yeah at $125 a pack and waiting in line for “drops”. I think they shine indoors, just not so much outside.
I have a couple pnwhpxpuck that have some good resin production. Also the nepali hp x puck #3 is looking to have the best so far! NL1 x puck are slow to get flowering so need more time to tell.
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Notsodog talked about running the puck clone outside in mendo in a breeders syndicate episode. He said it was a complete waste of time, low resin and leafy. I think there is definitely an improvement with these seed compared to the clone, but was expecting to see something really special. I think I will save some for indoor runs.
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It’s a redline haze rainbird cross
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Definitely! I’ve seen many look glorious indoor! Different time when it was created. Just not bred for todays lowland climates
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‘95 black domina #7 - She is so frosty! Big outlier in this line of pretty frosty plants.
She is in the hoop protected from the septoria.
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They all look killer ! Love them all
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Hawaiian Cat Piss #16 - super frosty, very high septoria resistance, early, huge colas. Smells astringent, chemphor, citrus, and musky! Reminds me, in smell only, of a maui wowie cut I ran last year.
Also, this is why I don’t trim everything up all the time on plants. I was still able to get cuts off this that aren’t completely flowering with the worst having a couple pistils. Fingers crossed these root!
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Smoking on some of that friesland…. Pure pine!!!
Haven’t harvested all of her, and she is starting to get a purple fade with the cold temps!
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Luana #4 - this is the plant the tree workers smashed! Somehow turning into a champ! Ugly as hell, but pretty buds!
NL2 #4 - after what I thought was a goner this NL2 plant has made a remarkable comeback with huge chunky buds and resin for days!
Early bird #4 - green pheno that is stacking nicely!
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Early Bird #1 - this plant is just killing it so far this year! Huge colas, early, high septoria resistance. Crossed her with NL1, vashion kish, nl1/puck, friesland, g13/hp, and g13/nl2. Hoping she smoke as good as she looks!
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Awesome work!
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