Hey bud, sorry if I missed it but how long did you veg them?
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I started them Oct 20, so vegged These, my Sour Diesel and my Transkei x Durban Poison for 3.5 months (15 weeks).
I would have flipped the Sour Diesel probably a month sooner if I didn’t have that one light in my second tent crap out. I wasn’t planning on running the SLH and I have a ton of head room in my flower room, I like bigger plants.
Now I have an excess of lights, I should probably set up another snack space
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I like big plants too!! Looks like things are about to get exciting!
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Nice, coming along great. I am still contemplating topping my taller 3 for fear they will outgrow the space when I flip. I would like to keep some distance between them and the light. Supercropping will block out others, lol.
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It’s always a space issue 
a lot of time I think I can manage, then right before your eyes. Poof. Ya got a jungle goin on 
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The male looks like it’s getting pretty dense clusters formations
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Very dense, looks like an actual flower
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I plan to do a sour bubble x slh in the future. Was thinking about sourcing the Franco cut.
What are these genetics? Greenhouse originals?
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We are thinking Ethos, but can not 100% confirm
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I wonder how it compares to the ghs version.
Ethos was saying that the genetics could have all been a lie. But who knows. Mad confusing lol.
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Just a fyi. If someone has pollen of the slh. I can pollinate a branch or two or my SLH x jack herer if someone wanted
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Send this man some pollen
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I’ll see what I can collect this weekend. I’ve never actually collected pollen, but I watched dougdawson do it with his ppp.
Do I have to sift and dry? Can I just cut off a branch and dry it and ship the dried branch that’s loaded with pollen sacs? That sounds way easier to me 
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If it’s the f6’s I made they are ethos. There’s a back story of Collin talking with greenhouse and they told him it wasn’t actually ssh in their line it was jack herrer x lemon skunk so that’s what ethos did and took it to f5
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You could cut off a branch and stick it in a brown paper bag for a few days, then take it out, fold and tape the bag, put it in an envelope and send it. 
Then the recipient can just shake the bag over the desired plant or hang it over the branch to be pollinated and shake it. 
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Even just placing a cut in a cup of water and lay some wax paper underneath. Or someone used a cupcake cup haha. Lots of ways to collect.
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Yea, right on, ill get some set aside these next days off 
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I sifted, dried, then vacuum packed (food bag sealer) and refrigerated.
Now I have what’s left of the refrigerated envelops in the freezer for long term testing.
Cheers
G
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I lay down a piece of tinfoil as long as the plant is tall, use a thin hand towel to cover the soil, tip him over and shake onto the tinfoil. Then I transfer that to a smaller tinfoil made dish in Tupperware that has a good layer of silica beads in the bottom. Once dry I sift it through a tea strainer and then into little amber vials I have with a foam seal in the lid and some baked rice. I have a thermos in the deep freeze with more silica in it that I keep the vials in. In the future I’m going to do little single use packets because I have noticed degradation over the last few runs from being thawed and refrozen multiple times.
Edit: I also spray mist water all over where I shook the plant and the surrounding area to help grab any pollen that may be lingering. Don’t need that getting near the tent. You may also want to wear a mask, the pollen can be irritating to some and over time you may develope allergies.
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