Beautiful but cold day in NY. Rescued this Red Throated Loon today. I’ve never seen one. It had been hit by a car. Had to throw my favorite wool sweater over it to keep it calm and now I’ve got blood on my favorite shirt. Oh well. Small price to pay to see such a bird up close. Must have blown in with the storm as the closest location I can find during migration is along the coast in Long Island… I’m just thankful my wife and I were put at the right place at the right time to save this beautiful creature. Brought her to the local rescue center for rehab. Didn’t look like it was in very rough shape and it’s bite hasn’t been affected at all lol.
I have one more vial of Oaxaca pollen I can spare if someone can use it. There is no rush as this pollen was treated properly ( i hope) and is in the fridge. @GREANDAL i still have some pollen for you too.
Couple more. I was in contact recently with the grower who selected the Oaxacan '79 female for Cannabiogen. Out of 50 S1 seeds the #15 female was the best and was the one used to create Red Snake and also the Mextiza line which was O79 x Nep Jam. Cool stuff.
Very nice! Glad the pollen was viable. Should make some nice babies.
I’ve never grown Colombian, but to my limited eye I see Oaxaca phenos in that red snake
Not to my knowledge. All I know is it is a HOG cut that was made into a regular line by outcrossing to (probably) white widow and then backcrossed to the cut something like 12 times. I’m sure that’s all contentious like literally everything…
If you haven’t killed it yet, main stem male flowers are not so bad. Its when they get into the buds/ shoots that they are a problem and mean true hermie. I’ve had a good number of plants produce male flowers along the main stem early in flower and then nothing else the rest of the grow. Don’t use them for breeding is all unless its to continue a line.
Looks like a nice plant. Could be worth letting it go a bit longer…
I took everyone’s advice and sent the Guerrero green x Michoacán to chop town this week…
It’s been a fun journey and one I can’t wait to explore more of. I’m officially hooked and looking forward to many more grows and chucking some pollen around!
