Earlier this winter, I tried and failed to get this plant to cross with @Muleskinner’s Platinum GSC. It looks like he has not exhausted his supply and she might get a 2nd chance. When does that happen, right?
So the next group of seeds I am hoping will be some 3 months away. 
The green house is situated near some very tall Arborvitaes and although there is now +12 hours of sunlight, I won’t really have great 12 hour light in there for another 8 weeks. They should finish what they start without deprivation measures. The end of the cycle could get interesting as I am seeding. We’ll see how this goes.
Some HPS Shots
C99 x Penny Wise 2
Grand Daddy Purple
Platinum Jack Cookies 1
Platinum Jack Cookies 2
Platinum GSC F2 by @Muleskinner
Space Candy 1
These next two will be seeded in about 2-3 weeks and then off to the green house.
Grand Daddy Purple
Miss Money Penny A
my Space Candy is turning purple as well, right at 5 weeks, how far along is yours?
This one was flipped on 03/01, so that makes it 47 days or 6.714286 weeks.
So I picked up a new Press.
It was my 4/20 gift to myself from last years tax returns.
I got a large puck maker with it and huge plans. After running too much in there, and having things stick too much, I tempered my plans. And improved on things too.
Parchment Paper on both faces seems to help a lot getting it out in one piece.
A little Space Candy for the run.
Using the vice from the @roux Press also seems to add the necessary touch.
I am liking the new puck maker. 
looks awesome! i might grab a hair iron in the near future (to eat the rosin chips or make ejuice) 
what do you do with the pressed flower afterwards? save it for further extracts/edibles?
I filled a small jar with them (pretty quickly too, 
)
So I filled the jar with Everclear and let it sit over night.
Dark Green Dragon this time. I often give them to a buddy who makes edibles, so they always get used.
Monday Briefing
The first two are fattening up for pollination and a few weeks in the Green House. Hope the weather cooperates.
Miss Money Penny
Grand Daddy Purple
C99 x Penny Wise
Getting big.
@Muleskinner’s Platinum Huckleberry Girl Scout Cookies F2
Platinum Jack Cookies 1
Platinum Jack Cookies 2
And Grand Daddy Purple seeded with Orange Hill Special x Hurkle
Thanks for dropping by.
Looks stunning…smoking a bud of true GDP is also on my bucket list…picture perfect ladies for sure.
Very nice!!! Love your variety. Can’t wait to see/hear about the end results of these.
If you ever find yourself in the Bay State (Mass of Two shitz) look me up.
Looking great agent 99. That GDP still looks like a funky monkey lol
Much obliged DNH.
I wonder if she is capable of seeding. I think I see lots of seed like development, but not a single one from the last run was alive. I am running this one for seeds, so she is at day 55 and I’ll run this for 9 or 10 weeks to be sure the seed has a chance.
I normally wait till the visible seeds start to darken to make sure they’re mature. Ironically I just checked the last starfighter (great movie BTW) that way last night. Popped one out carefully and nice, dark, and healthy looking.
I am going to hang for a few weeks before I tamper with them. The plant vegges slower than anything I have ever grown, so it may seed that way too, dunno.
I’ll keep posting for sure.
Some HPS Pics
Agent 99
This is a single cola with roots. Looks like about 3/4 of an ounce dried.
Here is C99 x Penny Wise 1
At 4 weeks, this plant took a major nose dive and turned top to bottom yellow. I figured it for dead, but gave it a vigorous Kelp Meal and Fulvic Acid regimen, and its now half yellow and trying to finish up. Smells pretty good.
Her Sister looks much better, but I might not be running these again. They get massive, but the total lack of trichomes on the leaves surrounding the buds has me down.
Platinum Jack Cookies 1
I am liking this plant so far.
Grand Daddy Purple Day 55 and seeded
Keep seedin’
99
Wow those C99 x Pennywise are fuzzy! 
Hard to tell with the orange lighting. Is it yellowish under normal lighting? Kinda looks like a seed to me. 
