I had a couple of questions about the seeds I made this year, so I figured I would try to lay it all out. I'm sure I will forget some, and have to add to the list later.
I had two of the Bag Seed Tester #1 females. The BST1 in the GN patch was bred with a BST2 male from the same patch. The one in the FP patch was bred with the BST2 male Big and Stinky. Both of these plants had broken stems, the one in the GN patch thanks to a hurricane. Thus the name Hurricane Head.
There was 4 BST2 females. The two in the GN patch were bred with a BST2 male from that patch, but not the same one as the HH. Those two plants are named Little Sister and Prickly Pear. These plants were small and didn't make a lot of seeds. The two in the FP patch were bred with BST2 male Big & Stinky. Those two are named Peach and Rotten Stinking Bastard, and each produced a pile of seeds. I still have F1's of both these strains, and have some of them in soil for my Spring crop.
A quick review of my naming method from last year. GV1 was the tallest plant in the Grape Vine patch. Other than the CPDA, {Chicken Pen Deer Ate} all of last year's plants were named using this method. All of last year's plants were from a cross my BIL made in 1988 from two local growers. I called the strain Sidetracked: to start with, then later 88's. The BIL calls them Jack Carlos Cross since the two growers are Jack and Carlos.
I had two {good} CPDA females and one CPDA male. I dusted both plants, but that was during the time I couldn't drive into the AL patches, and the pollen got rained on. Very few seeds on these two plants.
I dusted one {of four} CP1's in the ALw patch with Big & Stinky pollen. Also dusted a CP1 in the KPe patch with B&S pollen. These are my first out-crosses with this strain.
In the BP patch I had two big CP1 males to choose from. I chose the shorter of the two. It was only about 11 feet tall. I lightly dusted the CP1 female and hit the Slo2 female a little harder.
The GV2 in the GB patch {the last one to be chopped} was dusted with GV1 pollen from the plant in the same trench. Both these plants were runts when I transplanted them, but they grew good for the amount of sun they got. I might use some of the seeds. Or I might not.
There were some GV1's in the HR patch that made seeds. The dry weather killed most of those plants, so it is hard to judge if they are worth growing. {in my smoke tests I didn't care for the GV1 as much, while the BIL liked it. I only grew it out because of his smoke notes}
One GV3 plant in PH patch made seeds. It was bred with a GV2 male. Not enough sun to judge the genetics.
Of three 88's that made it to the finish, one was a female and two were Hermans. I used the pollen off the Herman in the Slo patch to breed the 88 female. Got seeds off all three plants.
Last year's BP plant had three seeds. I popped one of them this year. The plan was to breed her with the CPDA male, but the pollen must have got wet. So far I haven't seen any seeds in the buds. This was my biggest fail of the year.
To the best of my memory, that is the lot of them. I haven't smoked any of the smaller plants, so there may be more seeds in some of them.
If the answer is noggin, I'm very impressed. My memory ain't what it used to be.