Topdawg Genetics

Odin*

Odin*

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Here's a pic of the "mosaic" discoloration (and leaf curl) that I'm talking about. Have never seen this before and am only seeing it in 2 of the TSD 2.0's. I have other TSD females from clone in this room that have not exhibited this (their "moms" from same seed pop, already bloomed), I also have a male at another location that does not have this discoloration (that male is going to be a kick ass "dad").

(Clone)



This is what I first noticed soon after popping the seeds...



Some other girls veg'ing in the same room (as first pic) to show that my girls aren't all shitty...






I did read quite a few posts from other sites stating that many have tested Chem genetics that appeared to have TMV, but all test results have been negative. Testing for the wrong "mosaic" virus resulting in a "Negative", or genetic "freckles"?

I'm still going to test, just for shits, but I'm thinking that the results will be "-".
 
CannaBruh

CannaBruh

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That first pic is dead on what my chem D would do, the slight horizontal turning of the center singlet on some fans.

That healthy yellow splotch is similar to splotching I've seen on offspring from chem D

Plants look healthy too, so would think it's in the genes somewhere and must be triggered at a much more sensitive threshold than others.

I
 
Cletus clem

Cletus clem

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Super stardawg 2.0. grown in pro mix hp with nectar for the gods nutes and slf-100 in 3 gal pots, day 49 from flip. Rushed things a little, had some stress issues early in flower, a lil herming. Live and learn. 3 females, 2 phenos. #2 and #10 grow long and tall, LST and pruning/topping are needed to promote branching and lower growth. #11 is very squat and dense/bushy, a shrubbery with minimal effort! The first pic is #11, what you cant see is that its on a milk crate. The others are on the floor! We have figured alot out and im stoked to have a second go at these cuts. Dropping another light next week and have 2 cuts of each of these girls waiting to go! Going to try 2 #10's in 5 gal buckets, will be equipped with a modular scrog. Going to put at least 1 of the #11's in a 5 gal bucket and really grow it out, see how that works. The #2's could use some more training. Now that we have nutes and enviroment figured out (mostly) were experimenting with different containers and training methods to see what works. Going to fill that scrog out!
 
Cletus clem

Cletus clem

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eastcoastled said:
I can see some trichs in the second pic. definitely leafier than any of my stardawg ix, underdawg, or sourdawg, must be coming from the skunk side. Is that one a stinker?
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The pics do them no justice, they are frostier than advertised! They seem to be mellowing out as they go. #11 is a little gassy, # 2 (featured in 2nd pic) has more of a sweetness to it. Day 55 today so getting close. We may take them down on day 60 so we can take another crack at these and move things along. On top of having 6 cuts ready to go, popped a pack of Bodhi more cowbell and got 8 fems. Theyre pretty much ready to go to. Good problem to have imo. After alot of setbacks this run was rushed, room was not dialed in and it too long to fix. In the meantime, gotten some things sorted out and have ourselves primed for a good run. Ill try to remember to get you guys a smoke report. Beginning of april? Going to do a 2 week cure. Does that answer your question? :bigjoint:
 
akhiymjames

akhiymjames

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Odin* said:
Here's a pic of the "mosaic" discoloration (and leaf curl) that I'm talking about. Have never seen this before and am only seeing it in 2 of the TSD 2.0's. I have other TSD females from clone in this room that have not exhibited this (their "moms" from same seed pop, already bloomed), I also have a male at another location that does not have this discoloration (that male is going to be a kick ass "dad").

(Clone)



This is what I first noticed soon after popping the seeds...



Some other girls veg'ing in the same room (as first pic) to show that my girls aren't all shitty...






I did read quite a few posts from other sites stating that many have tested Chem genetics that appeared to have TMV, but all test results have been negative. Testing for the wrong "mosaic" virus resulting in a "Negative", or genetic "freckles"?

I'm still going to test, just for shits, but I'm thinking that the results will be "-".
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IMHO there isn't TMV people call the leaf discoloration that but that is not TMV that is called variegation. Depending on what your growing from Topdawg you can see this on many things as a lot of the genes have the Tresdawg in it which is a Chem D bx2. Just as CannaBruh stated Chem D does that and does it a lot but it's one of the best clone only cuts out there so don't let this variegation discourage you. Also me and a buddy was talking about known variegated cuts and all of them are known to be very potent. I think these variegated phenos are extra potent from it can't really confirm but it is something we noticed. Hit hard with Epsom when watering and foliar with it too should help clear up the variegation. I bet that pheno is fire
 
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