ninja1
Well-Known Member
Grown for years now and have to say I’ve found most plants end up just quite average. I could probably buy better stuff, as I’m guessing the dealers I know are buying from people who are just running their keepers or bought clones. Rather than just popping a packet of seeds every time. At times I have thought it must be me doing something wrong lol. However there have been times where I have found plants that really stand out and piss over most other stuff. So let’s me know I ain’t doing anything wrong. Mates have been blown away with the stuff and even had other growers I’ve got friendly who’ve grown for years n they was impressed.
There has been a few breeders where in every pack is at least one plant that’s above average. Gotten to the stage where I have kind of had enough of growing for weeks to just end up with average weed most the time. Going to just run seeds from breeders where I have found above average plants in the pack. This time be sure to keep back the ones that stand out. In the hope of having just a couple mums about as opposed to running seeds all the time.
Just wondering are most here running seeds every time? When you do are most the plants average at best? on the hunt now for 3 mums and will always try make sure half my crop is one of them. As I do enjoy trying new genetics, part of the freedom of being able to grow your own.
There has been a few breeders where in every pack is at least one plant that’s above average. Gotten to the stage where I have kind of had enough of growing for weeks to just end up with average weed most the time. Going to just run seeds from breeders where I have found above average plants in the pack. This time be sure to keep back the ones that stand out. In the hope of having just a couple mums about as opposed to running seeds all the time.
Just wondering are most here running seeds every time? When you do are most the plants average at best? on the hunt now for 3 mums and will always try make sure half my crop is one of them. As I do enjoy trying new genetics, part of the freedom of being able to grow your own.