Tolerance Break
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Pheno hunting is a pretty advanced practice. Best of luck.
Authentic Harlequin seeds?
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Wizzlebiz
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The best plant you have you can reveg after harvest.
Just leave some lower buds on it and send it into 18/6.
Rurumo
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Take a cut of each plant before you put them into flower, that way you don't have to rely on revegging, which can be dicey for new growers. Cloning can also be dicey until you get good, so this gives you two chances, plus you can always try taking a cutting during flower if your first cuttings fail. #1 rule of pheno hunting is to keep a cut of everything until you KNOW you don't need it anymore.
J. Rocket
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Pacific Seed Bank. Been a couple years.
J. Rocket
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isnt that harlequin crossed with pennywise?
neatjason
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I started with that philosophy, but must've fumbled somewhere along the way. My cuttings went into flower as well and didn't bother with root development at that point. I don't know if the lights cut out on me or what. Maybe my mistake was in rolling with it rather than attempting to reveg
neatjason
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Not sure what to believe
You've got staunch supporters of PSB to "it's a scam" and every opinion in between on this forum.
neatjason
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I fully expected this to be your answer. Thanks for making me feel like an asshat
neatjason
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Looks like they have a bunch of great Harlequin crosses. Thanks for the recommendation!
J. Rocket
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not my goal, I assure youI fully expected this to be your answer. Thanks for making me feel like an asshat
most of the complaints I found related to PSB came during covid.
neatjason
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In hindsight, it looks like most of the complaints against them are issues with shipping.not my goal, I assure you
most of the complaints I found related to PSB came during covid.
ismann
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Their reviews on google are pretty bad. They also make up their breeder names and they steal cultivar names from other breeders. Anyone who does 10 minutes of research can see that.Not sure what to believe
You've got staunch supporters of PSB to "it's a scam" and every opinion in between on this forum.
Wizzlebiz
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All of these are from pacific seed bank.
Pictures taken 3 minutes ago.
Forbidden Fruit. (Incredibly hard to find) looks and smells like the real deal. It's my absolute favorite weed. Nothing compares to the taste and smell.
Forbidden Fruitcake
Forbidden Fruitcake
Dreamberry
My point of posting this is as I have said I have had really good results using them as you can see.
All look to be the real deal. No hermies, strong plants with minimal issues grow wise.
But again no one can guarantee anything with the way the industry has gone with genetics
Pictures taken 3 minutes ago.
Forbidden Fruit. (Incredibly hard to find) looks and smells like the real deal. It's my absolute favorite weed. Nothing compares to the taste and smell.
Forbidden Fruitcake
Forbidden Fruitcake
Dreamberry
My point of posting this is as I have said I have had really good results using them as you can see.
All look to be the real deal. No hermies, strong plants with minimal issues grow wise.
But again no one can guarantee anything with the way the industry has gone with genetics
J. Rocket
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yup. I called and spoke to them a couple times about shipping time on my last package.
mr. dejoy didnt help by cutting ot hours at the post office. I'll blame him personally
neatjason
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Beautiful plants, Wizzlebiz! I can almost smell them from here
I'm willing to try PSB again, but I'll need to fine-tune my protocol to ensure that the plants stay in veg long enough to take proper cuttings. I'm considering breaking up the dark cycle with periods of light as a fail-safe. Have you done such a thing? I see that you're growing outdoors, so I'm guessing you let nature handle things.
Are you referring to the pre-flowers here? Those definitely showed at 4 weeks, which I expected. It was when the flowering didn't stop that it raised a red flag. Do you do anything special to keep your Harlequins in veg? None of my harvested plants looked root-bound, light cycle was 18:6...
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neatjason
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I did a reverse image search on a bunch of their breeder logos a while back and came up with bupkis. They're definitely spinning a yarn in that regard.