Seed Pictures

Mohican · Nov 12, 2015

I was yanking stuff out of the trash pile all of the time and started doing stem rubs first after I yanked a stinky boy that smelled like ripe cantaloupe!

VTMi'kmaq · Nov 12, 2015

perfect bouquet right there imho.

Dr.D81 · Nov 12, 2015

I gave payne a sack of tangalope alphaphase gave me. It tasted so much of cantaloupe it made me sick. Just grew a cemalope ( tangalope x 91 cem ) that came from it and the taste is much more subdued on it.

VTMi'kmaq · Nov 12, 2015

I am gonna try peakbc blueberry guys...whoa i am stuck like chuck on that strain!

Mohican · Nov 12, 2015

That looks dank Doc! Congrats on the case being thrown out!

I have never found a male that smelled good. They all smell like an old ashtray to me. I was so pissed that I yanked that dude before rubbing. :wall:

Vnsmkr · Nov 12, 2015

Dr.D81 said:
I went back to the bags when I started testing for seed companies. I saw a guy on the Bodhi use the dvd case and I have had great success. Plus I can watch the beans as the germ.

@Dr.D81 whats dvd case germing? What sort of bag do you use?

Dr.D81 · Nov 12, 2015

Vnsmkr said:
@Dr.D81 whats dvd case germing? What sort of bag do you use?

I do them in a ziplock like this and put it it a dvd case with the tab taken out or a small box depending on how many i am doing. Then put it no top of the floro with seeds sittng vertically

Vnsmkr · Nov 12, 2015

Cool, though I never damaged any before when I did the plate method or paper towel, I didn't like that extra handling once popped. Looks solid though

D_Urbmon · Nov 12, 2015

Trippy method! are you not at all worried about breaking the taproot? You must have the steady hands of a surgeon!

I used to do the paper towel method but I broke a taproot once and ever since then I just put my seeds in the dirt and let em do their thang. Seems to work just as well for me.

Vnsmkr · Nov 12, 2015

D_Urbmon said:
Trippy method! are you not at all worried about breaking the taproot? You must have the steady hands of a surgeon!

I used to do the paper towel method but I broke a taproot once and ever since then I just put my seeds in the dirt and let em do their thang. Seems to work just as well for me.

Same thing I do now @D_Urbmon . Plant em let them do their thing

Vnsmkr · Nov 12, 2015

Dr.D81 said:
I do them in a ziplock like this and put it it a dvd case with the tab taken out or a small box depending on how many i am doing. Then put it no top of the floro with seeds sittng verticallyView attachment 3541265

You know the only beans which ever gave me the shitsd were a bunch of GHS colored seeds. Motherfuckers would not pop in papertowel or on plate, they said you had to have them in soil or soiless medium. It was my first go around'S. I tossed a whole pack of them pissed they wouldnt germ; maybe they would have actually germed in soil

Vnsmkr · Nov 12, 2015

Anyway that cancelled me purchasing anything else from them...things happen for a reason I guess

Dr.D81 · Nov 12, 2015

I started doing them like this back when I started testing seeds. It lets me what and see what there doing and I have only ever broken one.

Vnsmkr · Nov 18, 2015

From somewhere in Cambodia

harris hawk · Nov 18, 2015

Grow and enjoy !!!!!!!!!!! must be an Vietnam Vet _peace !!!!!

Vnsmkr · Nov 18, 2015

harris hawk said:
Grow and enjoy !!!!!!!!!!! must be an Vietnam Vet _peace !!!!!

Thanks but not a Vet. My residence happens to be VN

harris hawk · Nov 19, 2015

Vnsmkr said:
Thanks but not a Vet. My residence happens to be VN

That is great that you do have some "quality" seeds - be fun to see them grow !!!! (be interesting)

genuity · Nov 20, 2015

Ghost og (?) X Afghan joe

Sour D X Afghan joe

@Joedank

That Afghan joe sure passes on a malted seed look...

genuity · Nov 20, 2015

I'm going to resplunk the sour D,let her seeds go a Lil longer.

DST · Nov 20, 2015

I find a lot of silver seeds in that linneage, Gen. Close ups reveal proper healthy veiny seeds though. Nothing like a good splunking though lol.

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