space dawg, grape inferno, nepali og x space dude

Here's a few pics from seedling to transplant in 1 gal pots. Out of 5 space dawg, 4 females popped. Out of 5 grape inferno, 4 females. I also had 2 nepali og x space dude, both females. I did use the papertowel method to pop these. Then transplanted in happy frog. Watered with well water in the sprout stage, then added a bit of kelp/fish emulsion once they started to grow. This is my first experience with tga/norstar/bodhi genes. So far so good. More pics to come.

A few more shots after a topping. Space og (nepali og x space dude) on right space dawg middle, grape inferno on the left. Plan is to veg til mid may and put them in the dirt.

A few new shots of the ladies: 4 grape inferno growing decent I'm hoping the sativa dom will yield a bit better than the smaller phenos but we'll see. Second pic are 2 space dawg. Looking like stout little shrubs. 3rd pic is the space og (nepali og x space dude) by far these are my fav as far as structure is concerned. The left one is a sativa dom and looks like its has good potential. Last pic is a male grape inferno. I plan to harvest the pollen and do some tinkering. Possibly crossing it with that space og or some agent orange.

Took cuts of all 3 strains. Nice fuzzy roots after misting with kelp and b vitamins. The shot of the roots was a space dawg. The Grape Inferno had alot more roots and seems like an easy cloning strain. Ill post some shots of the bigger ones in a few days.

Pics of the ladies. All have been supercropped, I pinch & do the "twist and pop". The one space og (nepali og x space dude) has been tied down.

First 3 pics: Space dawg

Next 4 pics: Space O.G.
(nepali og x space dude)

Remaining pics: Grape Inferno

I'm really liking the way these are performing in veg. All 3 strains can be easily trained to suit most styles of growing. I will be repotting these into 3 gals and will continue to veg until the end of May.

The grape inferno, for having erkle in her, is vegging surprising fast. I'm pretty stoked about that for sure. Can't wait for Memorial day to get here, put these ladies in the dirt.

Looks like I'll be fishing til then.

A little bummed...I have one space dawg outside now flowering as a "tester". I was doing routine maintenance yesterday I found alot of male flowers. Mostly singlets coming off the main stem. I'm about 4 weeks into flower. Shes around 6 other plants of different strain and they're all good. So I'm picking off balls for the next month or so. I just hope the 2 I have in veg wont have that same issue. Definitely not giving up prime spots in the garden for a possible nanna party. I've read some pheno's do tend to hermie/grow nannas. Maybe thats why the strain is discontinued. Any thoughts?

Spraying spinosad around the garden and noticed an interesting mutation on that space dawg with the male flowers. Check out the extra leaflet and whats growing behind it.