White Russian Uniformity.

mj320002

Well-Known Member
I got some serious seeds white russian from the attitude a little while back. I've got 2 clones from each seed in flower right now along with all the moms sitting in veg. My plan was to flower them then choose the one I liked the best. Right now though it's turning into a pain maintaining all the mothers.

I was wondering if it's likely that they will all be identical basically. There is obvious differences in each one as far as stretch and growth but will that likely be the case with the buds as well? I would love to be able to dump off the extra moms so I can put my one in a large pot and get back to normal. I don't want to dump off a quality plant though and end up with a crappier version.

Thanks for any help.
 

Hobbes

Well-Known Member
.

Review by Medical Marijuana

.

White Russian - Perfect genetics for the real cannasseur

Amongst the white strains, White Russian is one of the oldest and most sophisticated. We are talking here about a serious, professional piece of breeding work, not one of those crap seed varieties hastily cobbled together from inferior genetics and labled white for commercial reasons by some amateurs. No, it`s about the real mighty White Russian coming straight from one of Holland`s breeding halls of fame: Serious Seeds. Simon, the breeder, has done a fantastic job with White Russian, making it a popular figurehead of his seed bank right from the beginning.

Let us take a closer look at its genetics. White Russian is a stable mostly indica cross of Serious Seed`s AK-47 and the famous White Widow. These two giants of cannabis breeding history were merged into a new mega species that produces very consistent plants of medium height and dense, heavily resinous flower tops with very few leaves. White Russian is one of the strongest varieties available: For an independent seed comparison in the 90`s, 150 different strains were grown in a greenhouse. With 22% THC, White Russian turned out to be the most potent plant in this test cultivation. One could argue now, okay, White Russian is award decorated and everything, but that`s almost a decade ago, what about its actual capacity nowadays? A legitimate question that I decided to give an answer to. An up-to-date White Russian cultivation test should reveal its present quality as a seed strain.

An experienced grower called Cloudz conducted this project, using eight original White Russian seeds. All of them germinated very well and were grown at first under a MaxGrow (Germany) energy-saving lamp with 115 watts and full spectrum, what resulted in very compact growth with lush green leafs. Cloudz used six litre pots with soil mixture. 2.5 weeks after germination, the plants were moved to the actual grow room, where they received 600 watts of light from a high pressure sodium lamp, at a daily light cycle of 18 hours. What stroke the eye from the beginning on, was the remarkable uniformity of the plants. They actually looked like clones, there were almost no differences in height, width, colour and leaf structure. About four weeks after germination, Cloudz induced flowering by shortening the light cycle to 12 hours. Four plants turned out to be female, the male ones were discarded.

During flowering, two types of bud formation were revealed by the plants: Both were very dense and resinous (though not as resin-crusted as White Widow), having quite few leaves. But the first type grew a little bit higher and had colas that were more long-drawn, while the colas of the shorter second type were more roundish. The single yield of the four plants, however, did not differ very much, with the respectively best plants of each type yielding almost exactly the same. They all looked awesome at the end of flowering, loaded with thick beautiful buds all over the plants, from the very bottom to the tip. These tight flower clusters felt rock hard and promised a most rewarding harvest. The only thing that didn`t go according to plan was the fact that all of the four plants exceeded the expected flowering time of 56-63 days by five days, finally reaching maturity after 68 days, when 70-80 % of the stigmas had withered and turned orange. Well, these additional five days of waiting did not really hurt, considering the superb cannasseur quality of the buds and the extra grams of weight that were produced in the last five days. The harvest amount ranged from 40 to 51 grams, quite sensational for a variety that was grown from seed, cultivated in soil and left in the vegetative state for a standard period of time. Apart from that, the flowers effused an extraordinary strong honey aroma that had adopted an also fruity scent after the drying process. Already in the vegetative state, the plants are developing a strong smell, so take good care about proper air control.

Cloudz was all on edge when it finally came to smoking the White Russian buds. And wow... the effect was even better than he had expected, heavily potent, hard-knocking and stony, but also somewhat cerebral at the same time. One or two bong hits, and he was done for a while. The high would last for hours, often causing fits of laughter. Cloudz estimated the THC content at not less than 20%, clearly noticing the extraordinary strength of White Russian, and I agreed with him. The aroma of the smoke was very fine, too, offering a smooth, full-bodied sweet taste. The grower was overwhelmed by the overall quality of his four White Russian ladies, never before he had experienced quality homogeneity on such a high level, fantastic in both appearance and potency. No doubt, White Russian today still has its firm place among the world`s best cannabis strains.

Strain White Russian (4 female plants grown from seed)

Pedigree AK-47 x White Widow
Genetic type Mostly Indica
Vegetative stage 28 days (incl. germination)
Flowering stage here 68 days, in general 56-63 days
Medium standard grow-mix
Ph 6.2-6.8
EC up to 2.0 (nutrient solution)
Light 600 W HPS Osram Planta-T<
Temperature night: 18 C
day: 24-28 C
Air humidity max. 60 % in the
flowering stage: Watering by hand
Fertilizer (veg. stage) House & Garden A + B
Fertilizer (flowering stage) House & Garden A + B, PK 13+14 in the sixth week
Stimulators Exelent Explosief bloom stimulator
Height 80/80/88/90 cm
Yield 45/41/40/51 grams

.

bongsmilie
 

Hobbes

Well-Known Member
.

I've found Serious Bubblegum to be the same way, females from seed could be clones.

.

bongsmilie
 

Hobbes

Well-Known Member
.

mj do you see a red dot under my screen name - right under the "Mr Ganja"? I don't see it on anyone elses posts and I keep looking behind me to see if someone has a red dot site on the back of my head.

.

bongsmilie
 

trapper

Well-Known Member
i have found 3 phenoes in 5 seeda i germed,2 were long tall sallys,2 were what i waouldnt call heavy stretchers they were in between,then 1 was squat like a widow.but i found you have to clone then grow those out too see which one you keep.because the clones may react a lot differantly then seed.thats the hassle of seeds today,but ive found all to be good,but some stretch way to much for my liking.
 

mj320002

Well-Known Member
Cool thanks for all the info. I think I've got what I need. Now I can take the 3 that seem the best so far then narrow it down after they have all flowered and I should be good. Time to do some chopping and transplanting.

i have found 3 phenoes in 5 seeda i germed,2 were long tall sallys,2 were what i waouldnt call heavy stretchers they were in between,then 1 was squat like a widow.but i found you have to clone then grow those out too see which one you keep.because the clones may react a lot differantly then seed.thats the hassle of seeds today,but ive found all to be good,but some stretch way to much for my liking.
 
I got some serious seeds white russian from the attitude a little while back. I've got 2 clones from each seed in flower right now along with all the moms sitting in veg. My plan was to flower them then choose the one I liked the best. Right now though it's turning into a pain maintaining all the mothers.

I was wondering if it's likely that they will all be identical basically. There is obvious differences in each one as far as stretch and growth but will that likely be the case with the buds as well? I would love to be able to dump off the extra moms so I can put my one in a large pot and get back to normal. I don't want to dump off a quality plant though and end up with a crappier version.

Thanks for any help.


Hey,

I have two about to finish and you can follow my link to see how they consistent they are. Well at least mine are. They are the two on the right of the wappa...

Good Luck!!

https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/279630-white-russian-wappa-almost-finished.html
 

Boneman

Well-Known Member
As the large post above confirmed, there will be little variaton with the WR's. Serious Seeds is IMO the best breeder on the planet. Simon is not caught up in all the hype of making new strains, but rather making their 5 strains the best on the planet.
 

mj320002

Well-Known Member
Yeah now that mine are all almost done they were all pretty much the same. The only difference was that some seem a little more sativa dominant then the others.


My clones of WR are almost identical (pic taken yesterday at 42 days in)
 
Top