Good evening, friends of the fine art of growing, and One Love.


I decided to plant a few seeds as a little field test — around 10–12 in one small pot, although I honestly can’t remember the exact number. I simply wanted to check the germination rate of my own seed production.
After four days, things are already looking pretty good. I’d say at least 80% of the seeds have germinated. I deliberately used some of the smaller seeds that didn’t look particularly promising.
What really caught my attention, though, is the cross itself. It’s a cross between the Bubblegum F1 — my favourite mother plant, which is now finishing up flowering outdoors in the garden and won’t be around much longer — and Fleur de Mal Seeds BX2.
It looks like the tendency for two seedlings to emerge from a single seed is actually being passed on genetically, just as I had noticed before.
This was only meant to be a small germination test, and I wasn’t planning to do anything with the seedlings. But now that the little girls — or boys — are growing, I’m thinking of passing them on to my buddy.
We’ll separate them and see if we can find a nice male that we could cross with my Super Silver Haze AC, or perhaps use one of my Super Silver Haze AC males with a female from this line. That way, we could continue the Bubblegum line while also bringing in something interesting.
Wishing you all a lovely evening.
One Love. Separating all those little seedlings is probably going to be quite a bit of work, but we’ll get it done.
Peace.anf Blessings Penny


