The premiere with SSH from seed

[Schlawiener]

This male really makes a solid impression. As a plant, it’s very easy to keep; it doesn’t show much vegetative growth—not until you switch to a 12/12 light cycle! Root development is phenomenally fast. In the spring, with warm temperatures, I saw a white root tip emerging from the propagation plug after just five days. I can’t recall any other plant rooting as quickly as this one. I also haven’t found a single pest on it, even though everything else nearby was struggling with infestations. I’m very curious to see what this male will contribute.

 

[Swifty]

This male really makes a solid impression. As a plant, it’s very easy to keep; it doesn’t show much vegetative growth—not until you switch to a 12/12 light cycle! Root development is phenomenally fast. In the spring, with warm temperatures, I saw a white root tip emerging from the propagation plug after just five days. I can’t recall any other plant rooting as quickly as this one. I also haven’t found a single pest on it, even though everything else nearby was struggling with infestations. I’m very curious to see what this male will contribute.

Having all these traits he is sure worthy of making seeds and testing his progeny Schlawiener!
You could have struck gold with this one.

Sounds like he is more than worthy to show off in the 'Strut your Studs" thread.

 

[Schlawiener]

I’ll do that, @Swifty ! I’m going to let my Querkel males bloom soon—it’s the perfect opportunity.

 

[Schlawiener]

Things are slowly starting to take shape. But as for the Cherry Mint Cake and the G.M.O.—I literally had to pour pollen over them to get them pollinated!