Bongda
Well-known member
Hi guys, new person to the forum. Thought id share what im up to cos its kinda interesting and id like to keep a log:
Currently living in Cambodia. Imo good outdoor weed here, Lot of variety, Lot of average stuff. After a while smokin, the tolerance builds up and u look for something else...
A few months ago a friend had a heavily seeded batch of bright green sativa Looking stuff, dunno where from. Buds stacked in skinny towers of calyxs. Buzzy energetic high verging on paranoid after days of smoking. Fresh, perhaps little bit citrus orange. Strong but not body high really. Kinda stuff keeps me up all night.
Anyhow, i went and picked it for seeds, got 50+ perhaps more. Months passed Living in town. Eventually i moved away More to the countryside. Had a chance and space to try popping them...
Ive always been fascinated by breeding and the idea of preserving rare or interesting genetics. I particularly like the idea of turning over seed regularly, finding the good ones, making seeds and repeating the process. In Time perhaps finding something exceptional and reproducing it.
With that in mind, it seems the most promising aspect to explore here are the sativas. Infact, an old grower friend said, the bagseed does best here due to the high humidity and the light cycle staying close to 12/12 all year. Most Western hybrids cannot stay in veg and tend to mould during flower.
So my hunch and pallette has lead me right so far...
Of the random seeds that survived, some have the appearance of sativa like buds, i kept the males, discarded the weaklings and early shooters. Of the survivors one looked most the part, so i have been using the crude technique of a plastic bag over the head to distribute pollen.
As my seeds and money fast run out i realise it is infact a necessity to reproduce seed....
Last things to mention (and what brings Me to this forum) ...im thinking to breed in the black widow, male and female. I figure the heritage is from similar climates and largely 'sativa' also. Could b interesting to mix them together here and keep flipping the seeds...
Ive got a long way to go, but im loving the times.
TLDR: cambodian bagseed. (maybe sativa) breeding for seeds and potential black widow cross.
Currently living in Cambodia. Imo good outdoor weed here, Lot of variety, Lot of average stuff. After a while smokin, the tolerance builds up and u look for something else...
A few months ago a friend had a heavily seeded batch of bright green sativa Looking stuff, dunno where from. Buds stacked in skinny towers of calyxs. Buzzy energetic high verging on paranoid after days of smoking. Fresh, perhaps little bit citrus orange. Strong but not body high really. Kinda stuff keeps me up all night.
Anyhow, i went and picked it for seeds, got 50+ perhaps more. Months passed Living in town. Eventually i moved away More to the countryside. Had a chance and space to try popping them...
Ive always been fascinated by breeding and the idea of preserving rare or interesting genetics. I particularly like the idea of turning over seed regularly, finding the good ones, making seeds and repeating the process. In Time perhaps finding something exceptional and reproducing it.
With that in mind, it seems the most promising aspect to explore here are the sativas. Infact, an old grower friend said, the bagseed does best here due to the high humidity and the light cycle staying close to 12/12 all year. Most Western hybrids cannot stay in veg and tend to mould during flower.
So my hunch and pallette has lead me right so far...
Of the random seeds that survived, some have the appearance of sativa like buds, i kept the males, discarded the weaklings and early shooters. Of the survivors one looked most the part, so i have been using the crude technique of a plastic bag over the head to distribute pollen.
As my seeds and money fast run out i realise it is infact a necessity to reproduce seed....
Last things to mention (and what brings Me to this forum) ...im thinking to breed in the black widow, male and female. I figure the heritage is from similar climates and largely 'sativa' also. Could b interesting to mix them together here and keep flipping the seeds...
Ive got a long way to go, but im loving the times.
TLDR: cambodian bagseed. (maybe sativa) breeding for seeds and potential black widow cross.