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If you have the time to do it right you would intentionally stress a group of females the select the ones with the traits you are looking for. Let the temps get a bit to high, allow a few light leaks, go a bit heavy on feed or a bit light, nothing crazy but make a bunch of mistakes you’d...

Keep in mind almost every female will herm under the right conditions, in fact every fem seed is from a female that was flipped male with STS or some other way of forcing a herm. So stress test plants to a point to verify they have stable genes, but just because a plant herms under extreme...

What’s the temp of your res? If light is getting in somewhere and/or the temps are high you are much more prone to slime. You mentioned you added pool shock to the res, and once the chlorine dissipates the slime starts, trick is not to let the chlorine dissipate if you’re running a sterile...

I have the next round started, it will be slightly different than my original plan of an all sativa seed run. I’ve got two fem plants, BOO and Puck, and two regs, golden Tiger and Malawi. I’ll let them veg awhile in pots with some heavy lst, then put them in the sips a few days before flipping...

Here’s my BOO at two weeks and doing well, I topped it this morning and will put her in a sip with a scrog net before flipping in a few weeks.

NASC, North Atlantic Seed Co, used many times with fast delivery, US based, they accept CC and ship in breeder packs.

That’s awesome, I can’t wait to grow these out.

On the first page we were still figuring some things out. I now set the difference to only 1%, which on the Inkbird is in settings and called dehumidification difference value. If set at 62%, it will then turn on when humidity rises above 63% and turn off at 62%. If the difference is set at 9%...

Set the dehumidifier to 53% if you want it to run to 53%. I’m not sure why you would want that though.

I used to run coco/perlite with a recirculating reservoir using bato buckets, same way they do tomatoes in greenhouses. Everyone told me I had to do drain to waste, not recirculating but It worked well, I would have to flush salts every once in a while. I also ran it sterile with pool shock...

I’d love to try the Original Skunk, it’s even the 70’s version, awesome. I love the 9 weeks from germination flower time advertised, I’d love to give this a shot and see how it does, one of my favorite strains.

The search function works, it’s in the top right of the page, heres a couple threads of many on the topic. https://www.rollitup.org/t/us-seed-banks.1098767/ https://www.rollitup.org/t/in-usa-help-me-find-seed-bank-please.1099241/

See how it works, you should be able to dry twice as fast now.

Many people feel a long dry produces a better tasting bud, with 2-3 weeks being a good target, and longer even better, then cure.

It would be interesting to see if the tighter controls would improve the product enough to justify the extra expense. The ideas all sound good. I am watching to see where you go with this.