Recent content by Canoe Head

My buddy finished these at 53N last year. Finished in late September... pretty amazing for a sativa. Beautiful 8ft sativa spears smelling of forest fruits, lime and pine/cedar. beautiful pink pistols too. Picked up 2 packs for myself for next year...

The thing is even at a certain latitude environments and climates can be much different. I don't really know much about where you are growing and how long the season is. I would err on the side of some shorter flowering varieties until you get a handle on when you think the bad weather will...

1 Degree of latitude is only 69 miles. You should be fine! I would go with the Purple Satellite anyways for the earlier finish, but that's just me.

Well I ended up starting 7 seeds of Zacatecas Tribute (Big Sur Holly Weed x 79' Oaxacan). The plants are doing ok. I have been a bit neglectful of them I am not going to lie. But they are starting to show some pre flowers and I will be taking clones soon. They have beautiful purple stems that...

What month do you usually get frost in your area?

Yup I picked up a few packs of purple satellite this to play around with at 55N. I have a friend who managed to finish them last year here so I thought I would givem a try.

Look for landraces that have adapted to high altitude. Nepalese, North Indian, (Ecuador?) ect. There are most definitely "sativas" that you can grow outside in temperate climates. But don't try to take a tropical sativa and grow it in somewhere where it frosts in October. A temperate climate...

If anyone has any experience with the BOEL Oaxaca x Dwarf Oaxaca, I would love to hear it. I love Mexican strains and am picking some of these up... probably gonna make them smush with Vermontmans Zacatecas Tribute (Big Sur Holly Weed x 79 Oaxacan). Any info on stature, high, smells, ect would...

What do you mean? I had always heard good things about ACEs PCK?

Sorry for derailing the thread... I ended up getting curious about plant patents and licensing. Turns out you are right - there is a process to get Plant Breeders Rights (PBR) in Canada at least. Which is different than a patent which I think would only apply to cuttings. Two things I see as...

Sorry, I'm relatively new to the cannabis scene and don't really know the history of what is going on between MMS and other people. But I know in regards to plant patent law, a plant has to be unable to propagate itself sexually to be able to be patented... like a new type of seedless grape or...

I'm confused. Not trying to be snarky or anything but is it actually a thing that breeders expect people to get their permission before someone phenohunts a pack or two of their gear with the intention of chucking some pollen? This industry is weird sometimes.

Zacateca's Tribute (Green Mountain Seeds) (Big Sur Holly Weed x 79Skull Oaxacan)

Please dont use medical advice garnered off youtube...

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