North Shore Blue Genetics
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Who hear has heard of it? I recently found that my genetics are out there alive and well after years of curiosity on if it reached anyone. If you have heard of it, grown it, or just plain loved it or hated it let me know. I can explain her personality. I am putting her back into the gene pool to be further stabilized because she is not there. One of 7 phenos and 3rd place in the first humboldt high times cup brought to by Danny danko and company.
The genetics on this plant are DJ Shorts pre 96 blueberry x Bogmans Lifesaver. Which to my understanding is a stabilized 4 way cross including bubblegum, sour diesel, and jack herer if I'm not mistaken and I am currently drawing a blank on that last one. Correct me if I'm wrong anyone. She got her name due to where she got her birth from a mad scientist. The north shore district of Boston. It was put on the shelf and brought out to California where me and the mad scientist linked up. We spent a couple years bringing her back, this was my apprenticeship. When we got the one those of you know about, it was a fluke. The plant was supposed to be killed because it was thought to be an unwanted pheno. In a room with many of the one we chose all by itself came the pheno that we were really looking for. And we almost never even knew it. She is a performer inside and out. Indoor or out. Although she is quite a thing of beauty outdoors. Reaching heights of 15'+with average yeilds( for us) of 6-7 lbs outdoors. She is easily attainable of producing a gram a watt and has been to my knowledge pushed to 1.2 per watt. Works well with most growing methods but can be temperamental. Spider mite resistant but succeptable to powder mildew.
Thank you for reading. You can always get babies from CHR in Los Angeles. New NSB crosses coming soon
The genetics on this plant are DJ Shorts pre 96 blueberry x Bogmans Lifesaver. Which to my understanding is a stabilized 4 way cross including bubblegum, sour diesel, and jack herer if I'm not mistaken and I am currently drawing a blank on that last one. Correct me if I'm wrong anyone. She got her name due to where she got her birth from a mad scientist. The north shore district of Boston. It was put on the shelf and brought out to California where me and the mad scientist linked up. We spent a couple years bringing her back, this was my apprenticeship. When we got the one those of you know about, it was a fluke. The plant was supposed to be killed because it was thought to be an unwanted pheno. In a room with many of the one we chose all by itself came the pheno that we were really looking for. And we almost never even knew it. She is a performer inside and out. Indoor or out. Although she is quite a thing of beauty outdoors. Reaching heights of 15'+with average yeilds( for us) of 6-7 lbs outdoors. She is easily attainable of producing a gram a watt and has been to my knowledge pushed to 1.2 per watt. Works well with most growing methods but can be temperamental. Spider mite resistant but succeptable to powder mildew.
Thank you for reading. You can always get babies from CHR in Los Angeles. New NSB crosses coming soon
