bagseed, to some bomb shit

[thecavebears79]

iv been reading, and have heard from many people that you can turn bagseed into some pretty bomb shit if you grow it right, and don't alow males

I was wondering if this is possible?

thecavebears79 Reviewed by thecavebears79 on 07-24-2008. bagseed, to some bomb shit iv been reading, and have heard from many people that you can turn bagseed into some pretty bomb shit if you grow it right, and don't alow males I was wondering if this is possible? Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Yes. Choose your bag seed carefully though- Trippy, uppy sativas including tropical-climate bricked weed are generally unsuitable for indoor growth. Save seeds for indoors from Beasters, Nooks, and other Canadian compressed, but non-brick, style weed, and better, only.
You can even turn Beasters seeds into excellent product; just let them ripen fully and don't process them in a commercial manner lol!

[thecavebears79]

alright sick, its just what i got to, gracias stinky

[IrieMass]

Yes. Choose your bag seed carefully though- Trippy, uppy sativas including tropical-climate bricked weed are generally unsuitable for indoor growth. Save seeds for indoors from Beasters, Nooks, and other Canadian compressed, but non-brick, style weed, and better, only.
You can even turn Beasters seeds into excellent product; just let them ripen fully and don't process them in a commercial manner lol!

Can 'beaster' seeds become 'headies' if grown properly? Also how long can seeds keep for. I've heard up to 2 years in a cool, dark location but another source said up to 5-10 years.

[stinkyattic]

Not really. They are a strain that is heavily indica (M39) and bred for commercial-scale production, rather than quality of the high or 'headiness' of the high.
They can become a very good solid product, grown with care.

Store seeds in a cool, dark, DRY place and they should be good for a long time, with germination rates starting to decline after about 5 years at the rate of ~10%/year.

[thecavebears79]

hahha this chica knows everything bout dank

[CannabaCharlie]

iv been reading, and have heard from many people that you can turn bagseed into some pretty bomb shit if you grow it right, and don't alow males

I was wondering if this is possible?

Over the course of a year+, my roomates and I saved seeds from any particularly good bag of merch we picked up - best taste, best high, etc. in one container all mixed together. I wound up growing about 24 plants, about a dozen of the best females were finished, with each plant assigned a number and clones were taken before or early in bloom.

In the end, I wound up scaling back for my next(current) grow to a single small closet for personal use with a clone from my favorite plant from that original grow. My bagseed beauty produced beautiful dense pornographic crystal frosted buds with the most amazing sweet mellow carmel flavor, and active clear high. Now I've got one mother and several clones of that plant waiting for my bloom chamber to be empty - (three afghoo - also bagseed - being sexed in there right now).

So yea, you can get great results from bagseed BUT: the key is to have enough variety to select from from a first grow. Select your favorite and keep clones going for the next grow. One of the plants from my first grow was... gross. tasted like insecticide. It's clones were killed off - there was just no point in keeping them around. Others were good but just not anywhere as nice as the above mentioned bagseed queen. One was absolutely amazing, but none of its clones survived - in fact the damn thing seemed to be nearly impossible to clone.

[melodious fellow]

Cavebears, do you have access to seeds from quality (hopefully indica dominant) bud as Stinky mentioned? Hopefully you do!

(If your town is like mine and all you get is crap weed, lemme know, I am working on a crap-weed focused grow guide En serio, I do have tips though.)

peace and good luck! :rastasmoke:

[CannabaCharlie]

Oh, another note - avoid seeds from any bag that has a lot of immature seeds in the mix - these were pollinated late in bloom (which is why so many of them will be so small come harvest time) which means you can rule out intentional pollination, and you can likely rule out accidental pollination by a male that didn't get found early in the grow, and are likely from a plant that began to produce a few male flowers late into bloom.

If you started with a few mature seeds from a bag with a large proportion of small white immature seeds, then chances are you will wind up with Hermie's in your grow.

I did wind up with a few plants in my first grow which began to produce male flowers right at the last week or so of bloom - their clones were discarded.

Ideally, if you find a single bud which is heavily packed with mature seeds in a bag of seedless/nearly seedless herb, then you should dance for joy and be sure to plant them - if most of the buds have no seeds, then there were likely no hermies nearby, and if a single bud in the same bag is packed with mature seeds, then you can be reasonably sure that it was the result of intentional pollination by the grower for seed. That's what happened with my Afghoo: My friend sold me a tiny bag of the stuff from a couple ounces he picked up. One little popcorn bud in my bag was packed full of seeds, all mature, but no one else found even a single one, and no other buds in my bag had seeds either.

Of course, I have no idea if these are straight Afghoo seeds or Afghoo X (???), but we'll see what comes of it.

[melodious fellow]

If you started with a few mature seeds from a bag with a large proportion of small white immature seeds, then chances are you will wind up with Hermie's in your grow.

Nifty observation man.

Wouldn't that also mean that these would be feminized seeds? A mixed blessing perhaps? Every once in a while I meet someone who is wary of feminized seeds, but which ones sell for more in the majority of seedbank catalogs?

:rastasmoke: