What we have found is the "I" plant is alot stronger then any of the others. It is definately the diamond we were mining for. Plus "B, F & D" are all a close second, so we are going to keep for the time being all of those for now. The F has the best plant structure overall slightly larger bud sites then the rest. After we run another batch of clones from those 4 we will see how to determine the mom. (may have to breed the best two together, if that's what it takes).

Skunk#1 outdoors is going to be very nice for you, I'm sure. My partner is very partial to skunks and used to grow them as field crop, he still kicks himself for letting the genetics get away from him years ago...probably why we started with the shiva skunks this time here.

Good luck with it, I envy you growing outside.:thumbsup: (tho I don't miss nasty storms a week or so from harvest time, lol)
oldmac Reviewed by oldmac on . Selecting a Mother Thought I'd share something here about the need to grow out a fair number of plants from seed, in order to select the best plant(s) for future use as a mother. I constantly see folks here with plant problems that are simply the result of growing one or two seeds, and getting what you got and then looking for help because; 1) too short, doesn't seem to grow "like my friends" plant or 2) my plant has lots of stretch and is lanky or 3) I grew this plant and it was nice and bushy but this strain is Rating: 5