WalkerBerry OG (F1)

Obviously no trip report here. This was a straight run of seed from our F1 generation. From the batch we pulled 6 individual females and let 3 of the males simply do their thing. Plant and phenotypical details as follows; #1. Sativa dominant with the strawberry. Our most vigorous grower through the whole cycle. She demonstrated unexpectedly large amounts of stretch through transition. But she was also finicky, showing early nitro deficiency and heavy feed requirements in comparison to the others. We won’t be moving ahead with the seed on this plant for the F2 generation - despite its excessive vigour. Green bud hues with slight pinks as well. #2. Similar in nature to #1 but this plant developed early stage phosphorous def. during transition. A seemingly quality clone of her suggests that this could’ve been medium or pot size related but still - there are other, better options to choose from. #3. Our last of the sativa dominant females. The best of the batch overall - inclusive of the resilience her clone has shown of late. Moderate stretch, excellent trich. Development and seemingly heavy yields. Internodal spacing I would say is moderate, again - leaning to the sativa side of strawberry. Fantastic plant all round, with abundant dull pink hues in the buds, deep purpling of the sugar leaves and rusting of the fans in late flower and fade. Overall feeding requirements were typical in a coco medium. #4. Indica dominant with green hues in late flower, trace pinks here and there. Not a winner plant based on the other similar phenos but still relatively consistent growth characteristics . #5. Stunted early on and the black sheep of the whole grow. She buds similar to #6 but with a little more leaf mass (and hence, less desirable). We’ll take whatever her clone gives us in bud though : 1:. #6. Our second best of the lot and lucky enough to differ from #3 as an indica dominant pheno. She grew very consistently with the rest of the plants but had the squat structure and pink/purple hues of the Skywalker mixed with the heavy yield colas and scent profile of the strawberry. We’ll definitely be testing the F2s on seed derived from this plant. Overall - each plant represented similarly and expectedly in green or pink hued bud colours. Despite some individual plant challenges I couldn’t really ask for a much smoother run. Now it’s just finding the time and space in a packed grow schedule to run some of the F2s on a full test cycle. Another 3 months of drying and they should be good to go: 1:👌: 1:. Can’t wait to give the buds a try and see what we’ve actually got here🤞🔥🤞.