Mephisto Genetics Off season outdoor Strawberry Nuggets

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Spring Socal outdoor. Started March 1.
Pictures are from April 12.
LST and cool weather. Been raining, upper 60s day and mid to low 50s at night. I pull her in when it gets any colder than that.
Had some bad luck starting the seeds I bought and grew last year.
This is the only daughter from 2 Strawberry Nuggets, 2 Northern Cheese Haze, and 2 Gold Glue.
The rest didn't crack, didn't emerge after planting, or came up deformed and died.
I've never had problems getting seeds to go. Before this I had 2 or 3 out of about 100 seeds fail. Including many 3-5 year old bag seeds.

 

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She's a nice looking girl. Hope you have good luck from here on out as the start was rough. I think she's coming along well.

 

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So I decided to try with the last two seeds.
With my bad luck I decided to clean and sanitize everything, and use some different soil.
Even for germinating the seeds, I used distilled water with a little bit of hydrogen peroxide instead of the tap water I normally use.
This is the results. One strawberry nuggets stunted with no true leaves forming, one gold glue that I think will make it.
The gold glue from last year seemed to start off a little slow too so I'm not too worried about this one.
Oh well at least I'll get a little something before the summer, and I got plenty of bag seed for my summer plants.

 

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Filling out and ripening up.
I find strawberry nuggets doesn't get real thick colas, which actually makes it good for outdoor where mold could be a problem.

The gold glue is starting to pick up. GG DOES get really thick buds.
Last spring I let her go au natural, and the main cola got way too thick and I lost about half of it to Bud rot. This time she's getting trained so I get more smaller colas.