Outdoor Sannies' Jack, Killing Fields + Jack Candy - Tropical Guerilla Grow

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Sannies' Jack, Killing Fields + Jack Candy - Tropical Guerilla Grow

Just did a bean drop for the official Maria tropical guerilla grow in my new location.
The "tester" run was here, but I haven't even checked on them since putting them out...

Have been eyeing up Sannies' seeds for a long time.
Love the work he has done with the Jack Herer, creating his own F9 IBL Jacks!!!
And then a few other Jack crosses, like the Killing Fields.
Plus got Jack Candy (NAW, works with Sannie, I guess) for freebies.

3 X Sannies Jack F9 (photo, reg) -- from Sannies' Seeds
2 X Killing Fields F8 (?) (photo, fem) -- from Sannies' Seeds
5 X Jack Candy (freebies, photo, reg) -- from NAW (through Sannies')​

Decided to drop 10 beans in total, prob going into 5 pots (2 beans / pot).
Leaving me with 7 Jack, 3 KF for future grows.
They're in little sponge pots, which Sannie recommends and I got sent with order.

20181014 Sannies Bean Drop SJ, KF, JC (1).jpg

Beans are:
JC -- JC -- JC
-- JC --- JC --
SJ -- SJ -- SJ
-- KF --- KF --

20181014 Sannies Bean Drop SJ, KF, JC (2).jpg

In they go!

20181014 Sannies Bean Drop SJ, KF, JC (3).jpg

Soaking in a little Bacto for healthy start to life.
Have saved a little more Bacto for transplanting.

Can check out some of Sannies' strains in his photo gallery here.
I'm not going to end up with anything like that in this wild guerilla grow, but nice inspiration!

Sannies Jack (reg, photo) is Sannies' F9 IBL from Sensi Jack Herer. Hasn't been crossed with anything else. So can be considered inbred line by now. Goes for about 11-13 weeks, supposed to be much more stable than Sensi Jack. Sannie seems to have bred it for single stem SoG or topped ScroG growing, especially at 12/12 from seed, or maybe just 1 week of 18/6. That's a reason why I think it should be good for my tropical climate at about 12/12 to 11/13 right through the grow.

Killing Fields (fem, photo) is up to about F8 by now, I think, so almost IBL. Originally a cross between The One and Sannies' Jack. The One is itself Blueberry Sativa X (Killa Queen X NYCD), so has a lot of the Jack also in the Killa Queen from C99. The Blueberry gives the purple pheno, I guess. If you search on Open Grow forum, there is an amazing thread from the breeder on his selection and breeding process. Excellent learning material for any wannabe pollen chuckers like myself, haha.

Jack Candy (reg, photo) are freebies only, seem to be a cross that hasn't made it to the shop, just freebies. Is Jack Hammer X Head Candy. Jack Hammer is Jack X Amnesia Haze, and Head Candy is Killa Queen X Blue Hammer. NAW breeder Poldergrower says it'll run about 11-12 weeks, sativa dominant pheno, pineapple flavor (maybe from the Jack?)

Assuming that these plants can make it through to harvest, or at least a few of them, should be able to get some females, and maybe a male, to make some crosses. There's enough Jack Herer in all three strains to get a nice Jack cross somewhere in there. Let's see.

Now... have a shopping list:
  • Cups for seedling growth. Will do "insta-planters".
  • Soil mix, local stuff, a couple of bags.
  • Some kind of pots or bags, maybe just 5 pots / bags @ 5-10 L each will be ok.
  • Nappies -- to rip out some polyacrylate crystals for water retention.
If possible, but not urgent:
  • Some kind of bloom fert / nutes. No idea what at this point...
Love ya all!
:love:
MJS
:angel:
 

:pop:

So other thread closed? Anywhere i'm here...

Not closed, Mongol Man!!!

These beans are slow to germ...
3 days in, one Jack is germing well, but yet to pop the soil.
The other Jacks are germing slowly...
The Killing Fields, just burst the shell, barely...
The Jack Candys... no sign at all.

Hmmm.... not sure why. The spongepots should be ideal environment.
The temps have been pretty much perfect, maybe 25-28C,
a bit of light and sunshine filtered through cloth.

Waiting for the beanz to pop.
Growers hell... :p

So, listening to this:
 
Something wrong with these beans I think... 8.5 days and nothing...
@Maria Sanchez some seeds can take more than 21 days. The African Sativas I failed to germinate then found out later they take at least three weeks and often more time to germinate. I tossed them out too soon :dammit:. Don't give up yet.
 
@Maria Sanchez some seeds can take more than 21 days. The African Sativas I failed to germinate then found out later they take at least three weeks and often more time to germinate. I tossed them out too soon :dammit:. Don't give up yet.

I won't be throwing them. But they need to be out by this time next week.
Was hoping to have 1-2 weeks out of the soil, have a set or two of leaves...

At (another forum) someone had their same Sannie's Jack F9s pop after 24 hrs.
While these are def sativa dominant, they are still really Dutch strains, grown and bred indoors.

Temps have been a nice constant 25-28 C, plus filtered light.
Bacto mix added to the spongepots doesn't seem to be infected or anything.
Don't have anything to pH test. Wonder if the spongepots are old or pH is off...

Still going to wait a bit, but at this rate....
 
I won't be throwing them. But they need to be out by this time next week.
Was hoping to have 1-2 weeks out of the soil, have a set or two of leaves...

At (another forum) someone had their same Sannie's Jack F9s pop after 24 hrs.
While these are def sativa dominant, they are still really Dutch strains, grown and bred indoors.

Temps have been a nice constant 25-28 C, plus filtered light.
Bacto mix added to the spongepots doesn't seem to be infected or anything.
Don't have anything to pH test. Wonder if the spongepots are old or pH is off...

Still going to wait a bit, but at this rate....
Ok then, I have had a bad experience in the past when adding Bacto (Azos in my case) to germinate in. I have also kept my sponges too wet. On the flip side Mykos that I have used after germination on transplant shows definite vigor improvement throughout the grow?
 
Ok then, I have had a bad experience in the past when adding Bacto (Azos in my case) to germinate in. I have also kept my sponges too wet. On the flip side Mykos that I have used after germination on transplant shows definite vigor improvement throughout the grow?

I like the mycos for growing in general, seems to work well.
This is the first time for using for germination.
Sannie's Shop says to use it for this stage though.
Maybe next time I'll go back to my old methods, which otherwise work well.
 
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