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Inbred Lines - Purpose Driven Breeding
Evolution accelerated
Each successive generation is reproduced from seedling plants, chosen from large samples. Selection for desirable characteristics is constant and continual. Stability is sought while diversity is appreciated.
Blueberry
Inbred line since 2006
Potency: strong-very strong
Type: Indica/sativa
Best grown indoors
9-10 week flowering period
Range of smell: blueberries, berries, syrupy sweet, pine.
Growth Pattern
Moderate to aggressive, heavily directed to the top, does not respond well to topping or training.
Not very impressive, until the end of flowering, when the buds grow rock hard and juicy. Can be very rewarding.
Phenotype variation is mostly in the smell.
Blueberry is a tough one to grow and I wouldn’t recommend it for an entire crop until a clone is established.
Original Genetics
I started with a clone of Blueberry in the 1990s from a rich source of clones at the time.
Between 2000-2004 I purchased Dutch Passion, DJ Short and Sagarmatha Blueberry.
In 2006, a fellow breeder from Oregon sent me a nice example of his Blueberry which I bred in.
I consider this to be mostly Indica in appearance and effect.
Cinderella99
Inbred line since 2010
Potency: Very strong
Type: Sativa
Indoors/Greenhouse/Outdoors
8-9 week flowering period
Range of smell: pineapple, melon, grape, tropical, spice, grapefruit, syrupy sweet.
Growth Pattern
Slight to moderate, small footprint, very efficient, very fat tops at the finish.
Good branching.
Phenotype variation is slight in smell and height.
Original Genetics
A generous fellow breeder bequeathed this to me in 2010.
He started me with a good assortment of phenotypes and I’ve used many generations to narrow the focus.
I consider this to be mostly sativa in appearance and effect.
Northern Lights
Inbred line since 2007
Potency: strong-very strong
Type: Indica/sativa
Indoors/Greenhouse/Outdoor
9 week flowering period
Range of smell: mild, burnt match, floral, pine.
Growth Pattern
Moderate height, good branching, nice tops, very standard.
Phenotype variation is slight in height and smell.
Known for its desirable low odour, I am now trying to entice the terpenes out through selection.
Original Genetics
I grew the famous NL#5 from British Columbia Seed Company beginning in the late 1990’s.
By 2007, I felt the need to freshen the genetics. I landed on a Northern Lights from Hemcy in 2007.
In-breeding since then.
I consider this to be mostly Indica in appearance and effect.
Sweet Skunk
Inbred line since 2002
Potency:very strong
Type: Sativa
Indoors/Greenhouse/Outdoor
9-11 week flowering period
Range of smell: sour, chemical, diesel, skunk, citrus.
Growth Pattern
Moderate to very aggressive.
Strong branching if topped, very trainable.
Vulnerable to stretching in early flower.
Thrives in good conditions.
Original Genetics
I acquired an Island Sweet Skunk clone in the 1990’s.
I purchased British Columbia Seed Company’s True Skunk in 2002 and bred that in.
I consider this strain a sativa. It is my long-time personal favourite.
I’ve kept this line quite varied as I hate to loose any qualities until i’ve fully explored them.
Clone Only - No seeds available
These are “elite cuts” that I have sourced from some of the best Black Market/Legacy/Heritage growers in my area. More coming soon.
Sea-of-Purple Kush
Acquired in 2009
Potency: very strong
Type: Indica
Indoor, meant to be topped for an even canopy in commercial production
8-9 week flowering period
Range of smell: hashy, pungent.
