BLUE FROST CANNABIS SEEDS

BLUE FROST CANNABIS SEEDS FROM GOLDENSEED

Goldenseed Jack Frost crossed with Goldenseeds Blue Monster is possibly our finest plant today.With rather dense, fat buds, this is a smoke you deserve, with the added bonus of the yield. If you are growing to resell then this plant of all the plants we have matured over some twenty plus years of growing, this is the one. You will read of plants like Big bud, with descriptions that give you the impression of massive yields to a point this has some credibility but the smoke is to say the least average, with Goldenseed Blue Frost we have developed a true super plant, if you have some experience in growing, then if you are not completely satisfied with this plant we will refund your monies, now how many on line seed Breeders/retailers give that as a guarantee. Our Blue Monster G13 X BlueBerry X Motta Mejicanna XJack Herrer x White Widow x Northern Lights#5 cross deserves pride of place in every connoisseur’s garden. A 60/40 Indica/Sativa mix ensures compact, densely budded specimens of around 30 inches height and 18 inch spread delivering, on average, 3 to 4 oz each of the sweetest tasting and most devastating herb we’ve devoloped ..in a word superb....

 

Genetics: Blue Monster x Jack Frost
Effect: Very Powerful high with heavy sedation properties
Potency: 10+ out of 10
Yield: 4/5 ounces
THCV: Content 20% plus
Stature: Average hight
Phenotype: 60% Indica 40% Sativa
Indoor: 65 to 75 days Outdoor: Sept/early October
Characteristics: Classic BlueBerry / Jack Frost taste

YIELD PER PLANT IS BASED ON 100% ORGANIC NUTRIENTS & SOIL IN 6 LITER CONTAINERS

 

 

Blue Frost from Goldenseed cannabis plants

 

Customer Grow Report


Blue Frost from Goldenseed is a plant that every grower needs in their garden.  Whether indoors or outdoors, this plant will flourish.   I veg'd the plants for 1 full month and flowered for 65/75 days.  I grew with 100% organic material... (soil, fertilizer etc..) in 4 gallon pots.   This is a plant that does not need much attention and is very forgiving.  Within the first 2 weeks of flowering, you will see great looking buds forming.    The great things about the strand is the canopy stays so even, even when many of the same plant are in the room.  Both of mine finished at 31 inches in height and netted me just over 6 ounces of some of the sweetest smelling buds I have ever seen.  First thing you will notice within 1 month of flowering these plants is the strong fruity smell (make sure you have proper ventilation) and the huge sticky resinous buds.  The aroma is so sweet, you sometimes get impatient and want to smoke a bud or 2 early.   The plant really is that good.    After a 5 day drying period and a 10 day cure (some can go longer) this bud produces an immediate stone with no ceiling.  The high is very powerful and is all in the head.  The taste is very fruity which I would believe is the blueberry's traits coming forward.  In closing,  As soon as my beautiful buds are smoked,  I will be growing this strand again.  Goldenseed really did an amazing job creating this amazing strand. You really have to see it to believe it.    Great Job!     Below are some key notes that worked great for this strand in my growroom.


1. Vegetative Period - 30 days
2. Flowering Period   - 70 days
3. Harvested when 30% of Trichomes were amber (head stone, extremely potent)
4. Humidity in vegetative growth - 65%
5. Humidity in flowering growth - 50%
6. Temperature in vegetative growth - 75
7. Temperature in flowering growth   - 75
8. Vegetative photoperiod - 18/6
9. Flowering photoperiod   - 12/12
10. Give the plant 36 hours of darkness before going into flowering, and give another 36 hours of darkness before harvest.  Trust me!  This will speed up the process. Best of luck with your Blue Monsters.   I guarantee that once you grow them,  you won't stop!

 

 

Grow report update...

Hello Gene,

Took a couple of pics of the Blue Frost presently in my flower room. It is at 3 weeks today and performing beautifully.

As you can see, the plant is not very tall. I have a low ceiling and the plants can only get about 1.5 meters max. I get them about 70 cm and then top multiple times over several weeks until and train them out flat so I have an even canopy. Gets me a little better yield that way and is the only way to go in my short grow-space. Gonna fertilize a few lower branches of her next week for a small batch of seeds
More later,
Chris.

Cheers Chris....

Blue Frost at 3 weeks flower from Goldenseed

 

 

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Seed Germination

 

Presoaking - Put some moist tissues on a plate. Put the seeds on top of them and then put a layer of moist tissues on the seeds. Cover the plate with another upturned plate, so that the seeds are in darkness and the environment remains moist. Put the covered seeds in a warm place (21°C). Check the seeds every day, sprinkle the tissues if necessary and carefully transplant the seeds when they open and the white tip of the root becomes visible. Put the seed in a growth medium (soil), approximately the size of the seed under the surface (about 5 mm).

Transplanting - do this as little as possible by germinating in the same container you intend to grow the plant in for a significant period of time. Many growers experience low germination rate if the temperatures are out of range. A heating pad set to low or medium may be necessary, or a shelf constantly warmed by a light may do, but test it with a few seeds first, before devoting your next crop to it. "No Light" is necessary. Cover the seeds with black paper to keep light out.

Plan on transplanting only once or twice before harvest. Use the biggest containers possible for the space and number of seedlings you plan to start. Plants will suffer if continuously transplanted and delay harvesting. You will suffer too, from too much work! Cut holes in the bottom of containers and fill the last few inches at the top with vermiculite only. Since vermiculite holds water well, wicks water well, but does not hold too much water, roots always have lots of oxygen.

If grown to full maturity, in the correct conditions, cannabis seeds will generally be dark grey or brown, or striped in colour, and measure between 3-5mm in length, and 2-4mm in diameter, depending on its origins. This beautifully patterned outer shell, the perianth, plays the vital role of protecting the delicate embryo inside, and should be of a good hard nature, without cracks or chipping. When choosing the right marijuana seeds to grow, the general rule is the bigger and darker they are the better. Different varieties of the plant produce different looking seeds. From the almost cannon-ball shape of classic Afghan seed, to the darker, more stream-lined look of some Sativa varieties, cannabis once again proves just how diverse she is! cannabis seeds

Cannabis is an annual plant, it's life-cycle completed within a year usually, dying just after setting it's seed for the next year. To keep seed over winter months store in a cool dark, air-tight place, that stays dry. Be careful not to crush the marijuana seeds. They may look tough, but damage can easily be caused this way.

Discarding the obviously damaged, the very small, or very lightly coloured specimens, is the first step in the right direction for any budding grower, as this type of natural selection mimics exactly what nature would do.(If you purchase your seeds from Goldenseed you wont need to throw any away because all our seeds are carefully screened for any defects, guaranteeing you get only the healthy viable ones to start with).


Before we launch into a description of how to test the seed, let's talk about seeds a bit. We have all planted seeds, but how much do you really know about them? Learning more about seeds can help improve your success with them.

Seed Parts When you look at a seed you are looking at the seed coat. As people wear coats for protection from foul weather, seed coats perform much the same function. They provide protection against entry of parasites, against mechanical injury and, in some seeds, against unfavorably high or low temperatures.

Inside the seed coat is the embryo, an immature plant with all the parts of the adult plant. A close look shows leaves and a root -- they may be tiny but they are the beginnings of a plant. The seed's embryo leaves are called the "cotyledons." The seed is filled with "endosperm," food that will nourish the embryo during its early stages of development.

Germinating Seeds Germination is a fascinating process. Seeing a tiny seedling emerge from a dry, wrinkled seed and watching its growth and transformation, is observing the mystery of life unfolding. The first sign of germination is the absorption of water -- lots of water. This activates an enzyme, respiration increases and plant cells are duplicated. Soon the embryo becomes too large, the seed coat bursts open and the growing plant emerges. The tip of the root is the first thing to emerge and it's first for good reason. It will anchor the seed in place, and allow the embryo to absorb water and nutrients from the surrounding soil.

Some seeds need special treatment or conditions of light, temperature, moisture, etc. to germinate. Seed dormancy is very complex, but it protects that living plant material until conditions are right for it to emerge and grow.

Practical lessons can be learned from the seed:

* Seeds with bigger amounts of endosperm can feed the embryo plant longer, while it works its way toward light. Therefore, big seeds can usually be planted deeper.
* Seeds must absorb water to get germination going. Therefore, presoaking seeds may speed up the process.
* Available water is important to the newly emerged root. Therefore, you should plant seeds a little deeper in the middle of summer, when the top of the soil dries out quickly.