Useful Seeds

BigJonster said:

Anyone have grow time on banana og s1's?

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colocowboy said:

Now that is the question! S1 seeds off the 91 seem to be unstable but the best deal on those would probably be shoreline genetics. Lucky dog has what amounts to a bx and is throwing some killer phenos in dog patch but those have stayed sold out for about a year or so. There’s others out there with various results. Lucky dog stardog, chem de la chem, i95 or nyc chem all great chem line options.
Personally I like D better, useful here has several crosses with the D. If I were to recommend one I have tried and has expressions in that being his chem cookie trip. I really think that D crossed to chocolate diesel is probably pretty amazing also.

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Tiflis said:

Do you know of any banks that are selling them?


I remember you recently harvested that Chem cookie trip, how chemmy is it?

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colocowboy said:

Different phenos, 4 & D are similar, 91 is the original “chemdog”

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SmokeAL0t said:

Ooowweeee!

JBC drawing... 3 winners will win a pack of each.

February Useful Drawing: For every pack of Useful gear purchased in the month of February, you will receive an entry into the drawing for a feminized pack of Chem D x Banana OG and a feminized pack of Dogwalker OG x Chocolate Diesel!

Good luck!

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Useful Seeds said:

Then it is the same cut. I have a friend that knew both cats. It is a KILLER cut for sure. I also have the Chem Sis, gonna hit her with Chocolate Diesel reversed. Might as well hit my favorite Chem as well, Chem 4. Stay tuned. While i'm here, I am going to do a BOO GOO fem, Jah Goo x Bag of Oranges, and Orange Now n Later. Now n Later x Bag of Oranges. Also, someone requested Chocolate Covered Banana's, Banana OG x Chocolate Diesel, that is happening !! Banana OG was put into flower for that very purpose.

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colocowboy said:

Now that is the question! S1 seeds off the 91 seem to be unstable but the best deal on those would probably be shoreline genetics. Lucky dog has what amounts to a bx and is throwing some killer phenos in dog patch but those have stayed sold out for about a year or so. There’s others out there with various results. Lucky dog stardog, chem de la chem, i95 or nyc chem all great chem line options.
Personally I like D better, useful here has several crosses with the D. If I were to recommend one I have tried and has expressions in that being his chem cookie trip. I really think that D crossed to chocolate diesel is probably pretty amazing also.

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Southside112 said:

Well everyone this is the end of the road for my beautiful chem d x boo. She's at 68 days and will be coming down tomorrow. Tried a joint of some bottom nugs I took a few days ago and it was outstanding. Very potent.
Observations: vigorous grower, easy to grow. Not fussy at all. Great density and yeild. Branches are freaking heavy at this point. Very frosty. I would recommend.
I will post a whole plant pic tomorrow after I chop her. Cheers everyone, stay safe !!
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uJhiteLiger said:

How's she smelling? She's looking great. Chunky, frosty, and hopefully dense. I missed out on these but that because I had too many seeds to go through (including BOO S1 & Chem Cookie Trip)

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DonPetro said:

What makes up Blackened Oranges?

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Xsan said:

Finally joined the band wagon boys. Went for the double double on JB. Double diesel and double dipped strawberries. Unfortunately it will be a little bit before I get to pop them but stoked to get in on the useful action. The blue dream and chem cross on JB were also very tempting but momma wouldn't have been happy with that bill when the tent isnt up lol

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BleedsGreen said:

I am always so slow at popping seeds, no worries, the Blackened Oranges I harvested above I bought the seeds early last winter. Chit happens, glad I got around to those beauties.

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