@Hellraiser Happy Birthday, i was reading old posts seen that it was your birthday, we miss you brother.
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@Hellraiser thank you for all of your help!
Happy birthday!
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Happy birthday!
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@Hellraiser happy birthday growmie
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Anyone hear from him lately? Havent seen him on here in quite some time now but i think hes on insta more? If your still on here then happy birthday brother @Hellraiser
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i havent seen him, hes on ig?
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I do believe so
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We miss you @Hellraiser - But I’m trying to keep your Cherry Ice Cream Strain alive…
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Happy Birthday, fellow Libra (mine was Saturday) !
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If you have any left, I’d be happy as a clam to self-breed her for genetic preservation.
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I am going to do just that. I have the clone started, and just got my STS. I’ll share!
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Happy birthday. All I can add is COME BACK!
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Hellraiser hasn’t been around since early March.
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Agreed.
@Newt wonderful. I’ll be along for the ride - I just had record time reversing one of my gals with STS - love that stuff. 
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yeah we know, but we hope he will come back. thats goes with all the peeps i enjoy learning from including you my brother
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Sounds like a delicious strain, haha
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I’ll have my flower tent dedicated to it, and I am thinking about growing out 2 clones of it, and reversing one, and pollinating the other. Rather than reversing some branches, and pollinating some on the same. Thoughts? Advice? I’ve never done this before.
EDIT: And to be clear, I never had any seeds of it, I got a re-vegged clone, and took cuttings. The re-vegg is in week 9 since flip, and I have seen no indications of herming. So all I have to work with is one pheno/genotype of the strain
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Benefits of reversing one full plant and using her to pollinate the other is that you will have more pollen to work with. Plus she will almost inevitably self-pollinate some too, so it’s a win win.
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Gonna have to run testers to she if she’s stable under differing stressors. i.e. feed, light, temp, enviro, bugs, medium…everything is a potential stressor.
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