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Every year we offer free genetics to ACMPR, Hunters, Test Growers, and anyone with a compelling case.
Here is the basic breakdown of how this works: In November of the current grow year, Freestone releases its list of Breeding Projects that were bred that year. Not everything on that list is available depending on quantity of seeds collected. ACMPR Everything in our Library can be available to these patients. List is available with proof of license. Hunters Anything seen in our Breeding Projects is available but we prefer they work one selection at a time. Test-Growers Eligible for 1-3 selections of the most recent Breeding Projects, typically F1 seeds. Packaging and shipping fees may apply. We accept donations which enable us make purchases that effectively expand our genetics library and offer the very best to You.
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2022 Freestone Cultivars
(non-feminised seeds) - KUSHES -
2022 was the Year of KUSHES for Freestone Genetics. Our objective was to take some timeless classics and cross them with other classics for vigor and some new kushy outdoor cultivars. The God Bud crosses are the first indoor strains we have created.
Taking advantage of some existing powerhouse Canadian genetics from British Columbia breeders, we are excited to have these new selections! Every year we look for qualified individuals to grow or hunt our genetics!! INTERESTED IN BEING A HUNTER/TEST-GROWER? 2021 Freestone Cultivars
(non-feminised seeds) - SATIVAS -
2021 was the Year of Sativas for Freestone Genetics. Our primary goal was to cross a variety of elite outdoor sativa cultivars that we had been holding tightly for some time. With the ever shrinking landrace and original cannabis seed market, we took the time to create some very special sativa crosses to ensure our bank maintains these gems.
Every year we look for qualified individuals to grow or hunt our genetics!! INTERESTED IN BEING A HUNTER/TEST-GROWER? CAKER
Type: Indica Hybrid Lineage: Wedding Cake x Mendo Breath II Sativa / Indica: 60% Indica Flowering indoors: 8-9 weeks Flowering outdoors: ends mid October in Southern Ontario Resistance: Cold and wet weather hearty against mildew and mold Structure: Medium height 6-7' bush, medium-size dense stacked buds Bouquet: Sweet bakery and mixed fuel aromas with earthy, gassy cherry, vanilla cake flavours THC: ~18-25% Yield: Medium outdoor Our Caker strain came to us completely by chance and was never expected to ever crack our line-up. We came upon this strain thru some excellent craft cannabis from British Columbia in 2018. This flavor powerhouse has serious California lineage - Wedding Cake (Triangle Mints #23) x Mendobreath (Cherry Pie Kush x Mendo Montage). A single seed was collected from the purchased flower, and produced a very unique and robust mother (pics below), that was 100% sun-grown to finish in Southern Ontario. Over 300 clones were taken from her in spring of 2021. She has been preserved thru clone, reversal, and cross breeding with our two best outdoor males, Bush Jam and Huron Haze.
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Caker HURON HAZE
Type: Sativa Hybrid Lineage: (Skunk1 x Nepalese Highland) X (Proprietary Highland Sativa) Sativa / Indica: 90%+ Sativa Flowering indoors: 8-9 weeks Flowering outdoors: Begins late July, ends late September Structure: Phenotype I = Medium Sativa, Phenotype II = Med to Tall needing no support Bouquet: Sweet cherry/grape and mothball scents, sour berry and fruit flavors THC: ~19-23% Yield: High Our flagship sativa Huron Haze, is just months from first release. We have spent the past several years resurrecting a strain that has skunk origins from 1990 and is bred for the Canadian environment. All parental lineage was climatized in the fertile farmland of Huron County bordering Lake Huron, hence its name. This nearly pure sativa finishes flowering in late September and contains no Haze, despite its name, which is more a moniker of the cool and often damp climate it was created for. A medium to large plant that thrives in cooler climates, adverse conditions and finishes late September. Freestone's Proprietary Sativa strain began with an original Skunk strain acquired in 1990 from a hydroponics grower in Hamilton Ontario. Around '98 the Skunk was crossed with a short Highland pure sativa strain(Nepalese) for vigor and a shorter plant structure. The Proprietary Sativa was then backcrossed until a homogenous medium self-supporting sativa structure was the primary phenotype by 2003. The strain was grown sporadically until 2018 when it was crossed with another similar Highland sativa strain with the desired growth period and structure we needed to turn out a unique cold-weather nearly pure sativa strain. This cross was a purple highland sativa also known for its pest resistance and ability to thrive in cold climates. On a rare instance the skunk phenotype shows itself. |
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