About this product

These seeds from Evermore are a cross of Tinselmints x Guava Cream #3 10PK • Our first production run of seeds is a lineup of our own genetics in all categories, foundations, selections and creations, crossed to one of two selected Guava Cream males that we found last year. This first drop is made using the Guava Cream #5 male and Guava Cream #3 male . Guava Cream was bred by Bloom Seed Co and is the combination of Guava’Z #62 and Grape Cream Cake. Our goal in using this cross was to build upon the proven, hash-oriented breeding of Bloom Seed Co and add the exotic fruit and creamy dessert flavors of the male line to our favorite strains from our own library. We hope that these will offer beautiful flowers as well as high yielding hash plants. We are now and have been exploring and experimenting with this line in our own facility and are very excited about the results so far. Customer Seed SOP: Thank you for your purchase of Evermore Generations cannabis seeds. These seeds have been created using our library of rare cuttings and diverse genetic lines assembled over many years. We hope to offer unique and exciting genetics in seed form that produce remarkable plants and phenotypes worth keeping. Basic Steps to Growing from Seed First place the seed either in a cup of water or inside a folded damp paper towel set inside of a plastic bag. After 24-48 hours of soaking the seed will have swelled from the water and will be splitting along its seam. You should see a small white/cream colored, pointy, root tip poking out. This is the taproot and it will grow vigorously so check your seeds as they soak and plant them as soon as it is visible. Plant the seed in a small hole just below the surface of the soil, with the taproot pointing down. Use a small pot or cup of well moistened potting mix, ideally a mix blended specifically for seed starting. Within a couple of days the seedling should appear above the soil with two small rounded primordial leaves followed immediately by a first set of single bladed true leaves. It is important to maintain moisture in the soil initially until the seedling is established. It is also very important that that seedling be immediately provided with strong lighting. Unlike a cutting, seedlings are hardy, adaptable and ready to grow with fertilizer under intense lighting. If they are not provided with enough light they will stretch and become weak and will be much more likely to succumb to disease or overwatering issues. Light airflow on the stems at this time is also important to strengthen them. Water the seedling with low strength vegetative fertilizer initially. Let the soil dry before watering to encourage root growth and water fully to the point of runoff when you do water. Do not let the seedling sit in standing water. We recommend Jacks 20-20-20 as an easily sourced and beginner friendly one part formula. Once your seedling is growing it will begin to put on more nodes and bigger leaves with more blades. If they are regular (non-feminized) seedlings you will need to determine the sex of the plant if you intend to flower only female plants (and unless you are making more seeds, you do). After the plant has grown and matured to seven or eight sets of leaves it will begin to express its sex even under vegetative lighting. This is determined by the presence of either male or female flower parts at the junction of the leaf petiole, side branch node and main stem.