What is known about Pinks N Purps F2 lot 2 (Pinks) runs through Pinks N Purps: a line bred for what it looks like as much as what it does, and sold split by expression.

This is the pink lot, and it is the strange one. Those fluorescent hairs do not come from the purple side of the family at all - they trace to the Hawaiian grandmother, which is why they read pink and lavender rather than violet, and why they sit against green flower instead of dark. Pink is uncommon in cannabis and it is the reason this line got its name. If the colour is what you are here for, this is the lot that produces it.

2 identifies the lot used here. Numbered cuts come out of a population that was grown and sorted, and the number rides with the plant that was kept. Two crosses that both say lot are only the same cross if the number matches too.

Genetic Lineage

• Mother and Father: Pinks N Purps. A line bred for what it looks like as much as what it does, and sold split by expression. Its own cross is given by CSI as [(Mendo Purps x Killer Queen) x Hawaiian Indica] F2 crossed to Afghani #1. The name is literal. The fluorescent pink hairs come down from the Hawaiian grandmother and the purple flower from Mendo Purps further back. The lots are not different crosses - they are different colour expressions selected out of the same F2 population.
• Why it exists as seed at all. Clone-only cuts travel as cuttings, which means they survive only as long as somebody keeps them alive. Reversing one onto itself is how a plant like this stops depending on a single grower's luck.

Cultivation and Growth Traits

• Plant Structure. One population, three looks - green, pink through lavender, and deep purple.
• Veg and stretch. Set the frame while it is cheap to do. Anything you fix after the flip costs you flower sites.

In the pack

Feminized seeds from Humboldt CSI. Their library is clones first and crosses second, which is why the names on their packs read like a list of plants rather than a list of products. Sold as authentic Humboldt CSI.