PM susceptibility genetic.
C99 proved better paired with Crescendo.
HSD × C99 turned out to already be documented as Sour Apple.
STS solution ran out mid-reversal.
Preserved genetics using available Grape Diamonds pollen rather than waiting.
The orange citrus gap in the catalog was more valuable than keeping JD.
Split off as its own program, targeting a more modern ceiling than Tracks A and B.
The visual-weapon cross — frost foundation of the whole Round Two lineup. (Later renamed Tricotic F1.)
80/20 indica — dessert territory already covered by Juicy J, no catalog slot needed.
Held back as permanent mother plants for cloning rather than flowered out.
The rest left to flower clean — sinsemilla for personal bud alongside the seed run.
Identified as the best solution for the mint terpene gap once it can be sourced.
Partial reversal only; limited pollen collected, not enough to treat as a secured cross.
Track B Round Two seeds secured across all six recipients.
Cannot be used as originally planned — back to the drawing board for that line.
Dessert profile overlaps too closely with Juicy J to justify a breeding slot yet.
The most genuinely unique option among what's currently available.
Estimates from breeder marketing claims and parent genetics — none verified from EHG's own lab-tested harvests. Never presented as confirmed fact.
Prices shown are the program's intended catalog pricing. No seeds are for sale yet — availability follows lab verification and, where applicable, licensing.
Personal cultivation operates under the Cannabis for Private Purposes Act. Any commercial seed sale requires separate licensing under the Cannabis Master Plan.
Educated estimates, not precise science. The unicorn is found, not engineered — larger populations improve the odds, they never guarantee the outcome.