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Carlablackiae OG.OG × (Silver Tiger × Muchlis)

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What You’ll Get

One healthy, actively growing one-leaf sprout from this collector pairing.

Parentage

Carlablackiae OG.OG × (Silver Tiger × Muchlis)

Lineage + Provenance

Carlablackiae OG.OG

OG.OG was originally selected by Scott Cohen and came to me through Mike Yoon of #BreedWithIntent. This side brings the classic Carla energy I wanted to protect: dark velvet, controlled structure, refined venation and a mature plant that carries itself without doing too much.

Silver Tiger × Muchlis

This is a Kartel Daun selected plant with a completely different visual language. Heavy silver vein architecture, texture, movement, wider sinus expression and the kind of structural weirdness that can take a clean plant somewhere unexpected.

Why This Cross

This one is basically restraint versus disruption.

OG.OG brings the depth, substance and quiet authority. Silver Tiger × Muchlis brings the chaos. I wasn’t trying to overpower the Carla. I wanted to disturb it just enough and see which seedlings found the right balance.

What I’m Watching For

  • Dark velvet mature foliage
  • Bold high-contrast venation
  • Silver bleeding beyond the primary veins
  • More expressive sinus development
  • Ruffled or subtly moving margins
  • Strong mature leaf substance

Every sprout is genetically unique. At this stage, these are directions from the parents, not promises.

Grower’s Notes

At one leaf this cross is still a question, which is exactly why I like it. I’m especially interested in the seedlings that keep OG.OG’s dark restraint while letting the silver side creep farther into the blade as the plant matures.

Classic Carla restraint on one side. Silver chaos on the other. The next generation gets the final vote.

Collector’s Notes

  • One-leaf sprout
  • Scott Cohen Carlablackiae lineage
  • Kartel Daun Silver Tiger × Muchlis parent
  • Produced by JiggyPlantGuy
  • Each sprout represents a unique phenotype

THE JIGGY PICK

GROWER'S CHOICE.
BEST AVAILABLE FIRST.

I select from the available batch at shipping time, starting with the strongest, healthiest material and the best expression of the traits I’m watching for at that stage. If one is showing out and makes me stop and say, “Sheesh,” that is usually the one I’m reaching for.

VIGORStrong growth for the current stage
HEALTHClean, stable material
STRUCTUREBest available form where visible
EXPRESSIONPromising traits beginning to show
IMAGE NOTE

Unless a listing explicitly says otherwise, photos document the genetics, parent material or representative plants. Your order is Grower’s Choice from the available batch.

THE CROSS

THE GENETICS IN FRONT OF YOU.

Carlablackiae OG.OG × (Silver Tiger × Muchlis)
GENETIC RECORD

KEEP THE HISTORY ATTACHED.

TYPE
Hybrid
SPECIES
Carlablackiae
GENETICS
MuchlisRed CrystalSilver Tiger
LINE
Jiggy Hybrid
TRAITS
Dark Velvet
GROWTH STAGE
Beginning
GROWING NOTES

STRONG ROOTS FIRST.

LEAVES WILL FOLLOW.

Keep the plant stable after arrival and give it time to settle before chasing the next leaf. For my full approach to acclimation, ambient growing, cabinets, seedlings and established plants, use the Jiggy Care Guide.

READ THE JIGGY CARE GUIDE

#JIGGYBABIES AFTER THE BOX

The growing part starts here.

When this plant leaves the Jiggy Vault, the story is not over. Settle it in, learn what it likes, ask when you need help, and enjoy what the genetics become in your hands. When an emergent has you saying OMG, send it my way. That is the fun of #Jiggybabies.

QUESTIONS WELCOMEYou do not have to already know everything.

The Care Guide gives you a starting point, and I am still here if your plant has you confused.

CARE CONTINUESThe relationship does not end at checkout.

Plant safety, honest expectations and support after delivery are part of the same standard.

SHARE THE GROW-OUTYour result becomes part of the story.

Emergents, first big leaves, weird surprises and those “that’s fire” moments are worth sharing with the people growing alongside you.