Salokin

amazing strain from an trichome perspective. would have loved a purple pheno though ;)

The buds are overall too airy, BUT she caries a punch and an amazing amroma. Strongest one of all the ganjafarmer strains.

different pheno types alla round some a bit more airy in budstructure others rockhard. overall i cannot judge properly due to the reveg that they went through.

unfortunately these went through a little reveg, however they came out healthy. Terpene profile is very interesting, as well as the bud structure and overall appearance.

Overview: Red Banana Pudding, a strain that tantalizes with its unique blend of sweet banana and creamy undertones, promises a delightful experience for growers and users alike. This review compiles observations from a full grow cycle, where each phenotype displayed distinct traits, making it an engaging grow with varied outcomes. Growth and Development: Throughout the cultivation period, Red Banana Pudding exhibited vigorous growth, adapting well to controlled environmental conditions managed by Trolmaster's systems. The strain developed dense, frosty buds characterized by a rich coating of trichomes that sparkled under the grow lights. Its leaves transitioned through shades of green to deep purples, showcasing not only vigorous growth but also a visual spectacle. Challenges: Despite the robust growth, the grow cycle was not without challenges. Notably, phenotypes 1 and 2 encountered mold issues, which underscored the importance of meticulous humidity control and adequate air circulation, especially in the critical flowering stage. This occurrence highlights Red Banana Pudding's susceptibility to moisture-related challenges, requiring careful environmental management to prevent mold and ensure the health of the plants. Aroma and Flavor: Red Banana Pudding's aroma was a standout feature throughout its growth, intensifying as the plants matured. The sweet, fruity notes of banana mixed with hints of creamy dessert create a delightful olfactory experience, promising a similarly pleasing flavor profile. This aromatic complexity was most pronounced in the later weeks, as the buds reached full maturity. Harvest and Yield: The final yield was abundant despite the earlier challenges, with each plant producing a significant amount of high-quality buds. The harvest showcased the strain's potential for a rewarding output if environmental conditions are meticulously managed. Overall Experience: Red Banana Pudding is a strain that offers more than just aesthetic pleasure and potent effects—it's a journey through cultivation that requires attention to detail and proactive problem-solving. The mold issues in some phenotypes serve as a reminder of the care needed in moisture-prone strains but don't detract from the overall quality and appeal of the final product. This strain is ideal for experienced growers looking for a blend of challenge and reward in their gardening endeavors. Final Thoughts: For those interested in unique flavors and complex aromas, Red Banana Pudding is a rewarding choice. Future growers should be prepared for environmental management, especially regarding humidity, to unlock the full potential of this aromatic and visually striking strain. As we transition to new ventures with Barneys Farm diaries, Red Banana Pudding leaves a lasting impression of both beauty and the imperative of diligent cultivation practices.

Growth and Cultivation: Epic Buzz has demonstrated vigorous growth throughout its life cycle, adapting well to different growing conditions. The plants tend to be resilient, showing good resistance to common pests and diseases, which makes them a suitable choice for both novice and experienced growers. The flowering phase highlights the strain's ability to produce abundant, high-quality buds, suggesting a moderately high yield potential.

Watermelon Candy emerges as a tantalizing symphony of sweet peach cream and refreshing watermelon aromas. Her buds are a testament to the art of cultivation; each nugget is astonishingly dense, a trait not merely seen but felt in their substantial texture. Visually, they embody a portrait of perfection with a crystalline trichome coverage that glistens under light, indicative of the quality within. However, this sensory delight belies a modest harvest of 90 grams, a yield that whispers tales of what could have been. The act of repotting, a necessary intervention for any cultivator, proved to be a double-edged sword. While necessary, it introduced a stunting effect that ultimately curtailed the full potential of this batch. The one plant that escaped the transient shock of repotting soared, showcasing what this strain is capable of under optimal conditions. In essence, Watermelon Candy is a strain that captivates with its fragrance and density. But she is also a delicate artist, requiring a steady hand and an uninterrupted journey to truly shine. This run may not have broken yield records, yet it offers valuable lessons in plant resilience and the delicate balance of intervention. Watermelon Candy, with her sumptuous scent and solid buds, leaves an impression of a connoisseur's delight, promising an exquisite experience that belies her humble yield.

Epic Buzz is a standout strain from the skilled breeders at Anesia, one that undeniably lives up to its name. This cultivar has showcased remarkable stability across different environments, a testament to the meticulous breeding behind it. Its most striking feature has been the consistency in its phenotype expression, making it a reliable choice for growers seeking uniformity and predictability in their plants' performance. During the grow, Epic Buzz demonstrated robust vegetative growth, transitioning into flowering with vigor and grace. The flowers' progression has been a spectacle of nature's artistry, with buds swelling into dense, resinous colas that became almost too heavy for the branches to support. The need for branch support in later flowering stages speaks volumes about the bounty this strain can produce. A distinct feature of Epic Buzz has been the gradual color transformation during the final weeks of flowering. The leaves displayed a rich tapestry of colors, transitioning from vibrant green to deep purples and almost black hues, indicating a healthy fade and readiness for harvest. The aroma profile has been nothing short of impressive, with intense fragrances permeating the grow space, challenging even the most robust carbon filters. This intensity suggests a rich terpene profile, which will likely translate into a complex and delightful flavor palette upon consumption. In terms of effects, while this review comes before personal testing, the thick trichome coverage and abundant resin production suggest a potent experience. Growers and users alike can anticipate a product that delivers both in terms of visual appeal and potential potency. Overall, Epic Buzz by Anesia appears to be an exceptional strain for those seeking stability, aesthetic beauty, and aroma in their grows. It has been a pleasure to nurture, and it's a variety I look forward to revisiting in future cycles. Whether you are a seasoned grower or a novice, Epic Buzz seems to promise a rewarding and enriching cultivation journey. Happy growing and stay lifted, salokin

Literally fire and forget, loved the results... lets wait for the dry weight and curing process to finish :)

From a growing perspective, once I understood that she is a super low feeder growing her was a charm. She had a rough start to live, suffering from root rod in the middle of veg, something she came back from amazingly.

will report on the outcome once fully cured

Close to the original Orange Bud from her smell and taste so far, a bit zesty. lets wait for a few weeks and see how shell develop.

Nice productive high on the onset, transitioning into a super relaxing and giggly longlasting high. I am missing the pineapple taste a little, which was definitely present from a smell perspective, however somewhat disappeared midway through flower and her cheese ancestors are definitely more dominant on this pheno. After 4 weeks of curing, when you open the jar the entire house smells like very ripe cheese. She is super smooth to smoke.

Will follow once cured. However, smells and looks promising :)

Trip report will follow. She was harvested too early, as bud rot started to appear separated instances i would say and I had to remove the whole top bud each time. Therefore I would say she was harvested probably two weeks to early. Let’s see what the dry will bring. Overall she seemed like a very vigorous plant that should be able to yield quite a bit, but not suited for a small grow space like mine together with another plant. Definitely not one of my best grows, I will therefore use the new Seeds that DP kindly provided to give her another try in my DWC in one of the big tents.

This cutting, which was revegged out performed her mother by far in terms of bud quality. There was no popcorn buds to be found anywhere. The plant basically consists of stems and too shelf buds. Covered in trichomes with an amazing dark purple to almost black Teint on the sugar leaves.

It’s been in the jars for a couple of days and the entire house smells as soon as you open them. The joint I smoked in the morning I didn’t finish as I got a crazy head high. It’s already a quite a smooth smoke, making me excited for what’s to come when they have cured properly. Consistency wise, the buds are firm to touch, but not as hard as I would prefer it.

Really enjoyed growing this one. Took nicely to ScrOG ging and more than a few broken and recovered from all of it. Never really have desease issues ( knock on wood) so can’t comment.

First test bud already tasted amazing and had an amazing texture, will report once I have a more cured product.