Zenzational Jungle

Growing this plant was fairly easy. Responded well to topping and heavy defoliation. Only suffered a bit of stress at the end when I took the nutrients away but that's normal. Vegetation was vigorous, flower as well. It's as if this plant was in a rush to be harvested. A part from having different phenos they were all about the same height maybe a few cms more here and there. The bud formation was a something else. All different from bright orange to dark green. Lovely views, I'm telling you! Trichome production was nice, to be honest not as much as I was expecting for then again my stakes were set kinda high. Still came out covered in trichome goodness though, very tasty stuff. I harvest them on day 63 of flower which is exactly at the end of week 9, could have done it a few days before but given it's an indica strain I left them on there a bit longer to have a few more amber trichomes. I hung them to dry for 14 days at 60%RH and 18ºC Whole plants for the first 4 days or so then I seperated them to branches. After that I did a nice hand trim and placed them in glass hermetic jars at 60-62%RH Burping them for the first three weeks. Then after a month I started sampling. I weighed them after the full month of cure and here are the numbers. Pheno #1 - 56 grams Pheno #2 - 59 grams Pheno #3 - 90 grams (the massive buds, zkittlez pheno) Pheno #4 - 44 grams (My personal favorite, sweet wine. mosto type) Grand total of 249 grams between the four plants.

If I had fun growing different phenos you can probably imagine my joy when It came the time to sample them. Oh yes! such a joyful moment! They were all good but one definitely stood out for me. Pheno #4 is such a delight at night. It's bud structure wasn't the most dense but it was for sure the terpiest. Mostly an old sweet red wine smell with notes of sweets like candy and also wood, old cipres wood. I would highly recommend this strain for new growers as it's fairly easy to grow. Also if you like that wine smell and taste, try your luck at finding that pheno, man I wish I saved a clone of that!