Alien moonrocks outdoors

Really outstanding--two hits and done. Smooth fruity and piney/herbal flavor although I would have to test the purple and green phenotypes separately to see if there is any difference. I smoked the purple, got shmackered right away. I grew it instead of leeks in front of a raised garden bed. I still grew leeks but a bit less this year to see if these Aliens can be grown just like any other vegetable in a backyard garden. Well yes--they can be. These plants remained small--no bigger than fully grown leeks--ideal to plant as a border in front of vining plants such as pole beans or cucumbers. Appeared to be resistant to diseases as well as insects. The only problem is that I found a few seeds here and there but I never found nanners on these plants.