TommyBVRSA75 commentedweek 103y ago
Just like me... Barney's and a promise of a colorful auto Indica and same as I, a full Sativa with lots of thin branches, a very shy scent and "snow flake" flowers instead of fat colorful flowers...what can we say about the development of the genetic of these kind of strains that the producers release each year... simple as that, not enough time (generations) to mature the strains phenotypes and at last no alarm and no surprises! We want to grow a strain that Barney's inform that should be a Indica on a genetics ratio of 3 Indicas for 1 Sativa (75% to 25%) and at the end, like my Strawberry Cheesecake on this autumn season and the "nature" had offer me a huge tall pure Sativa tree with more than 150 cm and no clue about the quality of the smoke that I will have on the end of the cycle. Despite of it and if you take a look at my diary, the yeld will be enormous, but on the last weeks, the arrangement of the branches was like playing "Tetris", stretching along branches, handling LST, supercropping and ScroG disposition on the top of my growth...it is nobody's fault that my Barney's announced Indica strain has finished on a almost "outdoor sized Sativa" tree. So if you want to have next time the strain for what you pay for, you better order the classic old strains or work with photoperiodic material...that's the way life is...;)
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