Mt Blanc - Dank - Stank

Hello This is the harvest comment for Mt Blanc by TH Seeds. These plants get me very stoned. But, I've got to complain about the differences in these plants. This is not a stable strain. But you could get a good plant if you grow enough. And there is some hermaphroditism in them. But that could be my fault for leaving the side flap open exposed to some faint light for the last 4 weeks because of building heat. But some of the other strain reviews on this strain have mentioned it. I didn't see any male flowers on plant #1 and it gets me very stoned I'll regrow that one. The buds on that one are a little loose but it gets me very blasted. Because of my years of smoking I'm a little tolerant so it's nice to feel stoned. Besides that it was a good harvest. Plant #1 Wet Weight - 1093 g Dry Weight - 172 g THC - 24%+ Plant #2 Wet Weight - 1285 g Dry Weight - 162 g THC - 24%+ Plant #3 Wet Weight - 1409 g Dry Weight - 156 g THC 21% Plant #4 Wet Weight - 1130 g Dry Weight - 123 g THC - 18% That's 613 g for 4 plants or 21.89 oz. They produced very well. See my comments I wrote down while I was harvesting on the weights picture. Zoom in to read. If you try this strain plant some extra seeds, because you don't know what you'll get. But it will get you very stoned though. Glad I tried it. Mt. Blanc is a great name for a great Mountain. But here in the Pacific Northwest of North America there is another great Mountain that I can see driving around my city when the weather is good. The Mountain is Mt Baker. Just inside the USA border, it's 127 km strait (as the crow fly's) from my home to the Mt. I've been there skiing, hiking and camping. That is the great Mt. that I will call this strain after from now on. Mt Baker is local and majestic and it smokes from time to time. I'll call it Mt. Baker. But I'll still tell those who ask, It's really Mt. Blanc. TH Seeds - You need to stabilize this strain and get the hermie's out. Well, Have fun. Chuck.