Thin Mint GSC

Plant is super healthy and loving life. Absolutely loves the molasses when I water. I plan on taking clones for another run and making seeds with my Pinkleberry F7 male. Exciting times ahead!

Defoliation this week as well as pollinating a single branch with pollen from Pinkleberry F7 male. Should make for a beautiful ❌. Pollinated Thin Mint, Super Lemon Haze, White Truffle and Violet Lakes.

Bud structure is weird compared to the last thin mint i ran. This one also does not have a minty ell like the other either. This one may not be a good genotype for breeding. Probably why large hunts are necessary for choosing the right plant. But on a small scale craft grow we can only do so much without running genetics before they are bred with.

The calyxes are stacking up nicely and it seems it will be a breeze to trim but I am not at all impressed with the smell. Hopefully she at least packs a punch.

These weirdly fat calyxes are creating super dense buds. So that's cool. Not bad trichome production either.

Very dense, bulbous calyxes. On a scale of 1 to 10. 10 being the best Density:10 Smell:3 Structure:6 Just been giving plain ph'd water. A little purple showing in the buds. I did take cuttings but idk if they will make the cut.

One more week.

Just a little bit longer. I think the seeded branch is done but I'll let it go until I harvest.

Still not over happy with the lack of minty smell. However, bag appeal, density, and high/stone are really good. The smell isn't terrible, I do like it, I would just prefer a more Minty profile. Maybe the smell will get better the longer I let it sit. About 43 grams dry give or take...ran out of herb so I dipped in early. Perks of growing your own 🤠