So here she comes to an end - well almost, she gave one clone with was seeded with the LadyBoi Dream. (Tangerine turned with silver) I now have mature seeds from the clone.
So Critical nice and easy to grow, grows typical of the critical lineage, nice consistent heights, responds well to FIM / LST even through early flower.
Nice frosting, I've said before the buds are not dense, but not airy, a really good resilient bud structure, fast to finish so doesn't have too much time to fatten up.
Also as before i grow in living soils, it's not uncommon for me to see random shoots form other seeds such as marigolds when i pot up. this i good for me. I have a feeling tha these critical lines would get real fat on hydro, but i'm more then happy with them.
I'm currently on a T-Break, stock up and stash time, the bonus is this will cure perfectly and be nicely aged by Easter.
I may have to have tester just so i can do justice to the review, I did sample a bud a week or so age and wow! Cured and stored this is serious Kush / Indica flower, spark up, lie back and forget your worries.
Very resilient to rot both flower and root. Flower i have never had any critical rot, this time you will see in C99 i had a root rot issue this cycle, well C99 had rot, same conditions and this Critical Kush had no worries, kept drinking rotten water until dry! the rotten water in C99 caused her to get sick.
So all told a nice flower, friendly plant.
Due to the consistency of height and positive response to LST / FIM I will make prediction that with a veg time she would make for a killer SCROG Net grow.
Happy Smokes - Next update will be the chop.
Thanks guys, good to have you on board, so just into flower, Fim'in is a bit hit and miss - by nature but you always sure of more tops then straight topping ime and less trauma too imo.
It is possible to take clones and FIM even at 12/12 from seed. You can take two clones, which are the first / bottom set of side shoots at about 30 days from seed, just before flowering and when the shoots have enough about them to root out.