Howdie and welcome to my 2024 winter run! The run should be finished by the end of january and since this is usually the time of the year when the mood swings hit the hardest, i want to grow some more indicaheavy stuff. So hopefully I'll have the perfect weed to fight off the grey winter vibes when they hit the hardest.
Thats why choose to run KmintZ and GMOxZombie Kush from Ripper Seeds in this grow. I only heard good things about KmintZ and the GMOxZombie Kush was a freebie and sounds pretty stoney. So like a perfect "cozy sunday"-weed.
The strains also seemed to be a good match because they should have a similar flower time and are both very different in (advertised) flavours. While the GMOxZombie Kush should be more grassy/lavender, the KmintZ should have more of the tropical flavors. At least it seems like that on paper. Somehow you gotta decide which beans to run next, right? So these are our two contenders for this run:
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GMO x Zombie Kush
Indica dominant
Indoor flowering 60 to 65 days
GMO x Zombie kush is one of our most resinous cookie hybrids from our limited editions. Flowers of medium size but of great hardness with slightly purple or very dark tones.
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KMINTZ
Indica dominant
Indoor flowering 60 to 70 days
The feeling this year is KmintZ. In this crossing of Zkittlez x Kush Mint we have improved the lack of weight in the flowers and enhancing the effect of the Zkittlez.
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I'm curious how it'll turn out and i'm pumped as always at the start of a run. For germination I soaked three beans each in water for 20 hours and planted them into the starters. I try to not let them dry out and let them chill in the tent with lights on at 20%. It got stable 23-24Β° and a humidity of 50-60%. When they pop i'll install the humidifier.
I plan on running 4-5 plants this time. So if we hit a 66% germination rate we'll be golden, if its more we'll keep 5 plants max. Lets go π€π±ππ
@cheech87, Thank you so much buddy!π±ππ Ripper Seeds for sure is worth a try (the photoperiods, the autos not so much)! Well and except their "Sour Ripper"... I'm beyond unlucky with these beans, but one day i'll successfully grow them ππ