Glue Gelato Auto Strain by Barneys Farm

Such a shame, the Glue Gelato Auto from Barney's Farm developed foxtailing. At the beginning of the flowering stage, I had hoped that the stretching would come to an end, but nature had other plans for me. I found the reaction (or lack thereof) from Barney's Farm to my inquiry with pictures a bit disappointing: I was told to wait a week and then send new pictures directly to Zamnesia. I had chosen the seeds from Zamnesia's Tribe program as an automatic surprise seed from Barney's Farm. I specifically wanted to hear their opinion on the growth of my plant. On the other hand, the response from Zamnesia's support was much better, and I want to express my gratitude to Jessy from Zamnesia's Discord. He seriously thought about my plant and provided suggestions for improvement. In the end, he sent me a replacement unsolicited, even though the Glue Gelato Auto was temporarily out of stock as an automatic surprise seed in the Tribe program, and it took a few weeks for more seeds to become available. Thank you so much, Jessy; the world needs more people like you. A note at this point: Last week, I had to read on Discord that Jesse was let go. That affected me, and I regret it very much. What I can still say about the Glue Gelato Auto is that it was by far the strongest smelling flower I have grown so far. I could only smell the Glue Gelato Auto in my grow room. Most people could smell it throughout the whole house. Only when the giant was harvested and the 70 grams of wet-trimmed stems were drying in DryFerm Bags in the basement did the smell disappear from the grow room, but in the stairwell, the sweet glue could still be smelled for a week. We covered it up with some orange cleaner.