GSC - Lineage

There are two distinct phenotypes: 1. Larger buds, less dense, more pronounced brown stigmas/pistils than the other pheno, but not huge. Very nice plant, easy to grow, loves nutrients, cuttings root easily, very thick main stem, very bushy, responds well to defoliation at weeks 3 and 5 of bloom phase, smells just like sweet cookies, effect is a cheerful, warm glow all over, quite mellow. 2. Tiny buds, but extremely dense, almost like rocks when dried. Very small plant, very fussy and quite tricky to grow, cuttings don't root easily. I really love vaping the buds from this one, similar to above, but more intense and very tasty. Sadly, I won't be holding onto this one, as the yields are very low. Both require good ventilation to prevent mildew.

All three phenotypes have dense foliage, so prone to mildew if not well ventilated, so removing fan leaves before triggering and at the ends of weeks three and five in bloom helps - if I see leaves with 2" or longer petioles I usually remove them. Not too much, but just enough so there's good air flow between leaves. Also remove almost everything below the canopy.

I love this strain, especially the larger phenotype. I had threee phenotypes and only two of those were grown in this run, as the other one was a poor yielder with the poorest quality bud. The larger one shown here is a delight to grow, very stocky, bushy, short, very thick stems, easy to grow, didn't seem sensitive to over or underfeeding and fairly dense buds. The other phenotype in this run has not been included in the photos or weight, as it's a very small yielder with small buds that I can't be bothered to trim, but the buds are the densest, hardest, dankest and most potent of the three. I will only keep the larger phenotype shown here for future runs.