Bankir The autoflowering strain, 70% indica and 30% sativa, is attractive with its bright green, rich color and vibrant orange hairs on dense, strong buds covered in heavy crystals. As it matures, it releases an aroma of ripe grapefruit with hints of diesel, maintaining a combination of grapefruit and forest berries in the flavor, leaving a slight sour aftertaste. It has an effect that induces overall relaxation, especially in the eye muscles, accompanied by a boost in energy and mental flow.
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@bankir bro, ripening at this stage doesn't work on some strains! It's clear there's no nitrogen, but look - after ripening, you should have yellow and dried leaves, while the buds are sugary. Then a couple more days of drying in the soil and in the dark)
What do you think about the strain?
@VeraLoca, Thanks for the advice. The strain is super stinky (like really) throughout the entire growth period! Feels like an indica stone. Just think, zone out. I'm not a big fan of that. The taste is like draining gasoline from a tank. Totally lives up to its name.
Bro, in my experienced opinion, you didn't let the plants go long enough, you should have given them another 2 weeks, there are a lot of white hairs, they would have developed. You could have maybe pulled down around 30g)))
@VeraLoca, I totally agree. I harvested too early. The amber trichomes were already showing - I got scared and cut it down. I should have waited another 10 days.