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Like all other 5 RQS regular strains, this Mango Crunch strain isn't that gorgeous. They do not come anywhere near the excellent quality of the RQS female seeds. The Mango Crunches contains both sativa and indica phenotypes. The plants have too many leaves and too few buds.
Two of the five Mango Crunch plants were very tall sativas, with foxtail fluffy buds. The remaining plants were short Indicas that ripened quickly. The plants are not that sticky, which indicates a low trichome production. The sativas are a bit more sticky.
The plants smell fruity with fresh acidity and slightly sweet. The Indicas are sweeter, the Sativas more spicy. Don't expect fat buds or high THC%.
The plants in this grow diary are the clones of the original mother plants (see my other grow diary). The mother plants were already a disappointment in my previous outdoor cultivation, but I blamed that on the interruption of the light deprivation, but now it appears that they also do not perform well under artificial light.
The RQS regular plants grow in a normal way, but after a few weeks of flowering they show hardly any trichomes. The plants produce far too much leaves, even during flowering. The leaves also turn dark green very quickly. They seem to have difficulty converting the nutrition into flowers. The plants require a lot of defoliation. The leaf / bud ratio is therefore very low.
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