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2020 - The year of growing Green Crack (GC) from Blimburn, Humboldt, and Niagara's Own. Started with 2 seeds from each organization, along with 2 Kwazulu seeds. This journal is focused on my experience and thoughts related specifically to Blimburn Seeds' GC.
Blimburn Seeds's Green Crack (GC) is by far my favorite of the 3 types of GC that I tried. This diary is capturing April to September 2020 in two "weeks", since I just want to show what happened last season. No time to retroactively document week by week, according to photos.
Blimburn's Green Crack was not difficult to grow, and there were no issues with disease or insects. These girls were grown in soil with a south-west exposure, and little to no shade for most of the day. The summer temps were quite hot, and I wonder if the black fabric pots heated up the roots excessively. The yields were lower than expect, but the bud quality is amazing.
Blimburn Green Crack is my strain of choice going forward. Every time I have it with friends, they all say "I want to grow that!". I spent many seasons trying to find a strain that would produce these effects consistently. I'm going to try a couple of other Blimburn strains over the next couple of seasons, including Blue Dream and Tangie. However, Blimburn GC will be grown from now on, every season, without fail. It's just that good!
The yield from my two girls was significantly less than the other two GC strains, but that's okay. Blimburn GC has become my go-to strain, and I am now hesitant to vape or smoke anything else. The bud smell is intoxicating, and the effects are just what I was looking for: energetic, talkative, and happy. Very little negative here, aside from some usual dry mouth, and some munchies, if I'm not careful. Funny enough, I've "gifted" buds to friends, and all of them have told me that this is what they want to grow in 2021. This is the strain that I've been looking for, since I began growing a few years ago. I'm going to try another 2-4 Blimburn GC plants this season, in the hopes of getting a "repeat" of 2020.
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