RickSanchez

The “Apple Strudel” by Fast Buds is, overall, an excellent plant. While the flowering phase is significantly longer than with most autoflowers, the buds develop similarly to photoperiodic plants, investing a lot of time in producing exceptional flowers. Starting from the 5th week of flowering, the plant began to change color, and the fan leaves gradually darkened. At the end of its lifecycle the buds began to really bulk up. The genetics seem stable, since everything fits the description. This was my first experience of growing Fast Buds. I will definitely do so again!

The “Orange Apricot Glue” from Sweet Seeds developed strangely. While the plant has a sweet, apricot-like scent, mixed with diesel, the flowers seem to have developed improperly. While other plants in the tent produced healthy, sugary buds, the “Orange Apricot Glue” only produced a lot of trichomes, while the flower development progressed very slowly. I was unsure at times, if the plant was a hermie. In the end, however, the harvest is good and the potency is absurd.

The “Diablo Rojo” from Sweet Seeds is an absolute beast. Not only does it grow exceptionally fast, but it also starts producing abundant flowers very early. The plant requires a moderate amount of nutrients and Cal/Mag but rewards you with very large buds. The scent is very fruity, combined with incense, and clearly reminds me of the "Dark Devil Auto.” Sweet Seeds again provides awesome quality and delivered stable seeds!