BC_Green

She emerged from her shell 3.5.25, and after 205 days of life, I cut her down with loppers this past Friday, 9/26/25. She withstood a heavy rain this last week, and I am very happy to report there are no signs of mold. With all of the challenges this plant has faced this year, I have to say, this strain is a very easy outdoor grow. The buds have a beautiful pine/citrus smell so far, and I'm looking forward to what the final product will be!

They sprouted their tap roots 1/22/25, and this past Friday, 9/26/25, after 247 days of life, I cut Fruity Freak 2 and 3 down with loppers and hung them upside down in my garage with a dehumidifier set to 50%. It has been a long journey, and I am grateful for all they taught me. This past week brought an onslaught of rain--and despite this, there were no signs of mold. Truly, this strain is built for outdoors and faired extremely well despite the variable conditions thrown at it. The smell has been beautiful, more citrusy and piney, but I could never smell them at the sidewalk out front, which was great. I'll return and share my thoughts after the buds have been dried and cured so that I can lend my thoughts on my final product. Thanks to everyone for reading this, it has been really cool to be able to share it.