birdmountain

It was a failure because it was supposed to be a photoperiod feminized strain. What came out was an autoflower with an extreme leaf ratio, no smell, and few flowers. The strain seems to be contaminated with other seeds. I can't recommend it. There has been no feedback from the breeder on this issue, which is another negative criterion.

The reinforcement wire in the big door is too thin and bends too quickly at this width. The zipper in the right corner has opened a bit on its own from the door to the corner. A clear plastic window on the side would be useful to prevent cooling while viewing and checking. It doesn't need to be opened for that. Otherwise, top-notch!

She's just easy to grow, measured against the usual standards, like good soil, appropriate nutrients, and temperatures in the recommended range. She stayed smaller than the outdoor strain last year (but without mold in the buds). She would have grown better if I had watered less in the fourth week; that was probably a bit too much, especially when a fungal mycelium is already spreading on the surface. Overall conclusion: It's easier to grow indoors and suitable for beginners. The scent is promising, fruity caramel sweet, and increases quickly during drying. Trimming went quickly, but unfortunately, it will only be 18 g when it's sufficiently dried. A smoke report will follow.