Borberad

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A flower that has grown well from the start and was easy to train. Its height growth during the flowering phase was moderate, and the transition into flowering went relatively quickly. In the last weeks, it has accompanied us with a very pleasant citrus scent with a slight hash undertone in the tent. Everything was going well until the army of thrips attacked. Unfortunately, those little monsters also brought powdery mildew with them, and we had to end the grow a bit early.

A plant with incredibly dense and large buds that was gifted to us here. Its growth was uncontainable, and without proper training, it would have definitely taken up the entire height of the tent. In the last few weeks, its fruity spicy scent has become more intense day by day, and combined with the Caribbean Mango in a tent, it has likely become a challenge for most carbon filters. We are excited about the plant's resistance. Despite tropical conditions in the last few weeks with really thick buds, no problems with mold.

Very resilient little flower with a bushy appearance. Sweet fruity scent fills the tent in the last weeks of flowering. The plant easily forgives high temperatures and the occasional irregular watering. The only surprise was the flowering duration of 85 days, which, if we subtract the almost 20 days it needed to switch, leaves us with 65 days for a Fastflower. The color change remained a sunny yellow of the leaves.