Daz_Method

Honestly, this one was disappointing too. Just like with Easy Money, the overall impression was weak from start to finish. We had three phenos in this run: BH1, BH2, and BH4. BH1 and BH2 were quite similar in terms of vigor, although BH2 stretched a bit more. BH4 stayed much smaller, stockier, and clearly leaned more on the indica side. It ended up making small golf ball-type buds, but beyond that, nothing really stood out in a positive way. Overall, the plants felt weak, and the mother plants also came across as fragile. In terms of smell, same story again: sweet candy / Runtz type profile, but here with some extra gassy and earthy backnotes. BH1 had a very weak smell, BH2 was a bit louder, and BH4 had the strongest smell of the three, with a slightly spicy edge. The problem is that BH4 was also the smallest plant and the weakest yielder. As for the final result, nothing was really impressive. Yield was disappointing, plant build was not particularly exciting, and nothing felt special enough to justify keeping. Smoke quality, taste, and overall effect were not bad, but again, nothing memorable or exceptional. So in the end, I kept nothing from this run. No keeper, no second validation run, nothing. Overall, it felt weak, average, and far below what I’m looking for. At this point, either the breeder’s work is not for me, or I simply got unlucky with these packs. Either way, based on this experience, I’m not in a rush to run Grounded Genetics again.

Honestly, this one was disappointing for me. First, the germination rate was poor: out of 7 seeds, only 3 made it. That’s already not a great start for a keeper hunt. In the run itself, EM1 and EM2 looked very similar, while EM3 stayed smaller and stretched less. Vigor was decent once running from clones, but this was the first run from clones after seeds, so naturally they were more vigorous. The seed plants themselves felt slower and weaker. Floral construction was not especially impressive either, even with double topping, and overall the plants did not feel particularly robust. The biggest issue came from EM3, which threw a lot of hermaphrodite bananas around the end of stretch. I removed around 30 bananas per plant and immediately discarded the mother from the selection. EM1 and EM2 also showed a couple of bananas here and there. Nothing dramatic compared to EM3, but still, it says a lot. As for the final result, yield was disappointing. Under this setup, a good plant should reach around 50g per plant, but these came in around 30 to 39g per plant, which is clearly underwhelming. In terms of smell, there was some aroma, but nothing really loud or memorable when opening the bag or grinding the flower. The terp profile leaned more toward a sweet candy / Runtz type of profile. EM1 and EM2 had basically the same smell and the same intensity, while EM3 had a similar profile but slightly weaker. Again, nothing exceptional. Same story for the taste, smoke quality, and high: nothing terrible, but nothing special or memorable either. It all felt average and could have been much better. So in the end, nothing really stood out. I didn’t keep any plant as a keeper, and I didn’t even keep one for a second validation run because nothing made enough of an impression and the overall result was disappointing. Either the breeder’s work did not match what I’m looking for, or I simply got unlucky with this pack. Either way, I’m not sure I’ll be running Grounded Genetics again anytime soon.

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