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Keeps my living soil thriving.

Two of the three stayed powdery mildew free, but one phenotype caught it and didn't deal with it too well. People say one plant smells like a blueberry muffin, one smells like a bucket of blueberries, and the third smells like a raspberry candy.

It grew well. It wasn't a fan of compacted soil, but it made due with what it had. I accidentally broke a branch pretty bad, which made it susceptible to botrytis.

Fairly easy grow. I moved it outside to finish and it really packed on weight. I wish I would've taken pictures, but I totally forgot.

Had a serious problem with aphids once it went outside. Other than that, it was pretty easy to grow.

I think I need to get some that doesn't have added nitrogen or an NPK of 2-0-0. I probably just need magnesium, since the artisan well water, craft blend, and BuildABloom have enough calcium.

Not sure which mix helped, but they both promoted good growth.

Not going to grow without it.

Ehh. I don't think this helped at all.

Worked fantastic as a foliar spray

Craft blend works great, I'm definitely going to keep using it. BuildABloom I'm going to use one more time to compare clones that get it and clones that don't.

Didn't really need to use it.

4-6-3 didn't work too bad. 1-2-1 was fantastic for what i was using it for: seedlings. The extra phosphorus really helped build a nice root ball once the plant was big enough to start being fed nutrients and teas.

I love this stuff and amend all of my soils with it. BuildABloom really went well with this cultivar's genetics. It seemed to slurp it right up and use that food to make friggin' fat nuggets!

I'll address this once i do a smoke report in a few weeks. But, as of right now, it's still smelling like sour candy. Update: Man oh man i wish I would've cloned this plant!! She tasted just like she smelled: sweet, floral perfume with a very earthy exhale. I loved this pheno so much, I bought more bubba cheesecake seeds and offered my brother a trade for the ones he has left, to try and find it again. So far, in my brief indoor growing life (since September), this is hands down the best nug I've grown.

Nugs are nice and thick, with loads of trichomes. They turned a bit purple, but that's cool with me. She ended up having 5 main colas and a Bunch of chonky flowers hanging everywhere else. They smell like lemon pine sol.

Triceracrops and her journey has come to an end. She shed her bloom and carried on through the jungle. I'm sure we'll see her again, some day. This pheno was very, very easy to grow. It didn't get rootbound or anything. Well, other than some Neem burn, from me rubbing Neem on it's shade leaves.

Smoked some of the smaller buds a couple nights ago, after lollipopping them off late last week and letting them dry. Mangoes. Very easy to grow, but a bit susceptible to aphids. It's the only plant I couldn't kill all of the aphids on, but I managed them well enough.

Not bad for growing in less than a two gallon pot. Her trichomes are almost all cloudy, with a nice scattering of amber here and there. She smells like citrus candy and gas. More on the citrus side than gas, and that's how it tastes, too! It grew quite easily and didn't have any problems, other than the short veg time and some pests towards the end. I can definitely recommend this to a beginner grower in confidence, as I think it would be a hard cultivar to mess up.

All in all, I'd say it's a good cultivar to grow. I had to harvest about 3 weeks early and still got at least a pound from each plant. It's still curing, at the moment. The dry took 11 days and the environment averaged out to be around 64°F and 57% relative humidity. After trimming everything, my room smelled like pine, fuel, creamy vanilla, and a hint of grapes.