Experimentgreen

Great grow, great flower. It grew beautifully and got so much more color than I expected. I'd definitely put her down as a sativa leaning hybrid, strong and happy but none of the anxious nervousness I sometimes get with Sativa strains. She kept her nice small size and didn't overly stretch which was great for easy plant maintenance.

We made it through to 13 weeks, for both the indoor and the outdoor Mango Smile. Both plants definitely would have benefited from not being transplanted and I'm sure that contributed to their smaller size more than anything, I expected Mango Smiles to be an above average sized autoflower but these were both stunted, so I think it's my choices rather than any problem from Mephisto. The indoor managed to grow slightly bigger with two small side branches and went a few days longer to 88 days, the outdoor had one main cola and went 82 days. This was a good learning lesson on how much stress I should or can put on an autoflower plant and to have my training and stress planned in advance. Aside from their small size they both still had many positive traits.

Blue Monkey is a perfect indica dominant strain, if you're looking for a high energy, focused high this probably wouldn't be the one. However if you want a deep body high, escape from pain or lack of sleep, or even just a very relaxed evening at home, She's the one. The structure of the plant was a little surprising because not only did she have dense solid buds from top to bottom, her uppermost buds were still large enough to resemble main colas, which in the description by Exotic Seeds said that won't usually happen...typically just full branches of medium dense, solid nugs. That was a pleasant surprise to be able to have gotten both. With the early supercropping on this plant I had to provide decent support to protect branches snapping from weight. I think if I'd have let her grow a bit more naturally she might not have needed as many supports...but that's something to test out on one of the clones from this plant.

My Mama loves this plant! Which of course was what this grow was all about. I decided she needs a higher CBD/ lower thc strain in her life. This 1:1 is really a perfect ratio, a nice happy, uplifting and relaxing high...with none of the awful paranoia that ive come to associate with very high thc or some sativa strains. A great smoke for daytime but also early evenings. The plant grew beautifully up until the last few weeks, but even those speed bumps didn't stop this small but mighty plant from getting nice dense, good quality buds. For having such a short veg period I was very impressed with this plant.

Wow! I've never considered myself to have a refined sense of anything...but the smell of sweet grapefruit from these C99's is undeniable! They definitely grew in a pattern i associate with sativa strains...long and willowy. Their smoke is pretty in line with that also, mellow but uplifting, not overwhelmingly long lasting, so a perfect daytime or early evening strain.

This is my 3rd round growing the c4 strain and the most successful of the 3. This set had some super stoney smelly buds which is great cause I rarely manage to capture that chronic smell. The green plant handled being topped like a champ and the purple was just pretty to grow and nice to smoke.

The buds are very calm, perfect for nighttime or just needing to relax, but beware you might eat the entire kitchen. The grow went great, the few mess ups even turned out to my benefit. Mephisto never lets me down.

The plant grew nicely given it's 1 gallon pot and various irritations. The buds are beautifully covered in orange hairs and smell great. I'd say a nice 50/50 with the day and night strain. It definitely grew like an Indica to me, given it's short and stocky stature and it large fat fan leaves vs long skinny fingered.

The buds I got from the plants were very beautifully colored, 1 green and 1 purple. It had a nice mellow high and a slightly flowery scent. Growing it hasn't been easy for me...these were seeds 3 and 4 that I've tried and all the plants have been small. I needed to be more proactive on ph and nutrients and perhaps it would've been better; possibly try growing in the final pot with no transplants.

Sour Stomper was an amazing plant, not only is it one of the absolute stickiest plants I've laid hands on but a very pleasant smelling one also. This strain is perfect for smoking but even more successful as a rosin pressing product. The descriptions about it weren't off, the strong fruity grape smell and the crazy resinous buds. I didn't notice any unusual genetic type defects, no hermies or other instabilities, just solid consistency seed after seed. This grow was seeds 3 and 4 out of 5 I had germinated and the buds were very similar to the previous grow, but unbelievably more successful once I created a better grow environment. This is a great strain that anyone can grow regardless of skill level and still get results. Plant A harvested at 75 days. Plant B harvested 77 days.

Wow what an incredibly qualitative not quantitative grow! The buds, while loose and airy are smelly as heck and sticky with an almost oily like resin. I can understand now why it's such a desirable strain for doing extracts, anytime you touch a bud or sugar leaves your fingers get an extremely greasy glued look. The plant has a nice hint of grapes buried beneath the strong cannabis scent. With this plant being my 1st indoor grow there had been many mistakes from seed to harvest that helped cause such a low harvest. Such as using strong lights too late, using the 1 gallon pot, accidentally snapping the top half with some failed/late LST attempt, and getting a tent setup later than I liked. Fortunately the plant taught me enough to work out the kinks for the following grow and I'm seeing an extremely better difference from this 1st grow and the next.

This was an incredible grow, the plant did above and beyond what i expected. The 15 gallon smart pot was wonderful but I'd be interested to see how it would do as an in ground plant, if it would have handled the dry climate better. Something to test out later. It had great yields for how little direct sunlight it got and handled the outdoor elements perfectly. Even though the plant next to it had a surplus of bugs on the leaves this plant managed to stay fairly resistant. I think for the next outdoor season I need to learn about predatory insects vs pests.

This was my very 1st seed ever sprouted and grown, from a small company out of Oregon called Sea Weedz. The buds that i got out of it while they weren't the best quality i feel i could have grown, didn't turn out bad smoke wise. It has a nice even and uplifted high, not too harsh and only had mild side effects like dry eyes. The grow would have been perfect and relatively easy if i could have had her in a more sunny spot, that was our ultimate downfall this year.

From the beginning of this grow, this particular seed of strawberry cough had many irregularities. The leaf patterns were unusual, the nodes were uneven and also missing in some spots, I'm assuming this could be due to lighting and or the genetics/phenotypes of this one seed. When flowering came and progressed i noticed the buds weren't your typical "cola" structure but more like cluster buds, even up high where your biggest buds would be and strongest sunshine. She ended up having leaves poking out of every possible place and these seemed to break up the space in the colas. Again I'm guessing if i grew the strain again things may look differently.