Garedicus

Smoke report on the Green Quack after four days in the jars - smells like green bananas as it's being ground, and a little like bubblegum still, but it's fading. High is very cerebral, like a very strong haze. That was what I liked about the Green Quack we got from the dispensary - that it was a little hazier than your average Green Crack. This stuff is almost psychedelic.👍

@Garedicus, such awesome medicine! 👍🏼😎

Awesome harvest!

The Green Quack bag seed is now in jars and curing. Total final weight was 14g of bud and 7g of trim, which is already decarbing in preparation for a batch of gummies or brownies or something. Smells like bubblegum, hopefully I'll be able to keep some of that smell throughout curing.

Smoke report: after three days of curing (not a lot, I know), it smells like alfalfa and verdant greenery; and tastes about the same, but with some spicy, doughy hints at the very back end. Effect-wise it's all indica, heavy on the relaxation, couch-lock, dry-eye, and I think would put me to sleep if I had a gram or so, but by brute force, not by putting my mind at ease.

The indica got the chop today, at day 59F. Her trichs were all cloudy and starting to go amber, and it was pretty obvious she was done. The going theory right now is that she was an auto that I stunted the heck out of - she never eclipsed 40cm, she had one main cola that was 1/3 that height at most, and she came to a total wet weight of 40g. Information about the genetics in the seed pack I was planting from are very limited, and the only strain of the four included that I could find any genetics on was Power Stout, which, according to the breeder, hasn't been available for purchase outside of a couple places since 2009, neither of which was my local dispensary, where I got these seeds. It is, however, possible that the dispensary that made the seeds (not where I bought them), having been a medical dispensary pre-rec legalization, had been gifted those original genetics by a patient or came across them as part of a collective, and has been selling them since it became legal for them to do so. Regardless, this is likely my last grow with these seeds, even though I have seven of them left, just because I've been so impressed by the professional genetics in my FastBuds grow - and also because two of these seeds were male, and I'm not looking to run a breeding project with completely unknown and weak genetics.

Lookn good dude! Half way there👌😎