Grandmas_Boy

For a random seed that claimed to be Big Bud, her flowers looked amazing at harvest. I wouldn't say she had "big" buds, but her terps were loud and delicious and she was a trooper and powered through any mistakes I made. This all being a seed that sat in my fridge for at least six years. If only I knew who the breeder was, that way I could get more seeds. I have two more, and I'm hoping the phenos are somewhat similar. At the time of writing this she has been curing for 100 days and...omg. Straight pineapple/grapefruit smell, with a subtle skunkiness. The smoothest smoke I have EVER smoked, but that's to be expected on such a long cure. Ended up with a total of 78 dry grams after harvest. Dry was cut short for a vacation, and had to burp the jars constantly during my vacation. (Yes, I was that guy that brought two full jars of weed with him on vacation). High is very "Indica" leaning that is very reminiscent of OG Kush, very... debilitating. Turns your internal monologue into the old busy signal on phones. Definitely not a strain I would smoke if I needed to get anything done. I think I cut her too soon, but still very happy with the results.

So...if you're growing with Gaia Green and you decide to use the glacial rock dust for micro nutrients, you're going to need to adjust your soil pH. It definitely pushed my soil to the alkaline side of the spectrum. Other than that issue, this was a BEAST of a strain. She never got really tall, in fact, I may even say she was a runt pheno.... but OMG the harvest! This tiny little plant put out over 151 grams dry weight of total flower! 77 grams was jar-able, gorgeous and dense, buds that reeked of strawberries and gas. There was an additional 74 grams of loose frosty popcorn buds. Had I not gotten the nute lockout and not been afraid to defoliate her, I could have easily gotten even more jar-able flower. Absolutely impressed with this strain. The smoke is amazing, the high is outstanding. Its everything its hyped up to be on 420Fastbuds website. 10/10 WILL be growing again!