GrowerFromMalta

Our latest harvest of the Moweeto strain from Green House Seeds offered an exceptionally aromatic experience. Dominated by refreshing notes of limonene complemented by a distinct gassy undertone, this strain's fragrance was remarkably potent. The intensity of the aroma was such that during the harvest on the second level of our apartment, the scent not only filled the entrance but was noticeably present even at street level—a testament to its robust profile. Visually, Moweeto was a delight. The buds developed beautifully, showcasing impressive aesthetics as they matured into a vivid array of colors towards the final stages of growth. This visual appeal added to the overall allure of the strain. In terms of yield, Moweeto fell into the mid-range category. While it may not produce the heaviest harvest, the quality of the buds, both in terms of scent and appearance, more than compensates for the somewhat moderate yield. As is typical with Green House Seeds, the sensory attributes of their strains are exceptional, and Moweeto is no exception. Overall, this harvest of Moweeto was a pleasure to cultivate and offered a feast for the senses, ensuring it will remain a memorable part of our grow diary.

Very unique smell, and a bit more baked dessert-like than strawberry, but we will see after curing. Also, a very strong smell, it must have a high terpene percentage.

Was harvested on day 64th of flowering.

A single jackson 150w barely gives strong enough light.

Super massive strain, very high yielder. Limonene terpine is noticable with a base of beta-caryophyllene and myrcene mix. Some gassy notes, also subtle cakey smell.

Smell: 9.5/10 - Strong and clean fruity flavour Yield: 4/10 - Slow rooter, tiny buds. Bud appearance: 8/10. Will provide the cannabinoid test results later on after drying. Probably will grow it again. Didn't weighed yet the wet buds as they are hanging with the stem, atm I don't want to damage the buds, so the wet bud weight here is only a guess. I will only weigh it after dried. Probably the smallest yielder in my life, but its smell is compensating for it. Besides this Platinum Terple, a Jelly Breath S1 is growing under the same conditions, and the Jelly Breath is a huge plant with huge buds, so only genetics must make this a tiny plant.