love_2_grow

This was the second time I grew this strain, and while there were some hiccups during the grow (primarily due to the soil recipe I used), she still delivered a decent harvest of 79 grams of trimmed buds. The buds are hard and dense, with fuel and ripe fruit aroma.

Extremely easy to grow and train. Low smell with a pure grapefruit aroma at harvest time. Now, after two weeks of dry and one week of cure, she smells like ripe fruit when opening the jar. Smelling a second time and the aroma has transformed into a crisp red berry, while a third smell reveals a return to grapefruit, but hanging out in the background. Wonderfully complex aroma profile and I look forward to see how she will evolve throughout curing. The buds are very hard and remarkably dense. Usually, I can fit around 40 grams of flower in a jar before running out of space. This time, 59 grams in the same space. (1.5X) The effect is... chill. Not stoned. Not lazy. But chill.

I can't give a proper strain review for this grow as I didn't finish it. However, I still have some of my previous LSD grow, and now, after eight months of curing, it has gone from its initial citrus and fuel to a deep, rich, berry aroma. Absolutely fantastic.

The buds have an aroma that reminds me of (very) ripe fruit. As for the taste and effect, I can't say yet since I have had COVID and haven't been able to try it properly yet. Growing it was a piece of cake as it was left alone in the forest. The yield was fairly modest, with 28 grams of trimmed buds. That's OK, though, as this was a little side-project to keep me busy during the summer.

An excellent cultivar that surpassed my expectations. It had a STRONG smell of citrus and fuel during the grow (seriously, the carbon filter couldn't keep up), which has turned into a pure fuel smell after the dry. The citrus is still there in the taste, but the buds smell like they have been soaked in diesel. I set "Easy of Growing" as hard and removed one star from the review due to the size of one of the girls. Over 150 cm / 5 feet. By far the largest auto I have ever grown! I certainly had to get creative to fit her into my tent. lol

This strain was straightforward to grow, and I had no problems. The tight and hard buds are deep purple and smell like lemon-scented diesel. Lovely.

The buds of the first girl smell absolutely amazing. They have such a strong lemon scent that my mouth literally salivated during the trim. I wasn't quite drooling, but it was damn close! That has never happened to me before. The second girl has a more subdued lemon aroma with some funk to it - imagine lemon detergent in a locker room. The top buds looked like mutant freaks due to light stress, while the bottom buds were airy. The mid buds, on the other hand, were both pretty and rock-hard.

I'm not sure how it happened, but she turned out stunted. She had a great structure but lacked the internodal spacing to allow her to stretch out properly, so she turned out very compact. I suspect it's more my fault than genetics. My main suspicion is that the fabric around the coco pellet hindered early root development. Usually, I cut the pellets open with a razor blade when I transplant, but this time I forgot. Maybe that was all it took to slow her down during the critical initial veg period. That said, I was blown away by her yield. In fact, I had to weigh the buds a few times to ensure it was correct. The final count was 74.99 grams! Totally nuts, considering her size. The nugs are rock-hard and heavy for their size. I believe that I could get 120-150 grams if I grow it properly, and I still got four more seeds in the pack... :D

This strain was a joy to grow. It was my first purple grow, and wow, she delivered. Deep purple buds with orange hairs. Stunning! The grow itself was smooth sailing all the way. It was easy to shape her with low-stress training, but she didn't care much for high-stress training, so that is something to keep in mind for future grows. She had an open structure, allowing good light penetration and air circulation. She smelled terrific during the grow and like sweet berry gasoline during the trim. It was a breeze to trim her, and there was no larf at all. Before jarring her up for the cure, I had a quick vape test, and she is utterly delicious. She tastes like a mixture of bubblegum and gasoline. As for effect, it's tricky to tell with a CBD strain, but I can say this. I have had neck pain for the last couple of days. Consuming THC weed helped me to ignore the pain, but it was still there. On the other hand, that pain just melted and went away after vaping this girl. Highly recommend this strain!

This strain was an absolute joy to grow. I didn't top but used both low-stress and high-stress training; the plants just loved it. There were a couple of differences between the two plants, with #1 being larger with stickier but loser buds. I had thrips in the tent, but they only infested #2. I'm not sure why. Did they infest that plant because it was smaller (and maybe less vigorous), or did the plant grow smaller because of the infestation? The chicken or the egg... According to Royal Queen Seeds, the indoor yield can be up to 400-450 grams per square meter, and I almost doubled that with a 274 grams harvest in a 1/3-square-meter tent. Certainly can't complain about that. The buds just finished drying and are now curings. They smell absolutely delicious but went from a citrus/pine aroma during the grow to a peppery pine aroma, with a hint of gas, after the 16-day dry. I'm excited to see how the terp profile will develop further during the cure. I haven't smoked any yet as I prefer well-cured buds, so I can't comment on taste or effect.

I had no real problem growing this strain, but one of the plants got stressed by having the light too close. I think that's why it threw nanners and even managed to pollinate itself, and I got nine seeds out of it, which I noticed when I was trimming. I'm not blaming the strain, though, as it was 100% my fault for not raising the lights. I haven't yet tried it as it is still curing. Plus, I want to do a tolerance break before testing it. I'm used to more potent strains, so it wouldn't be fair to evaluate it right now. What I can say is that this strain smells absolutely amazing. Imagine turning a lemon into a go-cart: citrus and gas terps for days. It is by far the best smelling cannabis I have ever grown. It's also the first CBD strain I have grown, so maybe that is part of the reason. EDIT: Added a test report.

This was a unique grow where the entire plant was one large and compact bud. I suspect, though, that has to do with how stunted the plant got due to transplant shock. Unfortunately, due to how tight it was, it also got some budrot even though the temperatures and humidity were ok. I will definitely add more ventilation next time I grow this strain. The dried buds are compact and rock-hard with a sweet earthy smell, but I'm sure it will develop further as the cure has just started. I would describe it as an uplifting high based on a quick smoke test before the cure. Too early to comment on the taste though.

I have mixed feelings about this strain. On the one hand, I had two out of three seeds fail to germinate, and the third one turned out relatively small with a modest yield. On the other hand, the buds are hard enough to use for self-defense, and it only took 63 days from seed to harvest. That's like three months from seed to fully dry and cured bud. Nuts. They pack a hefty Indica punch based on a quick smoke test after the dry. Chill but no couchlock. It's not fair to comment on the flavor before a couple of weeks of curing, but I found the terpene profile super interesting. They don't smell much, but they smell like a mixture of laundry detergent and black pepper. Very unique, and I can't wait to see how the terps develop during the cure.