Northern_Otter

Decided to cull all 4 Mango Sherbets at the end of week 6 veg. All four of these plants had strange growth since day one that I didn't like. I wanted to give these girls a chance so I grew them out hoping for the best. As each new week went by I would notice some deformed growth and variegation on the leaves here and there. When I got deeper into veg leaves started to overlap and branches were growing out to lateral for my liking. There is several reasons as to why they could have been exhibiting some of these traits, but I feared they could be infected with pathogens. So i decided to destroy these plants to avoid contamination.

Chopped these ladies after 60 days of flowering. These plants produced some very tasty buds! There was not much difference in taste between the two plants. They both taste sweet with citrus undertones and a very smooth smoke. These girls were good for smoking right after drying and a breeze to trim! Although the terps were on point the flower was not very frosty or potent and lacking density. these traits are something you expect from a legendary strain like Northern Lights. I chucked my mother plants as well because they started to flower in veg under a 18/6 light schedule. I'm not sure if it was my growing methods or the genetics from Royal Queen seeds, this take on Northern Lights really missed the mark for me.