Plant_Scientist

Good lamp

Veg was no problems but she hermied a few weeks into flowering. Might try again in the future.

Great nutrients, very little effort!

Growing Apple Fritter was a pretty average experience—neither overly challenging nor completely effortless. Despite some unfavorable environmental conditions, it managed to grow well, showing a good level of resilience. The flowers are a standout feature, with large, frosty buds and a subtle touch of purple that adds to its visual appeal. As for the smoke, it's not my favorite. The effects lean more toward the sedating side, making it better suited for winding down rather than daytime use. In terms of flavor, while there are hints of fruit, the earthy and licorice notes dominate, which might not be everyone's cup of tea. Overall, a visually impressive strain but not one I’d reach for often due to the taste and sedative effects.

Easy to use product to make sure your soil is healthy and living!

Love the GHF line of organic nutrients. They have fed the plants very well and they require minimal effort compared to liquid nutrients.

Very easy to use, love them

I was so excited about this strain: I love tropical strains, I love tangerine strains. So this must be the culmination of strains right? It didn't quite live up to the expectations. She grew quite nicely, a very compact structure but was very sensitive to nutrients. Near the end of the flowering phase, she developed botrytis... The structure of the plant had too little airflow and the buds were very dense. Managed to save quite a bit of the flowers. The dried flowers are compact, quite sticky but do not have a fruity flavour.

Easy to use product to make sure your soil is healthy and living!

Love the GHF line of organic nutrients. They have fed the plants very well and they require minimal effort compared to liquid nutrients.

Very easy to use, love them

Wow, this one is nice! A while ago, I grew the Lava Cake auto from Zamnesia, which had a chocolatey flavour. This one grew much nicer, helped by the fact that it's indoor. It was effortless to grow. The flowers are huge and nicely shaped. But the aromas, the smells.... they are so ridiculously good! It has a sweet smell of fresh blueberries, every time I opened the cabinet, I couldn't wait to try it! And it hasn't disappointed either, the smoke is smooth and tasty. The effect is very relaxing and it works wonders for rheumatic pain. Another plant in the cabinet had botrytis, but this one didn't!

Easy to use product to make sure your soil is healthy and living!

Love the GHF line of organic nutrients. They have fed the plants very well and they require minimal effort compared to liquid nutrients.

Very easy to use, love them

Strawberry Cough was very easy to grow! No problems whatsoever, very nice and big flowers with few leaves. Another plant in the closet had botrytis but Strawberry Cough was not affected! The smoke is infamously rough but the effects are very nice! It's an energizing sativa that brings great laughter and happiness.

Germination: 2/2 seeds germinated, straightforward and quick! Vegetative stage: the ladies grew very fast, responded well to topping and were ready to flip into flower in no time! Flowering stage: stretched way too much, but this is also my mistake. I grew too many plants too close, causing them to compete for light and triple in height after the flip. This caused them to grow into the light, leaving me with no option but to cut away some of the upper parts of the plants. Even with the high stress, the Cream Caramel beside them had no problem growing hard flowers with a nice scent. The flower took quite a while to mature, not really a 'fast version' if you ask me. Smoke report: the flowers are hard and compact, with a soft, creamy smell. They are nice to smoke and vape. It is night stuff, definitely an 'indica type high' which puts you right into the couch, very relaxing. I like this for relaxing evenings. The flowers work very well for rheumatic pain.

I compared BioTabs to BioBizz with a side-by-side grow in soil: battle of the organics! For most of the growing cycle, I didn't see significant differences. No deficiencies showed up with either nutrient brand. Yields were comparable but slightly higher with BioTabs. But most noticeable was the difference in taste and aroma, which was much stronger and nicer with BioTabs! BioTabs was the clear winner of this mini-experiment: the results were better and with much less effort. BioBizz still produced healthy plants with lovely flowers, but mixing at every watering was a hassle.

Excellent organic soil with good drainage and no big chunks of wood. The only negative is it had some fungus gnats.

This was my first time using BioTabs, after growing with the BioBizz nutrient line. BioTabs are so easy to use, the tablets and some Startrex powder go in at the start, along with some Mycorhyza and bacteria during transplanting or sowing. You only have to apply water throughout the grow, and a dose of Orgatrext halfway through the grow. I loved that I didn't have to mix nutrients twice a week. I compared BioTabs to BioBizz with a side-by-side grow in soil: battle of the organics! For most of the growing cycle, I didn't see significant differences. No deficiencies showed up with either nutrient brand. Yields were comparable but slightly higher with BioTabs. But most noticeable was the difference in taste and aroma, which was much stronger and nicer with BioTabs! BioTabs was the clear winner of this mini-experiment: the results were better and with much less effort.