Sasnak11

There is fire lifetime keepers in these packs but you have to find them. I grew 3 females #1 super skunk pheno smelled like peach rings candy and was a taller plant that yielded nicely. If you’ve been growing 20 yrs and have grown out as many strains as me you know it leaned towards the super skunk as it looked identical to the original super skunks back in the day. Everyone loved the high and it tasted great. The 2nd resembled the hash plant in looks. It was shorter and wider it looked just like the old school hash plant. It tasted super earthy. The buds were dense but it had almost 0 smell but it was strong af. The 3rd pheno is a legacy keeper. My buddy said it was so much like the original cookies except better he is begging for a cut. I gave him 6 zips and he wouldn’t share with anyone. He smoked all 6 to himself. Things a guy with some amazing cuts too. It is super white and the nugs are round and dense. The high is amazing and so is the bag appeal. It just stands out because of the whiteness of it. Its leaves are super dark but the bud is super light and the resin makes it even whiter. It reeks like really reeks make the whole room turn in a room with 20 different jars open and has that good OG taste. The high is phenomenal just like the best cookies cut but stronger. It was a lot slower to veg and was hard to get to bush out. I topped it and it just grew 2 identical height main branches with tons of smaller but long side branches. It basically looked like 2 untopped plants you fused together. I could have done a lot more training though. It was about 6 feet tall and even though I could have cleaned the bottoms up a lot more even buds far from the light got dense and I wouldn’t consider any B buds. This is probably best in a sea of green with medium sized plants packed very closely as it didn’t seem to stretch very much at all. I have an original skunk #1 cut that is over 20 yrs old people would die to get a hold of because it doesn’t exist really anymore and I won’t ever part with it. This plant is up there with it as far as never kicking it from my garden.