The smell is delicious as usual.
Everything went as it should and there were no problems.
The high is completely top-heavy thanks to the 100% sativa genes :-) .
Always worth growing
Dr. Grinspoonsmalinet
It never stops growing and really eats less than indica. Otherwise, I did not notice any strong differences.
Dr. GrinspoonStoneys_Raw_Herb
She had 4 nights during flower where I forgot to close my rooms window... Which caused the temperature to drop to about 16°- 17°C...
All and all she took it pretty well (considering) but after night 4, her fanleaves started to die back hard... so I decided to harvest her a little to early... better luck next time, she definitely isn't the easiest to keep happy, being sensitive on the temperature and nutrient front in particular... I will attempt growing her again in the future...:green_heart::v::skin-tone-2:
Dr. Grinspoonvmass20
Things I knew. Big plant, small buds, sensitive to nutes, major pruning needed after harvest. All true except the nutes part. Ate like a champ, didn't have nutrient issues so much as lights too close because of its size. Required more a lot more training than I expected for scrog. All on all beautiful clean uppity high. No downer. Love it but for the amount of stems with the tiny buds.
Dr. Grinspoon is a 100% sativa feminized strain. The plant was named by cannabis researcher and advocate Dr. Lester Grinspoon. The origin of this hybrid is unknown. The THC level reaches 26%.
The flowering period of this variety reaches 90-100 days. The crop reaches 350g/m2. The plant is compact in size, but it grows thin and tall. It produces reddish-brown buds. Due to the high content of THC, the strain gives a strong long-lasting effect and energy buzz. The buds have a lemon, floral aroma. The smoke has a tropical fruit flavour with honey notes and rich pine nuances.
She had 4 nights during flower where I forgot to close my rooms window... Which caused the temperature to drop to about 16°- 17°C...
All and all she took it pretty well (considering) but after night 4, her fanleaves started to die back hard... so I decided to harvest her a little to early... better luck next time, she definitely isn't the easiest to keep happy, being sensitive on the temperature and nutrient front in particular... I will attempt growing her again in the future...:green_heart::v::skin-tone-2:
Things I knew. Big plant, small buds, sensitive to nutes, major pruning needed after harvest. All true except the nutes part. Ate like a champ, didn't have nutrient issues so much as lights too close because of its size. Required more a lot more training than I expected for scrog. All on all beautiful clean uppity high. No downer. Love it but for the amount of stems with the tiny buds.
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After supercropping three days ago leaves started to claw, some are partially or fully floppy, there's some brown areas forming along veins and some are getting pale. Is this normal? Could it be something else like overwatering? 
