Blimburn Seeds

Grew very small, little buds.

She's finished drying and is now currently curing in multiple jars. While I didn't yield as much as I could've, I know that if I were to let her veg another 2 weeks, my harvest would've been considerably larger. I wasn't sure how much it was going to stretch, so I erred on the side of caution. Still, this was a great redemption grow!

I had a lot of fun growing the Cafe Racer Automatic from Blimburn Seeds. It made me wait 5 days to germinate. The first three weeks were pretty chill, but by the fourth week, it really kicked into gear. In the fifth week, it formed a nice canopy, and by the sixth week, the pot was filled up. That’s when it really started to produce buds and began stretching, which continued until week 10. The leaves of the Cafe Racer Auto took on a nice yellow-brown color towards the end, contrasting beautifully with the reddish-brown pistils. Other than a bit of LST here and there, I actually removed leaves very rarely, mostly just the dried ones. The buds were hardly shaded because the branches bent nicely outward on their own. The harvest weight of the Cafe Racer Auto was 302 grams, and after trimming, I ended up with 135 grams of buds. The buds went into DryFerm Bags to dry in the basement. Next week, I’ll report on the dry weight and do a little testing. The dry weight of the Cafe Racer Auto is 60 grams. I’m happy about that because I really enjoy the taste of the buds. During the day, the high quickly gets you active without falling into a frenzy. In the evening, when vaped, it’s no problem waking up refreshed the next morning. The Cafe Racer Automatic from Blimburn Seeds gets my recommendation.

Very impressed with God’s Gift overall. This ended up being one of the more interesting cultivars I’ve grown because of the clear difference in phenotype expression between the two plants. One phenotype leaned heavily toward the OG Kush side of the lineage with lighter green coloration, longer spear-shaped colas, a fluffier flower structure, and an extremely loud terpene profile dominated by skunk, spice, earth, and sweetness. The effect from this phenotype is very relaxing physically while still creating a noticeable headspace shift that melts away anxiety and tension without becoming overwhelmingly sedating. The second phenotype expressed much more like Granddaddy Purple, developing darker coloration late in flower along with denser, chunkier buds and heavier frost coverage. Structurally it looked like a completely different plant despite coming from the same seed line. For some growers, strong phenotype variation might be viewed negatively, but personally I love it. One of my favorite parts of growing multiple plants is seeing the different genotype expressions emerge even within the same cultivar. Different structures, aromas, visual traits, and ultimately different effects make the grow much more interesting and rewarding. Overall, both plants were healthy, vigorous, highly aromatic, and produced excellent flower. God’s Gift ended up being one of the more unique and enjoyable runs I’ve done so far.

Very impressed with the Granddaddy Purple genetics from Blimburn. I grew two plants and both expressed extremely similarly - nearly identical height, structure, stretch behavior, and overall growth profile. Stability and consistency were excellent throughout the entire grow with no major issues or surprises. The aroma was outstanding with strong berry notes that became more intense later in flower. Effects were excellent as well and seemed surprisingly versatile depending on timing and amount. It could be uplifting and energetic while still helping take the edge off anxiety, but later in the evening it transitioned into a great nighttime smoke that made it easy to relax and wind down. Overall, a very enjoyable cultivar to grow and one I’d absolutely consider running again.

Excellent strain, nice size flowers ,very sticky ,heavy trichomes ,pepper earthy woody , had small sample great tasting , up lifting

Just chopped it down last night was ready for the last one to be finished they were very easy since I been doing it for 6 years now excellent start to this new education in life and it will be passed down to be educated again in other people

Surprise M***er F***er this strain really explode in the tent, hopefully the taste is as good as her shape, then i have found my next standard strain for the next sessions ^^

She got Budrot at the End, but the Weather is mainly to blame.

Amazing Strain. Got Two Different Genetics but both turne out with some Tasty terps .

Amazing Fast Automatic Strain . Terps Smelling Unique and Strong . 5-6 Weeks of Flower with this Plant . Cant go Wrong with Blimburn Seeds .

Got about 2 mason jars ???? didn't weigh it. Smokes alright. Not harsh but I still have some learning to do when it comes to curing. I've grown this strain before and better. 10/10 would recomend

Decent but did t get to full potential

very nice strain super fruity und relaxing ! I will grow this strain a couple more times for sure !

I have mistakes but strain is cool. Effect one of the best

Pungent Earthy, Hints of Mint Taste, Almost like Old-School Weed... in a good way of course. Also very Pleased.

Harvested on day 67. Drying at 64/60. Review to come:

Permanent Marker Auto turn out pretty good. I was hoping for more weight. I normally get at least a 1/4 lbs per plant growing in DWC.

Potential here for a pheno

It’s technically labeled a hybrid, but it feels much more like an Indica due to its high THC content and the effects it delivers. The buds are dense and chunky, with a rich coating of frosty trichomes. The aroma is earthy with a hint of pine and sweet citrus, which becomes more pungent when broken up. The flavor mirrors that, with a woody, earthy taste and a subtle citrus aftertaste that lingers. Despite its hybrid label, it’s definitely an Indica-leaning strain. It’s a very heavy hitter, offering a quick onset of deep body relaxation that makes it great for unwinding after a long day. It provides a mellow, calming mental state without too much headiness. It’s best suited for evening use, as it can lead to serious couch-lock and sedation. It’s great for dealing with insomnia, chronic pain, muscle tension, and stress. The relaxing effects can also be helpful for managing anxiety and mild depression. Fat Bastard Auto is a strain that demands respect, especially if you’re new to high THC strains. Definitely one to save for the evening when you want to chill and not worry about being productive. If you need a heavy-hitting strain for pain relief or just to unwind, this is a solid choice.