Nasha Genetics

Cultivation: Fat Freddy's Cat is the first strain I have grown from Nasha Genetics. All the seeds germinated and grew stably and without any problems right from the start. All the plants have also developed many side shoots. Despite the fact that the plants were grown from seed, all but two plants have a similar phenotype and have grown relatively the same. The stretch was over 100%, which also caused me some problems. In addition, the plants wanted to stretch out a lot, which was not entirely possible due to the 12 plants. Although I tried to counteract the lack of space by lollipopping generously, the light yield was too low towards the end, which is why I had to start harvesting the upper parts of the plants earlier, even though I don't really like doing this. General information on the flowers: The flowers are very compact, which means a high risk of mold and flower rot, especially towards the end. I therefore advise anyone growing this variety to keep a close eye on the climate and the flowers towards the end! Visually: Visually very beautiful, colorful flowers, almost all of which have turned a dark shade tending towards purple. The flowers of 2 plants have remained rather lighter in color. Beautiful colas have formed, some almost rectangular, some foxtrailers. Scent: The smell is earthy, floral towards lavender with a classic Cali note. Taste: The taste is similar to the smell - Cali taste with earthy floral notes. You can taste the 70% indica! The smoke is pleasant and flatters the palate. No scratchiness. Effect: The flowers are very potent and the long-term consumer also gets his money's worth! The high is a pleasant, long-lasting mix of body and head high, you can feel the potency! I will update the information on the total amount harvested here in this post as soon as everything is ready to determine the total amount and g/watt.

Never grown Nasha genetics before. This lady grew fast and cloned easy. I think all I took made it. It did stretch the most of the 3 strains after flower flip, but was able to deal with it.