Speedrun Seeds

The Granite Runtz looks the best of the three strains I grew. These were nice dense buds with a nice look and texture. I look forward to smoking this and seeing what it tastes like.

The Frosted Cherry O's turned out to be the highest weight of the three strains I grew coming in at 2.93 oz. These are the most "airy" of the buds and had they been a bit more dense like the Runtz I'd have had a better yield. These grew amazingly well though and all three strains were very robust throughout the grow. I'll try to update this with a "Smoke Report" in a month or so.

Writing this as of 1/3/25. So I have had the proper time to dry and trim and cure. Happy New Year and all that!! This strain is great! Funky, fruity, gassy. "Cologne-y" too. Hard hitting, beautiful colors, an d absolutely stacked with trichomes. I'll break this down by plant as each one turned out slightly different based on the stresses that I intentionally and unintentionally put them through. The fist plant, back left, "STRONK!!" turned out the best. All the flowers are deep purple, dense, chunky, just right. This specific pheno smells of grape candy just a bit more than the usual. This plan had a branch break that I tried to hold on to. It lived and finished, but it never achieved it's full potential. The other branches reached tall and chunky. Lots of sprigs came up and made new top cola sites. This plant had the least amount, possibly no, feed issues while I was out of town. Because of that it stayed strong thru its whole life and finished the best out of all the rest. This one is a big reason you may want to sprout more seeds than you end up planting. This one was strong front the moment it pushed thru the dirt. A real winner from the get go. Final Plant Rating: #1 On to Back Right, "Da Bush". This one had major feed issues while I was out of town, it started with compact, nodes, thus the bush nickname, It sort of faded in color, more musted and shorter than the stronger plants. I would rate this one the lowest. It produced some nice nugs, but with pukier, less vibrant colors from the rest of the pack. Also, and here is an important note for the next plant too, when I harvested the plants, I overloaded my herbs now dryer with Back Left and Front Right, the weaker seeming plants of the bunch. I also overdried the plants, this one, much more than the other. This plant was primarily not the lowest shelves, closest to the heating element. The nose on this plant's finished nugs is weaker, as is the high, as is the color. This still produced some nice enough weed. But this is not the quality I am aiming for. Final Plant Rating: #4. Sorry buddy, someone has to be the worst. Front Left, "Breaker" surprised me multiple times. This one had more twists and turns than the most manipulative true crime documentaries. First, veg nutrient issues, then the tragic big break of a primary branch, then the sad recovery, then the feeding issues while I was out of town, then the finish -- overdying in the dryer, like I mentioned earlier, then the massacre of being run through the bowl trimmer. But here is the thing. This plant is the reason I'm giving the strain my incredibly biased opinion of 10/10 stars. After all the troubles I put this plant through, she still kicked out some of the most colorful, pungent, chunky nugs of the batch. Being on the higher shelves in the dryer definitely spared this plan from the worst of my overdrying. Overall, I cannot complain. This one is only ranked so low the top two are so good. Final Plant Rating: #3 Front Right. "The Show". So much promise spoiled by my own incompetence. This one looks similar and smells similar to Front Right. These two were definitely my "normie" strains. You may recall, this plan was overflowing with chunky nugs towards the end of its lifecycle, unfortunately between my drying and bowl trimming, this one fell apart. I do not have many big beautiful nugs from this batch. I was too hasty in my initial trim, getting the buds into the dryer, that by the time it made it to the bowl trimmer, there wasn't much left to save. It created this loose and larfy bud. The beautiful bugs crushed by my own rush to do too much in too short a period of time. In the future, I need to make harvest day, picture day, and initial trim day their own seperate events. Maybe not their own days, but I did way too much work, tired myself out too much, and ended up hurting my hard work, by rushing. So now, I have this stanky, larfy, hard hitting, popcorn style mess. But it smells good, the colors are vibrant, it hits nicely, and I refuse to mark it down based on appearance alone. No, this is not pretty weed, but damn it, this is good weed. Final Plant Rating: #2

I had to chop a week early because of the holidays. Overall it wasn’t bad. I learned a lot! See previous week for the long laundry list of issues I had. Next run we start with crop salt.