Ras Mountain
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- Jul 9, 2020
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So getting to the final couple of weeks in this round and am shocked at the radical variety of traits expressed from plant to plant. Though they're undoubtedly cousins, each seed from this batch can throw wildly different scents - from gassy pine, to sage, to bubblegum.
I am unable to judge which one is superior.
Though there are noticeable differences in structure, I'm tempted to lean for the indica dominant pheno to bump yields this time. That said - I gotta say, the shorter looking sativa plant in pic 2 is going to be the headiest of them all! Sooo citrusy. And those foxtails... You can tell there's some Thai in her.
Pic 3 is the Kush pheno, and Pic 4 is very much like the classic Wreckage strain that I began with.
It's a delight to receive such a diverse bouquet of aroma. I don't know what to call it, but not only is it some of the best weed I've ever grown, it completely destroys most any mass-produced dispensary mediocre cannabis. This is Medicine! I can Feel it! And I'm not stoned to oblivion either - just in euphoric contemplation of the Origins and history and maybe some munchies to accompany that. This is a great cerebral experience. Although it tends to cause the side effect of red eyes, so gotta watch for that in public.
I am unable to judge which one is superior.
Though there are noticeable differences in structure, I'm tempted to lean for the indica dominant pheno to bump yields this time. That said - I gotta say, the shorter looking sativa plant in pic 2 is going to be the headiest of them all! Sooo citrusy. And those foxtails... You can tell there's some Thai in her.
Pic 3 is the Kush pheno, and Pic 4 is very much like the classic Wreckage strain that I began with.
It's a delight to receive such a diverse bouquet of aroma. I don't know what to call it, but not only is it some of the best weed I've ever grown, it completely destroys most any mass-produced dispensary mediocre cannabis. This is Medicine! I can Feel it! And I'm not stoned to oblivion either - just in euphoric contemplation of the Origins and history and maybe some munchies to accompany that. This is a great cerebral experience. Although it tends to cause the side effect of red eyes, so gotta watch for that in public.