ActioPauliana

This review is written 1,5 year after harvest, but I still wanted to end this diary. This was a great strain to grow and smoke, even though I had some problems during the grow. This grow resulted in my biggest yield until now. The 320 grams is a (conservative) estimate, as I don’t have the exact numbers anymore (it was way over 300 grams). So, the strain is definitely a big yielder. The tops were heavy, but a little bit airy here and there, as sativa buds usually are. Both plants developed very different. One was clearly an indica pheno and did not yield nearly as much as the sativa pheno. The latter was also significantly bigger and took more space in the tent. As for smell, taste and effect, both plants also differed a lot. The sativa pheno smelled great: a strong, skunky odor, with fresh, mint-like tones. The indica pheno smelled like ‘home grown’. Not really like hay, but it lacked the real weed odor we’re all familiar with and it had a kind of dull smell. As for the taste, the same can be said. The sativa pheno was a smooth smoke, while the indica pheno was a bit harsh, but after a few months of curing, it improved a little bit. Both plants were grown and dried under exactly the same circumstances, so these differences must be genetic. The same goes for the effect: the sativa pheno gave a really energetic, creative and active high, the indica pheno had a more relaxing, sometimes sleepy effect. I really like the sativa pheno, but the indica pheno… not so much. I’d give the sativa pheno a 10/10 and the indica pheno a 6/10. Therefor, I rate this strain with 8 out of 10.

In the beginning of my grow, the roots were underdeveloped. After adding this to the feeding mix for 2 weeks, the roots had colonized their whole pots.

Worked great. I just followed the schedule on the bottle for my coco grow (same ratio's) and diluted plain pH'ed water to get to the right EC. I think I fertigated at 60% of the recommended strength and the plants were very healthy.