Garlic Budder

Still curing, but already stoked for this smoke! Grew these genetics before, but these are clones and can already notice subtle differences from the seed version. Terpenes are different between the two with the #1 pheno having a more berry-jam profile while getting a more floral-fuel profile from #2. Growth morphology is the same as the last time with lanky nodal spacing and uneven branching. If using a scrog, this is not a big issue. Both phenos grown had very similar bud structure with deep purpling during senescence. Yield was okay but these were hand watered so could have been better if watering was maintained better. Have both as mothers and depending on how the final cure smokes, will keep or cycle out. Again, still learning to grow so pretty sure I could I done better, but growth was definitely an improvement from the last time. Overall, incredible genetics and recommended for terpenes, but growth is lanky and should be considered.

the cycle has come to an end, the plants have been harvested and are being cured. the mother yielded 421 grams of dry flowers the clones yielded 303 grams of dry flowers. the variety changed its smell during curing, it became even more pleasant, the smell of garlic is not felt, fruit spices, very complex. the variety is generally very strong, not suitable for beginners and for daily smoking. I am very glad that such a rich harvest came out.

Tested @19%THC. Smell / tastewise it's hard to rate the strain just yet. Will adjust my final score after dry and cure.

Since I'm no expert, I understand growth can always be better which obviously effects the end product and flavor. With that said, buds are dense and are just coated with trichomes! The aroma has an earthy-fuel profile with hints of berries on some of the phenos. Unfortunately, I still don't get any garlic-GMO flavors, but I think this is due to my inexperience as a grower. This is the second time growing these genetics and I can taste the difference between seed and clone cycles. But this could also be due to the difference in growth health as well. Regardless, I've enjoyed growing these genetics and will continue to keep mother plants alive for future grow cycles.