Here's the test plant that was vegged about 12 days after she was up-potted from a 1 gallon to a 6 gallon. She's a bit green and burnt because of the lack of attention/veg time, but I think she holds a lot of promise. Smells are insane on this plant, she's hard to photograph, and she puts you into a definite altered state. This seed run of the AO X CW is looking to be a great time. The two plants with the phenotype expressions that I desire will be mated. It will be a simple process of elimination. I have essentially unlimited seed stock, so I will continue testing out this potential strain until the best of the best are found. Based off what I've seen this will be easy. I haven't had a plant smell so good, and the high, THE HIGH! There is a reason we named this seed run...
The High run.
Test buds: Ovened at 175'f for about 20 minutes. Damn, they still smelled great even after being cooked!
10-Potency: An extremely potent pseudo-creeper. At first you wont think you are stoned and you will be a little bummed, but then after about 30 seconds you realize that time feels like an eternity and somehow your mind takes you to other thoughts. You kind of get trapped in day dreams, they seem to last for 5 minutes, but it only was about 30 seconds, and you realize you are still in a conversation with someone. Some serious shit, can't wait to do a report once I have a tolerance for it.
8-Medicinally: It does have this sort of relaxed euphoriant, with huge pain relief. I haven't had my stomach feel so normal since the 7th grade before I had surgery. With that being said, if you don't have a high tolerance: neither Agent Orange nor Cheddarwurst are for you. These strains are the most potent phenos that I could find, whilst also providing me pain relief. For some this might be too strong and you may end up lethargic. With a tolerance though most of the sleepiness aspect is washed away, and you are left with a strong pain reliever/hunger stimulant/ euphoriant. I have a lot of scar tissue that puts pressure on my intestine right were my belt line is. Normally every time I move I'm sent a nice little jolt to my intestinal lining, and it feels like someone prodding my insides with a sharp stick, but not with this strain on my side!
10-Olfactory/Lung appeal: Taste/smell in this order: sweet lemon-limeaid, lilac, red tropical fruit, sea salt, skunk. Super smooth, but the THC can cause auto-coughing. So it doesn't hurt the throat or lungs, but some may end up coughing for a long time. She might give me a case of bruised ribs in winter if I'm not careful. She seems to get more savory skunk when you exhale, but the aftertaste is this type of almost artificial lemon/lime/lilac/slurpee taste that is hard to properly describe. I'm sure many would describe her as a lemon/lime plant.
8?-Growth: Solid plant out of the gate, large fan leaves, fast growth, beautiful smell. She needs to be trained or she turns into this stretchy indica bush thing. I took out a ton of clones right before I up potted. I plan on running this plant again, but to be honest I need to be here to make the full analysis. She wasn't given the best treatment because I was busy and just wanted to see if this cut was worth it.
??-LED difference: I have yet to do a direct comparison to see if the plants are responding to the light, but I do know that all of the new varieties are more resinous and better yielding than their parents under the exact same conditions. Maybe that's just the way it is though. It is in the future though. I'm going to be getting more traditional lighting to do a proper comparison. All though it would have to be an EFDL, because I'm not going to put up with additional cooling costs.
She's got a lot of potential, within a few months I will have a full report.
Keep it dank,
ILovePlants
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