mistislav88
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I decided to buy this seeds (http://original-ssc.com/money-maker-strain-hunters.html) firstly because they seemed interesting a a kush variety, and secondly because they are really cheap (12 eur for 3 seeds). I had some bad luck with them since from 3 seeds i got only one plant, but that was my fault, since I accidentally over watered them in the start and therefore allowed the rot to kick in when they were most vulnerable. I placed he germinated seed in a 50 liter pot filled with my home made humus and some natural fertilizers and placed it in my back yard next to Black Destroyer. The plants grow with same vigor, topped them both very early, and in the end they were both the same size - but black destroyer was bushy and dense while the Money maker had some sativa appearance with pale green elongated leafs and quite long inter nodes. The plant can take insane nutrient levels without any problem, completely resistant to spider mites (black destroyer was 1 meter from the MM, and while BD was full of spider mites there were none on the MM) and as it started flowering it was clear that it's also quite resistant to mold. But it also became obvious that this plant needs A LOT of sun! I had a crappy season, with a few sunny days and almost non stop rain, and it was clear that the plant just doesn't show any progress on the days without sun (i had an outdoor Black Rose in the same time that was finished in like 5-6 weeks during non stop rain). Because of that the flowering took forever, i took it down when snow started falling, and if there was no snow i would probably put it to flower some more. Pistils are huge (the biggest i'v seen), but there are not much of them if there is no sun (i can only imagine the thickness of the buds when the conditions are right). But despite that, i got some fairly large buds, completely covered in trichomes, and with some nice pineapple smell to it! Got around 480g of dried buds from the plant. When dried, buds are nice and moderately fluffy but really heavy in the same time, and they give one hell of a smoke! Uplifting with a hints of heavy high, and the with a great smooth taste to it. Next season I'm putting this plant somewhere outdoor on a meadow full of sun, an then i will see what it can really do!
But i must admit that this strain has kind of a stupid name!
