So, one of these is starting to put on a real strawberry aroma. The other three are very citrus, but the one smells like strawberry ice cream.
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Grapefruit Search - (GF x Chem) x OPG testers
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can express my impression. Very nice work.
Week 7 flowering update. Although all the stems seem pretty strong, and nothing is flopping yet, I decided to put up a net trellis, as some of these buds are getting pretty big.
One plant looks like it's going to go at least a week longer than the rest, but it's also the one with the longest hugest colas.
Two of the plants have a very similar bud type, with one having a strawberry scent, and the other more citrus. Here's a couple pics of those phenos:
And here's what I think will be a keeper pheno. Very citrusy, kind of a greapefruit plus orange/tangerine mix. The buds are very chunky, all the way down to the lowest buds. There is zero larf on this plant:
One plant looks like it's going to go at least a week longer than the rest, but it's also the one with the longest hugest colas.
Two of the plants have a very similar bud type, with one having a strawberry scent, and the other more citrus. Here's a couple pics of those phenos:
And here's what I think will be a keeper pheno. Very citrusy, kind of a greapefruit plus orange/tangerine mix. The buds are very chunky, all the way down to the lowest buds. There is zero larf on this plant:
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Thanks man, mostly grapefruit and citrus. Only one plant out of four has the strawberry undertones, which are changing a bit as we get closer to finish.
Honestly to me there are so many different smells that can be associated with "grapefruit", and sometimes they are right up in your face from the start, and other times they develop with the cure. I had this one grapefruit strain that I grew from seed once, that never really smelled like grapefruit at all the whole time it was growing, it smelled really piney and I was disappointed, but then after a good cure somehow a grapefruit emerged from the pine flavor.
That said, I'd describe this strain as sweet citrus-grapefruit with fruity undertones and a hint of gas.
Of the four plants I have going, they are all quite different. One has chunky more indica type nugs, while the other three are more sativa in structure. Of the three sativa, I can tell that one is going to go at least a week (maybe two) longer than the others. That's going to kind of mess up my grow cycles, so I'll likely put that one outside in my small greenhouse to finish for the last couple of weeks while so I can clean up the tent and start my new run.
OK, these are all chopped now. They were chopped at different times, so I have one plant now smokable (harvest at 63 days), another one ready to jar(70 days), and two just chopped (75 days). The first one harvested that I'm now smoking has a nice grapefruit flavor and good mind/body high. I'll post some finished bud pics soon.
Jerry_Garcia
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Nice work Indagroove! Looking forward to a smoke report once you have them cured.
rolandomota
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Yes sir a bunch of nice threads on these orange pink grapefruit projects
