Yields for KQ and Swtst Cindy - Dutchgrown Seeds - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

abnorml · 04-24-2010, 07:36 AM

Hi Dutchgrown,
I've been checking your stuff out lately on Rez's recommendation, and I'm interested in the Sweetest Cindy and Killer Queen. Trying to decide between the two. How does the KQ yield? Sounds like SC is good, since it has baseball bat buds. What do you think the key differences between the two are, since I've never had Cindy, Swt or G13. Also, I guess I'm looking for something that doesn't have a less than average yield, has a great taste/smell, and a potent balanced high, not a sleepy high.

Dutchgrown · 04-24-2010, 08:02 AM

They both are better than average yielders....and equally impressive...obviously if you want the sweetest taste then Sweetest Cindy99 is for you. There's no mistaking the Swt#3 coupled with C99 as deliciously flavorful and packing a heavy punch. I find KQR a bit more of an energetic high, with a heavy frontal head high...KQR just placed 3rd in the IC 420 Breeders cup in Amsterdam...if you can, then best try both and find which one suits you personally the best.

Good luck with your grow!

DG

abnorml · 04-24-2010, 08:40 AM

Damn it! You made me want both even more.lol I already have a more than a few great strains waiting to flower and can only justify getting one more right now. I guess I'm gonna go with the Queen. As you mentioned, it did just win at the 420 cup. Can't really argue with that. Hopefully you keep the SC around for a while and I can pick some up later this year.
Thanks for the quick reply Dutch, I'm going to the boo to order right now!

Dutchgrown · 04-27-2010, 11:27 PM

Excellent choice.

Sweetest Cindy99 is in better supply at SB than KQR, so you should be able to get a pack of those later,
barring a quick rush for it now that others are seeing the awesome results seen in grow threads by other growers, in various styles and enviros.

I can sit here and tell you in typed text how incredible something is, or post up pics from my gardens, but by seeing it grown out by those independent to DGS speaks volumes.

Thank you for your interst, and good growing to you when you get your KQR seeds going!

04-24-2010, 07:36 AM	#1
abnorml Plant Manager Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Great Lakes Posts: 74	Yields for KQ and Swtst Cindy Hi Dutchgrown, I've been checking your stuff out lately on Rez's recommendation, and I'm interested in the Sweetest Cindy and Killer Queen. Trying to decide between the two. How does the KQ yield? Sounds like SC is good, since it has baseball bat buds. What do you think the key differences between the two are, since I've never had Cindy, Swt or G13. Also, I guess I'm looking for something that doesn't have a less than average yield, has a great taste/smell, and a potent balanced high, not a sleepy high. __________________

04-24-2010, 08:02 AM	#2
Dutchgrown ---- Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 0	They both are better than average yielders....and equally impressive...obviously if you want the sweetest taste then Sweetest Cindy99 is for you. There's no mistaking the Swt#3 coupled with C99 as deliciously flavorful and packing a heavy punch. I find KQR a bit more of an energetic high, with a heavy frontal head high...KQR just placed 3rd in the IC 420 Breeders cup in Amsterdam...if you can, then best try both and find which one suits you personally the best. Good luck with your grow! DG

04-24-2010, 08:40 AM	#3
abnorml Plant Manager Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Great Lakes Posts: 74	Damn it! You made me want both even more.lol I already have a more than a few great strains waiting to flower and can only justify getting one more right now. I guess I'm gonna go with the Queen. As you mentioned, it did just win at the 420 cup. Can't really argue with that. Hopefully you keep the SC around for a while and I can pick some up later this year. Thanks for the quick reply Dutch, I'm going to the boo to order right now! __________________

04-27-2010, 11:27 PM	#4
Dutchgrown ---- Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 0	Excellent choice. Sweetest Cindy99 is in better supply at SB than KQR, so you should be able to get a pack of those later, barring a quick rush for it now that others are seeing the awesome results seen in grow threads by other growers, in various styles and enviros. I can sit here and tell you in typed text how incredible something is, or post up pics from my gardens, but by seeing it grown out by those independent to DGS speaks volumes. Thank you for your interst, and good growing to you when you get your KQR seeds going!