[jakeh]

It seems like there is a notion among fans of Chronic that the only reason everyone else who has grown it and doesn't care for it is either they can't grow worth a damn or they don't know how to cure it properly. As someone who can't grow worth a damn I still say it's excellent pot. For being such a commercial strain I don't think I've seen much of it. If your on the fence about trying it just do it and see for yourself. You won't be disappointed. It is low odor but it is a wonderful odor. If I wanted to get negative I'd say it makes my eyes redder than I like but that's about it on the downside. I'll do a proper review when I get to be an average grower. Stick some of this in your closet and no one will know you grew it or that whoever grew it may have been a below average grower.

Chronic is a great strain, and it's a pleasure to grow. Never had any issues with Chronic plants that I grew, and on the old Serious forums over the years we saw many impressive examples of Chronic grown indoors and out from all over the world. Huge buds, and a great smoke! But agreed that I have always recommend good curing for this strain as it really improves. There are lots of impressive examples of chronic plants found here at ICmag as well, but one grow in particular always stood out with me because this is also along the lines of my style of growing (Personal / Scrogs / Cabinets) - https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread....ht=450gr+scrog

[bazzathehut]

Thanks for that link to chronic ! Loved chronic for years had forgot all about it with everything new going around, but it was a good friendly mother, delicate but sweet, maybe revisit her with that scrog method, thanks

My pleasure linking NGB's grow. I am always happy to help. Pulling a pound from a 400w is an impressive display.

i am going back to chronic as it yeilds excellent and i like the stone from it makes sense to be growing it again..wont be long then its chronic time yee haa