Not a lot of information on these, so I thought I would share my initial impressions.
13 of 13 popped. 4 females. I am currently running three clones of each female in test.
In veg all seemed quite simular with wide leaves and thick stems being the norm. No special coloration or aromas were evident.
20 days after cuttings were taken all clones were topped and pruned to 2 shoots. 10 days later the clones were transfered to bloom (my baseline that I start everything with).
Going into bloom there was some variation: One shorter(8-10 inches) two medium(12-14) and one tall(14-16).
After 14 days of bloom everyone doubled in height and started to differentiate.
At 21 days they have really started to look interesting:
The short one is very dark green, lotta trichs for this age and lemony meat stenchy. Its about 28" tall and both branches fully enveloped with bud sites. Not the grape I am looking for - but this plant has the look and smell of something devastating.
The tall one averages 38" tall has very thick stems and some of the largest fan leaves I've seen fully 16" across at 21 days! This one looks like it wants to reach up, rip the light down, and just suck on the raw current. It has an undefined sweet aroma that I hope evolves into my target grape.
The two medium ones are a mixture of the first two phenos. The Punnit Square gods must have smiled upon me.
At this point I was a little concerned about running out of room. I run aero and trellis all plants to optimize light. So it doesn't take much to have an instant uncontrolled jungle.
Here's the really amazing thing - at day 23 they quit stretching and started slamming out bud. I have looked at a lot of plants over the years, but I don't think I've seen a plant slam on the brakes and make thumb sized, crystally buds this fast.
It was impressive enough that I went and snagged some other packs of d420's gear to see what other interesting genes he has lurking.
Early impressions are very good - I may not have my grape yet - but these are some damned interesting plants. I'm not ready to proclaim anything without smoketests, and have seen beautiful junk plants before, but Galactic Grape has gone to the top of my interest list in my prospect stable.
-AK
13 of 13 popped. 4 females. I am currently running three clones of each female in test.
In veg all seemed quite simular with wide leaves and thick stems being the norm. No special coloration or aromas were evident.
20 days after cuttings were taken all clones were topped and pruned to 2 shoots. 10 days later the clones were transfered to bloom (my baseline that I start everything with).
Going into bloom there was some variation: One shorter(8-10 inches) two medium(12-14) and one tall(14-16).
After 14 days of bloom everyone doubled in height and started to differentiate.
At 21 days they have really started to look interesting:
The short one is very dark green, lotta trichs for this age and lemony meat stenchy. Its about 28" tall and both branches fully enveloped with bud sites. Not the grape I am looking for - but this plant has the look and smell of something devastating.
The tall one averages 38" tall has very thick stems and some of the largest fan leaves I've seen fully 16" across at 21 days! This one looks like it wants to reach up, rip the light down, and just suck on the raw current. It has an undefined sweet aroma that I hope evolves into my target grape.
The two medium ones are a mixture of the first two phenos. The Punnit Square gods must have smiled upon me.
At this point I was a little concerned about running out of room. I run aero and trellis all plants to optimize light. So it doesn't take much to have an instant uncontrolled jungle.
Here's the really amazing thing - at day 23 they quit stretching and started slamming out bud. I have looked at a lot of plants over the years, but I don't think I've seen a plant slam on the brakes and make thumb sized, crystally buds this fast.
It was impressive enough that I went and snagged some other packs of d420's gear to see what other interesting genes he has lurking.
Early impressions are very good - I may not have my grape yet - but these are some damned interesting plants. I'm not ready to proclaim anything without smoketests, and have seen beautiful junk plants before, but Galactic Grape has gone to the top of my interest list in my prospect stable.
-AK