Mountain_Monkey
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I've been smoking this for awhile now and this is a report on my third outdoor harvest although the plant wasn't really outdoor as I grew it on a table next to a window. Despite the fact it was grown indoors with only a few hours of direct sunlight daily in a 10ltr ice cream container it ended up fairly big.
As I mentioned the plant didn't get very much light and so the buds ended up stringy and thin but they were covered in trichs and there were lots of them as I topped the plant. Even without topping Ducksfoot are branchy plants, this one was a green octopus. Most Ducksfoot plants I have grown smell like lemon trees and even when heavy in flower the lemon scent (which I think comes off the leaves as much as the buds) is so strong it's almost a nose burner. Ducksfoot is a strain that gets varied reviews regarding it's smoke but I love it. Its great smoke for pretty much anytime of the day as its not too heavy (I like to harvest a little late so I get a nice mellow sativa effect) and always puts a smile on my face. I'm so used to smoking it that it's hard for me to describe the exact feeling but I'd call it a well rounded sativa buzz that lifts the mood and makes the clock turn faster. It never fails to put me in a good mood and is a nice smoke for social situations. Something about it reminds me of old school bush we used to get in Australia but I can't put my finger on it. Overall though I take into consideration how easy it is to grow and how well it yields and I can't help but say this is a special strain. I apologise for the lack of detail in the report as it's my everyday smoke and I can't get a solid flow of words going to describe it. I will try to add to this report in the near future as I am experiencing a mental block right now.
As I mentioned the plant didn't get very much light and so the buds ended up stringy and thin but they were covered in trichs and there were lots of them as I topped the plant. Even without topping Ducksfoot are branchy plants, this one was a green octopus. Most Ducksfoot plants I have grown smell like lemon trees and even when heavy in flower the lemon scent (which I think comes off the leaves as much as the buds) is so strong it's almost a nose burner. Ducksfoot is a strain that gets varied reviews regarding it's smoke but I love it. Its great smoke for pretty much anytime of the day as its not too heavy (I like to harvest a little late so I get a nice mellow sativa effect) and always puts a smile on my face. I'm so used to smoking it that it's hard for me to describe the exact feeling but I'd call it a well rounded sativa buzz that lifts the mood and makes the clock turn faster. It never fails to put me in a good mood and is a nice smoke for social situations. Something about it reminds me of old school bush we used to get in Australia but I can't put my finger on it. Overall though I take into consideration how easy it is to grow and how well it yields and I can't help but say this is a special strain. I apologise for the lack of detail in the report as it's my everyday smoke and I can't get a solid flow of words going to describe it. I will try to add to this report in the near future as I am experiencing a mental block right now.
