Well, this JLo pheno is certainly potent, and quite fast-acting too, but it's still a builder - a good half an hour before the full effects are reached, and I've been going a good two or three hours before I'm even thinking of another smoke - which is a long time for me...
There's so little of this batch that I'm only allowing myself a couple of smokes a day, but a friend of mine and I shared a joint around six pm, and we really got hit hard - pink eyes, giggles, visual distortion, levitation...excellent stuff. She refused to have any more as she had to drive, which was understandable, given our predicament.
So the only vegging plant of this will stay in veg until it's big enough to get more safety clones taken - can't afford to lose this one. The only downside of this pheno is its lack of branching - the other female that hermied was really branchy, and was quite appealing for that, as neither parent is particularly branchy.
So although this one is more typical, it's a pain as there's no lower branches I can clone before it goes into flower - I need each top bud intact, so I can't chop off any of the tops now, and the buds will appear in the next few days. So I've bent them around as much as possible to try and stress the plant into throwing out some side-branches quickly, and I can get them off an back under 24-hour light.
But given the limited space we have, I'm quite hopeful this could turn out to be very desirable indeed, once stabilised.
There's so little of this batch that I'm only allowing myself a couple of smokes a day, but a friend of mine and I shared a joint around six pm, and we really got hit hard - pink eyes, giggles, visual distortion, levitation...excellent stuff. She refused to have any more as she had to drive, which was understandable, given our predicament.
So the only vegging plant of this will stay in veg until it's big enough to get more safety clones taken - can't afford to lose this one. The only downside of this pheno is its lack of branching - the other female that hermied was really branchy, and was quite appealing for that, as neither parent is particularly branchy.
So although this one is more typical, it's a pain as there's no lower branches I can clone before it goes into flower - I need each top bud intact, so I can't chop off any of the tops now, and the buds will appear in the next few days. So I've bent them around as much as possible to try and stress the plant into throwing out some side-branches quickly, and I can get them off an back under 24-hour light.
But given the limited space we have, I'm quite hopeful this could turn out to be very desirable indeed, once stabilised.
