TORC
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Planted 2 seeds and got 2 gals :smile: . Two distinct phenos, #1 very Sativa like in structure, #2 very much Indica like in structure(from Soma X-ing SD with Afghani for NYCD would be my guess). Growth through veg and flower was healthy and rapid. Feeding lightly at every other watering seemed to do them just fine, no signs of deficiencies or needs. Underwent a severe mite attack and both stood up tall through it. Cloning is quick and easy, never longer than 12 days in a Rapid Rooter. Both plants were cut at 63 days. Aroma: Number 1 has little smell in the jar. Upon further examination, a good firm squeeze, you notice a very familiar and yet somewhat odd scent, Rosemary(the herb, not the girl you fingered in 4th grade). VERY NICE! Number 2, again, little jar aroma. After squeezing the Charmin, so to say, you notice a definite aroma of citrus/fuel. Kind of hard to take a deep whiff of. My score on aroma: #1 - 8, #2 - 8. Bud structure: both plants produced nice, solid, dense nuggets of goodness. Taste: #1 is tasting very nice with her rosemary-infused self. Number 2 has a nice, yet faint, citrusy taste. Number 1 gets an 8 for taste, #2 a 6. Stone: here is where the differences lie. Number 1, standing tall proud and Sativa like, has a strong Sativa high. However it is different than most mostly Sativas in that the high is up, but an extremely up, body buzz. An uppity body buzz with major eye droop.Very nice. Number 2, looking straight up like an Indica, has an almost racy at times, Sativa head high. Not my favorite type of high, but my friends adore it. We'll give both an 8 on this one. For #1 from me and for #2 from my friends. Both phenos were very potent and extremely sticky. Three bong rips of either and I'm good for at least a couple of hours. Coughing is likely 
. One last word before I sum things up: ODOR CONTROL. If odor is a problem for your grow, look at something else, these reek when flowering and when drying. My overall impression is that these are very nice in every sense of the word. Growth is good, fertilizing is easy, and the stone is strong. Number 1 will be a keeper for awhile. Number 2 got sent to a friends garden. Good work Rez, much appreciated. A few random shots:
Complete lifecycle under a 400w Hortilux. Fed Peruvian Seabird Guano and Liquid Karma during veg cycle. Used Jamaican Bat Guano and Liquid Karma for flowering along with 3 applications of Dr. Hormby's Big Bud. Flushed for 18 days.
. One last word before I sum things up: ODOR CONTROL. If odor is a problem for your grow, look at something else, these reek when flowering and when drying. My overall impression is that these are very nice in every sense of the word. Growth is good, fertilizing is easy, and the stone is strong. Number 1 will be a keeper for awhile. Number 2 got sent to a friends garden. Good work Rez, much appreciated. A few random shots: 
Complete lifecycle under a 400w Hortilux. Fed Peruvian Seabird Guano and Liquid Karma during veg cycle. Used Jamaican Bat Guano and Liquid Karma for flowering along with 3 applications of Dr. Hormby's Big Bud. Flushed for 18 days.
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