Snow Moon - Golden Tiger and a couple more
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Excellent development and job in the garden @Azeotrope 
The Snow Moon pics you are posting show the great plant and flower structure from OE indica mother, with some purpling from the purple PCK 2002. Pigmentation will increase with the ripening and colder temps (if that's the case).
The GT x SM cross is showing so far GT dominance, it's great to have the chance to compare straight Snow Moon with the cross with Golden Tiger in the same cycle
The Snow Moon pics you are posting show the great plant and flower structure from OE indica mother, with some purpling from the purple PCK 2002. Pigmentation will increase with the ripening and colder temps (if that's the case).The GT x SM cross is showing so far GT dominance, it's great to have the chance to compare straight Snow Moon with the cross with Golden Tiger in the same cycle
Thank you. If I am not mistaken, SM was available in regular form. Fems and Autos are not ever allowed in my garden so I would not have ordered them if they were not regs. I picked up the SM years ago and had a very dark/colored male with extreme odor pop up. He had some trichomes and was very greasy so I pollinated two GT females that were very much alike. The 3 SM in this grow are from the last of the 10 SM seeds I had originally ordered.
All credit to you and the Ace team! Genetics are so critical. Really do love the Snow Moon. Not the highest THC out there but, very calming and soothing for my old body. Warming and therapeutic with a happy feel. Total effect is very welcome in our home. This Golden Tiger is exceptionally aggressive in terms of growth and yield while potency and quality are top notch as well so I just let her do her thing.Excellent development and job in the garden @Azeotrope
The GT x SM cross is showing so far GT dominance, it's great to have the chance to compare straight Snow Moon with the cross with Golden Tiger in the same cycle
Planting SM up front, SMxGT in the next row, and GT in the back lets me have a full indica, a 50/50 hybrid, and a full Sativa in the same tent and still be able to work with them without reaching through the canopy too much. It has also been a challenge many times in the past in terms of balancing nutrient strength for multiple varieties. This cycle has been fairly stable in that regard. Could use a tad more CO2 maybe but, not going down that path at the moment.
