ANGEL HEART the first of sixteen!!

[Swifty]

Thanks for the reports schlawiener.
3 pheno's out of 6 that are pretty good is not bad at all.
Will you be re-running these and do you have a favorite out of those 3?

Good luck with the tournament!

 

[Schlawiener]

@Swifty Personally, I think AH#1 and AH#5 are really good! Unfortunately, I only kept AH#1. While it isn't quite as mold-resistant, the aroma and flavor of AH#5 are even more intensely reminiscent of overripe, rotting mango. Even after smoking it with tobacco, the taste lingers on the tongue and palate for a long time. It's super smooth when smoked pure!
AH#1 has that fantastic aroma, too, but with an added Haze scent. It has a stronger effect. AH#1 is now in its third grow cycle. Let's see if the main bud molds again this time.

 

[quinxstar]

So, Angel Heart #1, #2, #4, and #5, which were in their second round, are now drying! It's safe to say that all but number two were ready in their second run from clones, flowering in 8 to 9 weeks. AH#1, which is prone to mold, should take nine to ten weeks. AH#2 would be ready after 10 weeks. All were harvested after nine weeks. The first harvest from seeds is currently maturing in Grove Bags! AH#1 is in its third round, and I still have two clones despite its mold susceptibility. This is my favorite after the first smoke test. Good yield, great mango aroma, and so far the only one that not only tasted delicious but also had the best effect. A slowly building, very motivating high. So much so that I usually didn't even finish smoking it because I immediately had to process what was going through my head. Afterwards, I usually didn't think about my beloved joint again for another two hours. That's my personal seal of approval – it's good.

Better to summarize.
Just so you know, the description fits like a glove. Each of these six Angel Heart plants had its own unique charm. Let's see how they are after curing.

So, the conclusion follows!

It’s always a good idea to keep the trunk and branches intact and hang them upside down while drying; the sap flows down into the buds

 

[Schlawiener]

Angel Heart #1 is currently in its third grow—this time in 2.5 liters of All-Mix soil, positioned at the edge of the light coverage, and receiving Hesi SuperVit and Silic Rock in the water. So far, it hasn't shown any signs of mold. However, because it was situated at the periphery of the light, it didn't produce quite as many buds. I had originally kept AH#1 because of its extra Haze aroma and stronger effect, but now, whenever I smoke AH#5, I find myself thinking: "Damn, that tastes amazing."

 

[Schlawiener]

I really should have kept AH #5. Unfortunately, I didn't. While it might not be quite as potent when smoked as its sister, AH #1, the aroma and flavor are a real treat. It’s that kind of weed where, even after stubbing it out in the ashtray, that mango-fruit flavor lingers on the tongue and palate—even with a bit of tobacco in the joint—making it something you just can't get enough of. Sadly, I’m down to the last bud now. We'll see if I can have another "mango lassi" from this overripe mango for breakfast tomorrow.
Wishing you all a lovely weekend and a fantastic time!

 

[Ptree]

I really should have kept AH #5. Unfortunately, I didn't. While it might not be quite as potent when smoked as its sister, AH #1, the aroma and flavor are a real treat. It’s that kind of weed where, even after stubbing it out in the ashtray, that mango-fruit flavor lingers on the tongue and palate—even with a bit of tobacco in the joint—making it something you just can't get enough of. Sadly, I’m down to the last bud now. We'll see if I can have another "mango lassi" from this overripe mango for breakfast tomorrow.
Wishing you all a lovely weekend and a fantastic time!

Wow, wonderfull...
Last time I saw this kind of cured bud is like 20years....
It was black widow back then, it was literally swollen in trichomes and whole bud was golden...
Very nice !!!

Angel Heart jumped the list to grow bit up again,
so thank you !