Aloha fellow Firewalkers!
I have been evaluating, going down the line (dryline) last week. HS #4 was Tues. and HG #5 on Wed. Followed by HG#4 & #1. #3 finished up the week.
The Holy Grail #4 as well as #1, were the first to mature. Of moderate size, both were columnar in shape but lacked stem strength requiring support early on. Because of this, they will not be part of the selection. I did roll up some of the Holy Grail #4 before doing a transplant of the HG clones. I got in about 5 tokes and then proceeded to get pots and soil together for the transplant. An alarm went off on my new laptop as I turned the hot water on to wash the pots. 20 minutes later, I realized that the hot water was still running and I’m still on the computer, DOH. While the transplant finally got done, not much else did besides tending to my sweet tooth.
I cautiously tried a few puffs of the #1 and while not as intensely trippy, it still gets you to do things that are fun causing you to forget the task at hand. The #3 set me to flying once again. She has a subtle, sweet smell as she stairsteps you higher and higher. What will she be like after a cure? And the #4, another example of getting rid of a killer plant because of failing structure and modest size and yet always difficult to follow L. Burbank as I wanna keep em all and give all a good home.
It’s not just me. A dear braddah stopped by Saturday to catch his breath after having a new son come into this world; the resulting sleepless nights. He shared the baby pictures while I rolled him some of the new stuff. Same thing happens; setting things down and forgetting, starting another joint and finding the other unfinished one in the ashtray. Hilarious. He did leave with his hands full of clones and a big smile on his face. What are friends for lol?
I am real bummed that my old laptop blew up taking my “whole plant” pics down with it. I'll be sure to get some this next go round. At least I got some bud shots processed and uploaded.
New and improved? A Neville’s Haze killer? It is too early to tell but she is another excellent contender as far as connoisseur sativas are concerned and will probably have a permanent home here alongside the Neville’s.
Mu