Plants are from clones of mother SharkShock7 (from previous page).love your reports, dude. are these shark shocks clones or seeds btw?
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Exactly as you say... Old-school varieties are the best... At least you know what you're growing.Great selection PF176,
if we ever needed proof that "old-school" lines can compete with today's
shark shock has it...
Slap a touch of purple on that, boom!
Sherbo lato cookie brisket pie....
Sweet widowy goodness..
Just the luck of the draw/pheno 176. I had probably the sweetest smelling Shark of any plant Iāve ever had and also another not so sweet. The sweet one was the most potent awesome reefer but long lost. If you have more seeds, plant them and hopefully you will find that special sweet Shark in those.Hi Swifty, sorry...another post I found late... In hindsight, I perceive the scent at the end of the flower as a mixture of ginger and coffee...a really nice scent. But after drying, I can't describe the final product, but it's not that pleasant. It might be because I love fruity and sweet varieties...
And I add more pictures from the recent round:
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I bought my camera about ten years ago, but it could have been made much earlierIt takes really nice pictures! I think they were first released in 1996! I wasn't even born yet!!
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Longball