Hey JessE thanks man. Just wish I'd learned to post pics sooner cuz this thread would have a bunch more bud porn. Now that I know how watch out.
Howdy blueboy, well your post made me realize I haven't given my thoughts on this strain.
We started these spice along with six other strains. We started 10 black widow seeds a few weeks later. They all went through bloom together. I swear we stressed this round more than most. The furnace at the grow house died and low temps dropped to 45 degrees F during sleep hours. We had a timer failure too. These problems caused 3 of the new strains to herm and pop male flowers. After seeing nanners pop we checked the bud room for light leaks and found a few and fixed them. Through out all these problems our 3 spice girls stayed solid, not 1 of them popped a single nanner. I can't say that for our black widows, 3 out of 5 had to be pulled out of the room because they had so many male flowers. In my experience I think its been an easy strain to grow. They are light feeders though, on the same food as the rest of our room these three girls leaves were clawing and curling from too much fertilizer. Even that didn't make these 3 herm. They seem pretty stable to me.
We've got at least 7 strains dry and cured for a month and a half including chem D and our jar of spice is going empty the fastest. I really like this strain after its cured. The flavor has really come into its own, it lives up to its name now. There are hints of spice's , incense, earth, skunk, black licorice, and they all come through the taste too.
The high is what keeps me coming back to the jar of spice though, very pleasent. I haven't had my first bowl yet today, so when the mrs gets home in a bit we'll smoke a bowl and give an updated smoke report.
I'll be back guys.