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Cosmic Queen F4 S1

Cosmic Queen F4 S1 by Night Owl Seeds — ruderalis hybrid cannabis seeds. 70-day flowering, feminized.

This is Night Owl Seeds's release of Cosmic Queen F4 S1.

Type
Ruderalis hybrid
Heritage
ruderalis / indica / sativa
Flowering
70 days
Seeds
feminized
Feminized
yes
Autoflowering
yes

Genetics

Cosmic Queen F4

About this release

If you know, you know. Straight out of my personal stash. These have not yet been tested, but I expect some seriously Sativa gems representing the best of the best of what the original photoperiod Space Dawg cut had, and more! Generation: F4 Type: Auto, Feminized Genetic Heritage: Spacedawg x Chemdogging Project Introduction and Overview by @daz.mephisto The genesis for Cosmic Queen came in 2012, after my first experience with TGA Subcool’s (@theweednerd420) “Space Dawg” thanks to a kind friend we’ll call Phil. He was more of a friend to my older brother, but we were all working for the same company, just in different states, and we all shared a passion for potent cannabis. Anytime we crossed paths joints were passed and stories were shared. On one such occasion he started telling me about Space Dawg, a cut he had received from the original TGA release some years prior, and mentioned a few terms that piqued my interest; ceilingless high and green out. He packed a bowl and we were off to the races! She hit right behind the eyes, causing my visual focus to sharpen, then waves of energy and euphoria, a sense of mental acuity that made you want to socialize but was encumbered by the lazy tongue effect, then ending with a severe case of the giggles and munchies. It’s not often that I tap out of a smoke session, but she had me down for the count. I knew after those first tokes that I wanted to breed her into my preferred flowering format.. Autoflower. For the next 3 years every time I saw Phil I would drop subtle (and not so subtle) hints that I would love to breed with her, but he was just not down with autos at the time, and rightfully so. He had never experienced the Mephisto difference! I took it upon myself to find that same pheno, purchasing four packs of Space Dawg and doing quick runs looking for her. I found some killer phenos in those beans, but not “the” pheno. In the meantime, the cut was gifted to my brother, another photoperiod purist, and in turn the flower