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