- Heritage
- unknown
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Mother: With a name like ‘Lush as Fuck’ where do we even begin!? It would be best to start way back at the very beginning of our growing days… with the legendary Black Cherry Soda. BCS just happened to be the very first cannabis variety we acquired, ever. A lot of folks don’t believe us, but we have no reason to lie. In fact, a couple of the BIG name breeders in the industry originally got their BCS cut from us during a clone-trade, before they or we, even had a brand name. That’s how long we’ve held onto this cross, and for good reason too. While we praise and promote many strains, we’ll come straight out and say it– Black Cherry Soda stands on a pedestal, above all others, as she quite simply HAS IT ALL. We still regard her to this day as our #1 favorite cannabis variety OF ALL TIME as there’s just no denying her massively large yield, her beautiful purple-red coloration (from the inside out), the insanely sweet and unique red skittles/cherry/berry aroma, here shear performance, and outright longevity in the garden. We still flower her every single round.
‘Father’/mother- White IX, the pollen-donor parent of this cross, was bred by Cannarado many years ago. We found this phenotype from seed 4 or 5 years ago ourselves and she’s been a garden stand-out ever since. The fact that we chose her for our very first feminized seed release says a lot! During our very first run though we weren’t quite sure about her because she seemed to grow kinda slow during the vegetative cycle and in flower too, but during weeks 6 through 9 she really put on quite the performance, more than compensating for the shortcomings we thought she might’ve had! Our bad. We were quick to judge and she showed us just how quick she can stack fat buds on those stocky branches of hers. The flowers continued to swell until they toppled over, paying no mind to the support stakes that were tied to them. The leaves generally remain dark green and canoe-upwards because of the resin-rails that encrust the e