Shepherd's Pie BX Strain

The feminized BX batch of Shepherd's Pie produced some really impressive plants. They tend to bush up very nicely, but have wider internodal spacing compared to the F1s. The direction of BX has provided more Boston Cream Pie structure and expression, but the gritty and funky terpene profile is much closer to Shepherd's Pie. Citrus and earthy notes dominate the terpene profiles. You'll most likely find citrus'fruity notes as the first and most obvious. The most common phenotype is purple and will have fat bulging flowers lining every branch. You shouldn't have to defoliate those phenos too much since they stretch very nicely for good airflow. The more rare phenos are the green types, which carry a lot of Shepherd's Pie traits. They tend to grow more like a sativa hybrid, as they captured some of this line's Jamaican heritage. The gritty, earthy notes on those phenos make for outstanding joint weed. The high is very pleasant across all types, with effects ranging from calming to energizing. Purple ones tend to be more of an all-day, motivating type of high, whereas the green ones tend to be more sedative and medicinal. This is really great weed, in my opinion, as it carries some uniq