The richness of Fig OG\u2019s flavor translation and its \u201ccan’t stop looking at it\u201d bag appeal come from receiver parent Lemon Cherry Gelato.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nThe F2 #160 phenotype we hunted is all Headbanger (expect big euro coffee shop sativa terps on the cheesy), chemmy spectrum. The aroma has a latch-on clingy-ness that offers joyful reminders of the consumption experience. The feminized seed stock resulting from our new cross consistently carried the terpene profile from White Nectarine in to all the seeds that we hunted. Our intention behind the cross was to bring the terp intensity of White Nectarines to the blocky and stout structure of our pheno-hunted Krypto Chronic. The richness of Fig OG\u2019s flavor translation and its \u201ccan’t stop looking at it\u201d bag appeal come from receiver parent Lemon Cherry Gelato. The female phenotypes from the Rainbow Belts 3.0 hunt showed incredible dominance in plant structure and terpene profile.<\/p>\n
The goal was to evoke the sugary glaze aroma of classic donut shops. How to Grow the Blue Agave Strain Blue Agave can be grown bo… How to Grow the Jack Herer Strain Jack Herer grows best in a… Moderation is key to ensure a balanced and enjoyable experience.<\/p>\n
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Seemingly every time, the , Sherb Bx1 x Figment, male donates its purped out color, gemstone structure, and flypaper stickiness to its progeny. A dash of color and berry terps from sherb (the long flower structure of figment), gas vapors from OG, and the density and cookie power of OGKB Donut Shop strains feature a flavor profile rich in sugary, buttery, and fruity berry notes. It stands out for its sweet, donut-like flavor and relaxing effects.<\/p>\n
Dry eyes and dry mouth are among the side effects that have been reported. Hints of creamy butter and sour citrus enhance the aroma. With beautiful growth, this strain showcases deep shades of purple and green along with off-white trichomes; Donut Shop provides a sweet and relaxing experience, boasting a THC content between 18% and 20%, making it perfect for pain relief.<\/p>\n
Initially featuring notes of lavender (ammonia), and confetti cake, this hybrid sativa strain revealed a tropical complexity during the final two weeks of flowering, accompanying the terpenes of its absent sister. A mislabel in the mom room resulted in losing the cut, which prevented us from introducing the flower to the public. If you have smoked (dabbed), or consumed Donut Shop, please share your experience by submitting a strain review. Bred by Fig Farms, Donut Shop is a hybrid cannabis strain resulting from a genetic combination of Holy Moly!<\/p>\n
Paranoid thoughts have been reported by some users as a side effect, particularly at higher doses. The accessible potency and these effects make Donut Shop an excellent choice for medical patients looking to relieve cramps (arthritis), and depression. After about 60 days of flowering, they reach medium height, require minimal care and pruning, and can yield up to 450g\/m\u00b2. These forgiving and adaptable ladies are easy for novice growers to cultivate, bringing joy to those new to gardening.<\/p>\n
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The icy frost on Fig & Cherry flowers catches the eye while sparkling and dancing for its keepers. Fig & Cherry is no exception to this rule, with its father bringing the signature look and a flavor that aligns with the strain’s name. This hybrid sativa has tasting notes of banana candy (lemon cleaner), Ritz cracker Flavor that translates verbatim with fantasy gemstone shaped flowers. Chem\u2019s look (effects), and skunk fumes marinate with maraschino bubblegum. The flower’s stupefying strength, unique colorway and sharp terpene profile keeps us coming back for more.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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