They got pushed to make room for starting up breeding skunks again. The ASS's and about 40 Schwaggy's Skunk #1 need the room so flowering out grafted plants for fun took a backseat. A small group of Bog's Sour Strawberry are also in line for the flower room, so space is at a premium right now.
The coffee smell has that dairy component like you're smelling a cup of coffee and cream and not just a can of coffee grounds. The coffee aspect also has a bitterness that I bet can come across as milk chocolate or chocolate variants (husky bitterness with a dairy note) either through different phenos or just suggestive smelling. There's a point in the smell for me where the coffee hasn't fully developed and you just have these nebulous notes of creamy bitterness that havent quit chosen a direction yet.
Unfortunately, no. But he's a solid looking fellow that'd make a great pollen donor
How's the chocolate diesel smelling?
Limey Diesel without touching anything. Once you brush against it, the strong lime (the actual citrus fruit flavor, not just generic 'sour') gives way to a more generic sour. Also, the 'chocolate' note is very faint and not like a chocolate bar or cocoa powder. Its kind of like the bitter chocolate notes you can pick up in Bubba Kush. I've smelled Chocolate Jasmine flowers (Cestrum diurnum) that are a dead ringer for hershey's chocolate cocoa powder, so my bar for plants that smell like chocolate is high.
Very good to know I knew I was smelling lime in the chocolate diesel x chocolate trip...
I had Mass Super Skunk for a while, and I'm convinced it's what contributed that sharp lime/citrus note to the Sour Diesel line and all those sour/tang-leaning pheno variations. The first time I flowered her out, I caught that piercing citrus and immediately thought, "Holy shit... this is where it comes from."Very good to know I knew I was smelling lime in the chocolate diesel x chocolate trip...
Google says...
ran a pack of super skunk many years ago well before it was easy to get seeds buddy went to canada for em... found one good pheno in the pack which was just like the description at the time ... Brush against the plant or start trimming her and she would explode with power skunk aroma left undisturbed growing in the room you would walk in and it would smell like you walked into a patch of wild ripe purple grapes...
Sharp, stinging electric lime/chemical
are you not scared the wood behind might spontaneously catch on fire for being to close to the heat of the genetics?
