Brother @anon33830044 , you are reading my mind again… I was going to mention Heavy Duty Fruity to @leetdood. It’s the nose-stinging, pheromone rich big brother of Juicy Fruit.
Maybe 12/13 years ago, I grew Heavy Duty Fruity, from T.H.Seeds, in the ground, in my backyard.
It got to be about 5’/5.5’ tall by the time it started its flower cycle and the foliage was showing a lot of purple, due to the nights becoming cooler, but the flowers remained green. It smelled very fruity indeed, strong, but not too strong.
At probably week three of flower, there was suddenly an incredibly strong and fruity fragrance being emitted by the flowers of the plant, especially at night.
I lived on the corner of a very busy street and a very chill neighborhood street. My neighbors never knew I was growing cannabis, even the ones I was friendly with. There was someone growing close by, maybe a street or two away… you could smell their flowering cannabis on the breeze and my neighbors thought that was where the overwhelming fruity smell was coming from too. I let them think that.
About a month later, I was at a convenience store with a friend of mine that was about 4 blocks downwind from my house and as soon as my friend and I got out of his car we both could smell that plant on the wind right away. It was unmistakable to us what that smell was. The people hanging out front of that store could smell it too… I think I harvested it a week, or so, later.
If you grow outdoors and have sketchy neighbors or grow indoors, but don’t use a scrubber, it could be too much for your surrounding area.
I let the plant go an extra 10 days after it was totally ripe and the fruity part turned into an overwhelming smell of sweet syrupy dank fruit and soured rotting fruit and earthy/moss/gassy smells. The kind of smell that gets stuck in the back of your throat and deep, up in your nose… almost as bad as gear oil. The smell and flavor lasts for awhile… just like the high it gives.
Heavy Duty Fruity is definitely one of the strongest smelling cannabis varieties I’ve ever grown.