Strawberry Cough

[MrGreenJeans]

I’d say the end result is worth the effort, finicky as she may be. Posts 15 through ~45 in my grow diary document my experience with Strawberry Cough.

MrGreenJeans starts growing!

I’ve got some catching up to do. After processing my first harvest, I planned on holding off until August before starting another round. I didn’t want my plants to have to struggle for survival in the mid-summer Virginia heat and humidity. But the growbug had bitten, and I was eager to get back into it. While trimming the first batch, I found several seeds that appeared to be healthy and mature. I set them aside for future endeavors. Being only vaguely acquainted with how heredity works fo…

I didn’t have any problems with bugs. But I overfed her (probably) to the point where a lot of leaf edges got burned. Nonetheless, she turned out some mighty fine smoke, and contributed to an EXCELLENT batch of tincture too. It’s a strong, uplifting high that lasts a good, long time.

My grow room is tiny, and I’ve got plenty of other beans I’d like to plant and harvest. But Strawberry Cough is one I would definitely grow again, given the space and the time.