Quebec Super Skunk

Oh these poor Skunks. I did not do them justice at all. They started out as healthy as the Fruity OG with beautiful shape and foliage. I messed them up by getting too happy with the trimming shears. And nute locking them twice at the wrong time. And transplanting them from buckets into bags a week before budding when they were already too big to transplant. Plus the lights were only 300 watts of white full spectrum for most of the grow with me gradually adding 170 watts of coloured LEDs in the final month. The plants would have been much better if they had gotten that extra 170 watts for their full life. I gave the plants 2 x 12 hour days of nothing but Blue light. I noticed the buds developed a little purple colour and the frost looked thicker. The aromas got really strong by tonight. I got a hint of that roadkill skunk in the last week so if this cures with that strong aroma I will grow this one again. Again, with proper care this could be a nice producer. Dry, cure then PUFF. Notice the photo. The 3 skunks are hanging from the 2 hooks on the left. Ya, the smallest bunches. I will be lucky if there is a 1/4 oz. Oh well, next time. Weight when dried. Smoke report when cured They dried out a lot faster than I wanted. A whopping 12 grams so 4 grams per plant. Now hurry up and cure damn it. After a sample of near cured bud I am not really impressed. Very little of that roadkill skunk aroma or taste. Super Skunk is a cross of Northern Lights and Skunk #1. It tastes more like Northern Lights. It does hit pretty good, like Northern Lights, nothing wrong with the buzz. This is a pretty good strain, just not what I was looking for. After an email to QCS they recommended Skunk #1 so once the CBD run is finished I will do Skunk #1 and maybe Acapulco Gold.