An orange smell would be noted by now, it's not that early. Smells can and do change, but when you name a strain after a smell...your plants should smell somewhat like it. Double Grape has almost no odor...Double should mean 2x the smell. I had a few really strong Artificial Grape smelling Sour Stompers. Naming a strain after a smell is big. The Terpene profile should resemble the name...not just sound good. Just saying. Again, good luck...they look great.Still early days yet though, smells come, they go. Sometimes a cure is needed for a certain terp profile to emerge.
Still early days yet though, smells come, they go. Sometimes a cure is needed for a certain terp profile to emerge.
cheers fellaAnd looking absolutely spot on btw dude. Very very nice.
Well he said they have a petrol smell that's in the name too. And the names at mephisto are in homage to the lineage, ie grape crinkle crossed with a strong grape pheno from sour stomper as a limited edition and probably has as much breeding and time in as an illuminauto so dubly named.... Double grape, both parents are of grape lineage, same with sour orange livers another illuminauto which are specific one time crosses no testing backcrossing, and named for both parents, seeing the artisanals do what they're supposed to and that's why they're more expensive, and worth it.An orange smell would be noted by now, it's not that early. Smells can and do change, but when you name a strain after a smell...your plants should smell somewhat like it. Double Grape has almost no odor...Double should mean 2x the smell. I had a few really strong Artificial Grape smelling Sour Stompers. Naming a strain after a smell is big. The Terpene profile should resemble the name...not just sound good. Just saying. Again, good luck...they look great.
TUUUUUUNNNE!! Goes well with sunshine and a cold beer! Cheers Tom