Apollo 11 G4 - Strainguide

Apollo 11 G4 from Reservoir Seeds

Grower reports: 6	Rating: 8.06

'Apollo 11 G4' from Reservoir Seeds

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Lineage:	Apollo 11,
Family:	Unknown or mixed family
Origin:	North America
Region:	-
Genotype:	-
Indoor Maturation:	50 to 55 days
Outdoor Maturation:	-
Sex Possibilities:	Standard (M/F)
Stature:	-
Yield:	-
Odor Level:	-
Odor Description:	-
Taste Level:	-
Taste Description:	-

Breeder's Description - 'Apollo 11 G4'

The nexus of Reservoir Seeds' Apollo 11 hybridization program. "T-Minus three... two... one. We have lift-off." Strap yourself down before taking this gleeful, mind-twisting ride. Derived from the near-mythical "Genius Pheno" of Apollo 11 fame, this extraordinary plant exudes a strong lemony fragrance & taste, and imparts a distinct euphoria of considerable duration. Ideal for curious minds – and even better for curious minds on road trips – the appeal of this craft lies in her ability to be profoundly energizing without the jittery discomfort of paranoia or the paranoid discomfort of being ji ...continued

Grower reports: 6

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Apollo 11 G4 from Reservoir Seeds

Overall Rating:

Effect:

Somewhat heady

Potency:

Stature:

Average size

Yield:

Phenotype:

Mixed, primarily Sativa

Ease:

Indoor:

45 to 50 days

Appearance:

Outdoor:

Odor Level:

Odor:

lemon/lime citrus

Taste Level:

Taste:

strong sharp sweet lemon lime

Grower's Tils:

Sexes:

Standard (M/F)

SI Rating:

Not Listed

Vintage:

October, 2003

VEG: 18 hours on 6 hours off

Germed two seeds in damp tissue . 100% germination , both were female. vegged in soil with 20 % perlight under 110 w compact floros . The seedlings remained nice and compact during veg with very short internodal length. when topped the side branching goes crazy. This strain is excellent for scrog . Took 2 clones off each plant which rooted easily in 1 inch plastic baskets filled with soil/perlight mix, in a small propergator, took about 10 days for roots to show. Clones vegged easily , although i noticed they showed more sativa traits due to genetic maturation and were therefore more open in structure than the seedlings. not a problem, once topped the clones bushed out nicely.

Flower: 12/12 (250 w hps)

both plants looked Very similar

pheno 1:slightly longer internodal length and a shade lighter colour, the leaves on this pheno were slightly wider during veg and early flower . This pheno was faster (i harvest this one about day 45 -47)

pheno 2: darker, shorter internodal lengh, slightly longer flowering.

both plants developed buds that were small initialy but heavily frosted, even the lower buds are loaded with frosty trichomes. The bud leaves are also covered , especially at the edges, i wish my camera could pick this up better. stems can be thin and bendy and mine needed supporting under the weight of the buds, a screen would be ideal.

Smell increased during late flower to a light sweet citrus aroma.

smoke report :

both phenos produced crystaly buds with an intense citrus taste the difference was mainly in the highs...

pheno 1: what struck me about this high was how balanced it is....like certain high frequencies turned to full volume , with no distortion ...if that makes sense...im prone to paranioa , but there was none of that going on , although i realised loads of jobs i hadn't done , worked out the best way to do them and did it! very creative and energising. Potent..and Low tolerance ..was busy for weeks

pheno 2: As above , but with a slight spacey stoney edge to it , a little skunky....a little paranioa sometimes .

Garden Information for this report
Bloom Wattage Used:	20w to 250w
Average Plant Height:	47
Average Yield per Plant:	1.00
Pruning or Plant Style:	Perpetual Harvest
Fertilization:	Organically fed
cab measurments....... top: h= 47 " w= 32" d= 25" (9" to bottom of light) veg..................h= 28" w= 32" d= 25" (6" lost by light) bio bizz grow and bloom (1ml grow 4 ml bloom to 2 litres water during flower) plain tap water ph 7.2 no ph adjustment used (still learning)

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