Dude Stoneder
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But wait, there’s more...... here’s the same plant at week four. Getting frosty for sure. She doesn’t smell like ginger snaps anymore. She has a very distinct smell. Maybe some of you will relate to this description.....Have you ever gone up into an old attic and found an old chest that hasn’t been opened since 1962 when your grandmother put the “JFK ASSASSINATED” newspaper in there? That’s what this Star Cookie smells like. But in a good way. Not moths balls, no, perish that thought. Just old, attic chest. Or if you ever bought an old dresser from an antique store. An old dresser that’s been in storage since 1955 when it was moved out of little Billy’s bedroom. That smell..... (in a good way)....But when you lightly touch a bud and then smell your fingers, you get the strong after scent of pine. Man, it’s a great, unique, crazy smell that has me doing monkey spins. If looks could kill, then this plant is going to club me like a baby seal and make me run for the covers. I’ll keep you guys informed. I’m looking forward to the swelling stage.
This is how Star Cookie finished out. Beautiful Indian corn colors. Super dense buds. The old attic chest smell has diminished. The final dominate smell is of a piney sort , followed by black pepper and finally that funky smell that I assume is associated with Chemdog. This plant is my first exposure to Chemdog genetics. Up until now, I’ve only read about the legend of Chemdog.
Vegged for 60 days @30 inches, 63 days of flowering @ 36 inches. Organic. 4 gal container. 1000 watt hps.
Smoke report after she’s dried. Pleasure to grow.