I received some Tiger Cake buds, and Orange Barb seeds yesterday - they went well together. Some buds were smoked, a seed was soaked + the Pink Apricot seedling is on Week 3.
Tiger Cake
The Tiger Cake cannabis indica dominant strain was created with the crossing of Layer Cake, and The Menthol cannabis strains. These buds from the Tweed cannabis co. have a solid 26% THC (Source).
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There's a sweet cream, lemon-lime, earthy and and slight petrol pine scent when I open the bag - mind exciting.
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They are vibrant dark and light green, crispy amber buds, with bright orange and yellow pistils - cured to perfection.
The Roll-up
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The Flavors
Sweet creamy, lemon lime pine citrus sour diesel flavor - very slight spice.
The Feels
The lemon lime citrus excites the mind and cushions it - jump starts the mind with a relaxed body buzz. As the mind excitement fades, the even relaxation creeps in - eyelids lightly relaxed. Nice indica buzz for daytime, not too mind heavy, but with good muscle relaxation.
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feminized Orange Barb Seeds
These feminized cannabis seeds arrived in the mail today, Orange Barb hybrid strain - feminized is a benefit, these are almost guaranteed to produce buds and not pollen.
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Orange Barb was created with the crossing of the Barbara Bud and Tangie strains. It grows tall, showing it's sativa side, and has a higher than average yield. The buds will produce an orange woodsy scent and flavor - from the ample Linalool, Caryophyllene, Myrcene, Limonene, and Humulene terpenes (Source).
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I've started soaking one of the Orange Barb Seeds in water, patiently waiting for it to pop. I can only sow one seed for now - three cannabis plants are already started, only four are allowed at a time in BC Canada.
Pink Apricot: Week 3
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Just under a month ago I started soaking Pink Apricot hybrid seeds in a folded paper towel, a few days later they popped.
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Two of the seeds are growing in the hydroponic system, this seed did it's growing in the dirt.
It's growing well in week three, I'll transplant this Pink Apricot hybrid to a larger container soon.
