Tiki Madman popped his first seed at thirteen in Michigan and never slowed down. The logo is a real pirate wanted poster from the 1720s, which fits a breeder who bought the Jealousy cut outright from JBeezy, renamed it, and let the community argue about it.
The other side of him is the lab: facilities staffed with MIT graduates running plant stem-cell work to clear Hop Latent Viroid out of elite cuts, tradition on one hand and clean stock on the other. Devil Driver, his Sundae Driver and Melonade cross, shows what the program produces.
The crosses below carry Tiki Madman cuts.
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All four seats germinated and grew absolutely amazingly. At least three different phenotypes out of four plants. Extremely potent. Four plants yield 13 and three-quarter ounces dry.
Verified BuyerNice plant covered with frosty cupcakes with a garlic pine-sol scent. Looking forward to smoking after cure.
Verified BuyerBeautiful 3' plant with rock hard buds top to bottom with a serious cola atop. It took me to the temple. Crushing first hid transitions to calm focus. The terps burn the nostrils and the noids numb the mouth.
