The Cross
An F1 where both parents were selected on resin from opposite directions. One for sheer coverage, the other for structure that holds it.
The name works on two levels. The digital half points at the coverage inherited from the mother, which reads as something rendered rather than grown. The snow half points at the Platinum ancestry in her maternal line and at the Ninth Circle of Dante’s Inferno, which is not fire but a frozen lake.
The Parents
Dip N Stix is Beleaf‘s phenotype selection out of In House Genetics‘ Sugarcane, which is Platinum crossed to Slurricane and back through Slurricane to Do-Si-Dos and Purple Punch.
Dante’s Inferno is Clearwater Genetics and Tiki Madman‘s Oreoz crossed to Devil Driver. Dark leaved, structurally excellent, and the plant that solved the Oreoz problem.
What’s In The Pack
Six feminized photoperiod seeds. The better plants come out with the mother’s coverage on the father’s frame, which is the combination worth keeping.
In The Garden
58-70 days. The Dante’s Inferno side brings the rigidity that makes this workable at scale. The Dip N Stix side brings the sensitivity, so keep the room steady.
Generally easy grow but seemed to get a tad touchy with the nitrogen right after the flip. Coated in frost, smells like key lime pie.
Easy grow from veg thru flower, firm & frosty nugs. Major citrus notes, not to date myself but the smell/taste reminds me of Diet Rite Lemon/Lime (if anyone remembers)
Trichomes are crazy on this fat lady. Hard chunky stems and trains well. Smells like lime pixie sticks. Dark leaves in the end makes it look spooky.