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Flavortown

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Jimmy Nitz of Pisces Genetics made the Motorbreath seed stock. The hunter known as Sticky Icky OG pulled the #15 out of a large population and that selection is why the plant has the standing it does. Greenpoint put it under reversed Platinum Lemon Cherry Gelato pollen, which is Marcel’s cut out of Michigan. East Coast grit, West Coast polish.

Motorbreath #15 x Platinum Lemon Cherry Gelato | Feminized photoperiod | 6 seeds | 62-70 days

Seed release: Greenpoint Seeds.

Selection and source credits: TheLeafDocta.

The Cross

The loudest cultivars come out of collisions between East Coast Chem and West Coast Cookies, and Flavortown is that collision made on purpose: the rawest Chem plant in the catalog pollinated by the most decorated resin selection of the modern era.

Genetic contribution splits roughly four ways. 25% Chemdog D, 25% SFV OG Kush, 25% Cookies complex through GSC, Sherbet and Pink Panties, and 25% Super Lemon Haze.

The Parents

Motorbreath #15 is Chemdog D crossed to SFV OG Kush. Jimmy Nitz at Pisces Genetics produced the seed stock, and the #15 owes its status to Sticky Icky OG, who pulled it as the keeper from a substantial run. Where the #2 and the #10 leaned toward OG, the #15 went headfirst into the Chem D side. It contributes the yield and the weight that no amount of bag appeal breeding can replicate.

The SFV OG side of that mother is the structural stabilizer, spreading dense Chem D flowers across a wider, more manageable canopy.

Platinum Lemon Cherry Gelato is Marcel’s cut, known as TheLeafDocta, run through Cannatique Farms. Sunset Sherbet crossed to Girl Scout Cookies, then crossed to Super Lemon Haze, reversed to make pollen for this cross.

What’s In The Pack

Six feminized photoperiod seeds. The hunt runs between Motorbreath leaning plants and PLCG leaning plants, and the keepers hold both sides at once.

In The Garden

62-70 days. Moderate difficulty, commercial tier yield. Expect both lateral and vertical stretch, so a trellis is recommended rather than optional. Chem D lineage means a hungry plant.

Seed release: Greenpoint Seeds.

Specs

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TIM R.

Soaked 1, got 1 - flipped after 4 weeks in veg at 16", moderate stretch to 28" at harvest. No issues noted, other than it was really easy to clone this one! No training to speak of, just defoliation at flip and F21. Another easy grow. Thanks Gu.

(8) (0)
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alphamsh

3 of the 4 flavortowns I have running is doing exceptionally well. I received 6 seeds in my order, 1 didnt germ and another I carelessly killed. One of these will be a keeper and ill be cloning and choosing from the 3 vigorous growers to keep as a mother. Beware of the Brigaders from Heisenburg seeds lowering the ratings. They need to grow up, stop playing dirty, and let the products and grows speak for themselves.

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alphamsh

3 of the 4 flavortowns I have running is doing exceptionally well. I received 6 seeds in my order, 1 didnt germ and another I carelessly killed. One of these will be a keeper and ill be cloning and choosing from the 3 vigorous growers to keep as a mother. Beware of the Brigaders from Heisenburg seeds lowering the ratings. They need to grow up, stop playing dirty, and let the products and grows speak for themselves.

(10) (2)
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alphamsh

3 of the 4 flavortowns I have running is doing exceptionally well. I received 6 seeds in my order, 1 didnt germ and another I carelessly killed. One of these will be a keeper and ill be cloning and choosing from the 3 vigorous growers to keep as a mother. Beware of the Brigaders from Heisenburg seeds lowering the ratings. They need to grow up, stop playing dirty, and let the products and grows speak for themselves.

(10) (2)
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alphamsh

3 of the 4 flavortowns I have running is doing exceptionally well. I received 6 seeds in my order, 1 didnt germ and another I carelessly killed. One of these will be a keeper and ill be cloning and choosing from the 3 vigorous growers to keep as a mother. Beware of the Brigaders from Heisenburg seeds lowering the ratings. They need to grow up, stop playing dirty, and let the products and grows speak for themselves.

(10) (2)
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Rod Carefoot

5 star for germination , lets see how they grow now

(6) (0)
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Mark Rifenburgh

The plants are looking okay, the bud structure is kind of small, I planted 4 seeds and the plant in the back right corner hermed on me,here is a pic of them. I keep trying to give Greenpoint a shot, but why grow your seeds when they keep producing male flowers.

(4) (2)
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Pete

Did this one quick and dirty. Almost no veg time, 2 weeks once she had a few leaves, straight to 12/12. Late season replacement for an outdoor casualty. Now into week 7 flower. Really smelling the sfv-og with a little bit of sweetness on it. Neglected the heck out of this plant. Tied up with other stuff. Did some last minute high stress training while she was stretching in flower for height management with some bud clips and a sort of super top to keep her in the tent. She handled it fine. Hasn't been a food piggy either. Couple weeks till chop. Looks great, smells great, been a breeze. Live soil, worm casting, down to earth all purpose splash of epsom early in flower. Will grow again if she slaps right 👍🏻

(0) (0)
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Pete

Did this one quick and dirty. Almost no veg time, 2 weeks once she had a few leaves, straight to 12/12. Late season replacement for an outdoor casualty. Now into week 7 flower. Really smelling the sfv-og with a little bit of sweetness on it. Neglected the heck out of this plant. Tied up with other stuff. Did some last minute high stress training while she was stretching in flower for height management with some bud clips and a sort of super top to keep her in the tent. She handled it fine. Hasn't been a food piggy either. Couple weeks till chop. Looks great, smells great, been a breeze. Live soil, worm casting, down to earth all purpose splash of epsom early in flower. Will grow again if she slaps right 👍🏻

(0) (0)
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Pete

Did this one quick and dirty. Almost no veg time, 2 weeks once she had a few leaves, straight to 12/12. Late season replacement for an outdoor casualty. Now into week 7 flower. Really smelling the sfv-og with a little bit of sweetness on it. Neglected the heck out of this plant. Tied up with other stuff. Did some last minute high stress training while she was stretching in flower for height management with some bud clips and a sort of super top to keep her in the tent. She handled it fine. Hasn't been a food piggy either. Couple weeks till chop. Looks great, smells great, been a breeze. Live soil, worm casting, down to earth all purpose splash of epsom early in flower. Will grow again if she slaps right 👍🏻

(0) (0)
Image #4 from Pete

Pete

Did this one quick and dirty. Almost no veg time, 2 weeks once she had a few leaves, straight to 12/12. Late season replacement for an outdoor casualty. Now into week 7 flower. Really smelling the sfv-og with a little bit of sweetness on it. Neglected the heck out of this plant. Tied up with other stuff. Did some last minute high stress training while she was stretching in flower for height management with some bud clips and a sort of super top to keep her in the tent. She handled it fine. Hasn't been a food piggy either. Couple weeks till chop. Looks great, smells great, been a breeze. Live soil, worm casting, down to earth all purpose splash of epsom early in flower. Will grow again if she slaps right 👍🏻

(0) (0)
Image #5 from Pete

Pete

Did this one quick and dirty. Almost no veg time, 2 weeks once she had a few leaves, straight to 12/12. Late season replacement for an outdoor casualty. Now into week 7 flower. Really smelling the sfv-og with a little bit of sweetness on it. Neglected the heck out of this plant. Tied up with other stuff. Did some last minute high stress training while she was stretching in flower for height management with some bud clips and a sort of super top to keep her in the tent. She handled it fine. Hasn't been a food piggy either. Couple weeks till chop. Looks great, smells great, been a breeze. Live soil, worm casting, down to earth all purpose splash of epsom early in flower. Will grow again if she slaps right 👍🏻

(0) (0)
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  1. TR

    Soaked 1, got 1 – flipped after 4 weeks in veg at 16″, moderate stretch to 28″ at harvest. No issues noted, other than it was really easy to clone this one! No training to speak of, just defoliation at flip and F21. Another easy grow. Thanks Gu.

    Image #1 from TIM R.
    (8) (0)
  2. A

    3 of the 4 flavortowns I have running is doing exceptionally well.

    I received 6 seeds in my order, 1 didnt germ and another I carelessly killed.

    One of these will be a keeper and ill be cloning and choosing from the 3 vigorous growers to keep as a mother.

    Beware of the Brigaders from Heisenburg seeds lowering the ratings. They need to grow up, stop playing dirty, and let the products and grows speak for themselves.

    Image #1 from alphamsh
    Image #2 from alphamsh
    Image #3 from alphamsh
    Image #4 from alphamsh
    (10) (2)
  3. RC

    5 star for germination , lets see how they grow now

    Image #1 from Rod Carefoot
    (6) (0)
  4. MR

    The plants are looking okay, the bud structure is kind of small, I planted 4 seeds and the plant in the back right corner hermed on me,here is a pic of them. I keep trying to give Greenpoint a shot, but why grow your seeds when they keep producing male flowers.

    Image #1 from Mark Rifenburgh
    (4) (2)
  5. H

    I have never had any problems with seeds from GP! Returning customer for a reason! I cannot wait to run these and I will update!

    (4) (2)
  6. SB

    Popped 2 . 1 germinated and quickly died it produced 1 seed leaf and was disfigured. Seeds look very white and silver color

    (15) (14)
  7. A

    fast growth

    (0) (1)
  8. RJ

    Bad germ

    (11) (12)
  9. CH

    All my seeds cracked and germinated and only 4 were strong enough to push out of soil, I kept 2 of the strongest seedlings for myself.fingers crossed with these because I never have an issue with my seeds let alone struggling with making them live

    (3) (6)
  10. P

    Did this one quick and dirty. Almost no veg time, 2 weeks once she had a few leaves, straight to 12/12. Late season replacement for an outdoor casualty. Now into week 7 flower. Really smelling the sfv-og with a little bit of sweetness on it. Neglected the heck out of this plant. Tied up with other stuff. Did some last minute high stress training while she was stretching in flower for height management with some bud clips and a sort of super top to keep her in the tent. She handled it fine. Hasn’t been a food piggy either. Couple weeks till chop. Looks great, smells great, been a breeze. Live soil, worm casting, down to earth all purpose splash of epsom early in flower. Will grow again if she slaps right 👍🏻

    Image #1 from Pete
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