The Cross
Greenpoint used their Stardawg male to pollinate the authentic clone only Triangle Kush cut from Origins TK, who is the man the plant traces back to.
The Parents
Triangle Kush came out of Central Florida in 1990, an accidental F1 of Emerald Triangle and Hindu Kush, and the same seeded batch produced OG Kush. The name refers to Miami, Tampa and Jacksonville.
Stardawg is Chem 4 crossed to Tres Dawg, from Top Dawg Seeds, and it brings the yield and the stout structure.
What’s In The Pack
Ten regular photoperiod seeds, males included. Many of the better plants show red and purple at the end of flower.
In The Garden
70-80 days. Hardy, easy to grow and beginner friendly, which is not true of Triangle Kush on its own.
Photo credit: @anthony.louis.lorenz, 2017
Seed release: Greenpoint Seeds.
Fat frosty nugs. In week 6 they tripled in size. I was shocked. A+
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Grew this out last summer. 2 phenos. I more purple. Greener variety slightly more flavor and potency. Slightly. Other than that kind of the same. Favorite variety thus far. Flavor is unmatched. I could smoke constantly. Growing again with remainder of seeds. Last summer was HPS. This summer is LED. Outdoors plant did not fare well in northern climate. Grew to 10 ft tall and failed to flower in time. Probably better far south. Anyways I love this strain.
Gas/fuels/accelrants, pine, tobacco, lemony, minty and general funk in scent and flavor – she’s a winner, can wreck days 😎
Sweet. 8 weeks into flower. Tripled in size within the last week. Patiently waiting. 2 phenos. One taller. Should be good.
Overall awesome strain. I sprouted 2 seeds sometime in July, both sprouted with one male and one female, seems I got the green colored variety. I grew them in a white fabric pot. I yanked the male, and the female grew to 39″ tall with tons of buds and colas. Fertilized with organic general fertilizer, then with flower girl fertilizer during flowering.
I grew this outside in southern arizona, extremely hot and dry climate. Summer temps are around 115 degrees, even on harvest day (October 11) afternoon temps were over 100 degrees. It didn’t get sun damage, and didn’t require shade. However I did put it under 60% shade fabric in the afternoons in the last month to help the buds get a cooler temp.
I cut the base and dried the whole plant for a week inside, then cured in mason jars. I saved all the large buds and colas first, then kept all medium sized buds for a tincture. I ended up with 4 ounces of killer buds, and 1 ounce of medium size buds for the tincture. I tossed all the small buds because there was so much.
Great smoke after 2 months of curing, very floral smell like a flower shop, and gives a great high. Highly recommended strain!
the reason we don’t see much history/pics on tombstone? It was discontinued a few years back.
glad to see this very Bad to the Bone cross reinstated back into action!
Loving this strain. Stinky, very forgiving on changes in temps and humidity. Grows like a weed that’s for sure. I am 4 weeks into flower and these nugs are so dense and smell of lemon pine. Relative humidity %45-55… Temps are 70-75. 5×2 tent
So far these are the most vigorous to germ. Within 12 hours all of the first 6 were open and out about an eigth of an inch can’t wait to update with some pretty nuggets. Can’t believe there’s no reviews or pics off this one anywhere. Most all fem, one male seed I threw out and one I grew out.
***SMOKE REVIEW***: First and foremost, it’s very hard to write this because of how mind numbing the effects are😂. I smoke heavily everyday and I can barely finish a bowl! It hits behind the eyes and makes you want to relax and just watch tv or something very laid back but If you smoked this before bed you’d be asleep very quick. I also get very bad migraines and I happened to have one for the past couple of days and it went away a few minutes after the bowl I smoked. The only issue I had was how harsh the hits were but it was 100 percent my fault. I had to chop early due to my home AC going out and the scorching summer heating my house. Surprisingly the plant thrived in the heat some days it got up to 101 degrees and 70%+ humidity!😬 still hung in there strong. I can’t even imagine what this pheno could have been like in the correct environment. I’m going to run this back for sure and I definitely recommend y’all run this too!