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I've nearly all but pulled mine from the tent it's just pathetic looking. But since i got others still in there it's not wasting my time LOL. No big loss really just wanted a odd leaf looking plant.
Here's my ladies. SoOrbudgal the second is only a week younger than the first. Don't give up hope the smoke is nice. They are sloooow but cool to grow for the novelty.
I started growing Freaks initially for the novelty value but then it became an absolute favorite smoke among friends. Even though it's primarily a sativa strain, my Indica leaning friends can't seem get enough of it. It's definitely a smoke to be shared among friends.
I've been bringing my new ones still in solo cups outside recently while we've been having some nice mild weather here in SoCal and they just love it. Growing outdoors really allows them to develop. I won't be harvesting until October but that allows them to reach an impressive height and crazy yield.
Made a few grams. Next freak i get im holding for a outside grow. It sure does the trick. Fruity, pepper and smooth. Nice cerebral numbness and good for a day smoke.
The Freak's stems are typically hollow like a drinking straw. Try not to bend in one particular area so you get a gradual arc when you train it. I grow outdoors so I have a lot of room for growth. I have no idea how they react under lights. They really like to grow straight up but with training you can double your yield.
Roger on the hollow stems. First thing i noticed when i snapped it.(Main Stem) I didn't do much training after that. I'm thinking this is a great outside strain!!
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