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Sundae Banana Cookies numero uno just hit jars. I’ll give a smoke report once they’ve cured.

A few shots of Honey Sundae number 1. These have been in the jar for a little over a week. The smell is grapes and spice. Flavor is lip smacking sweetness with a spicy aftertaste that lingers in the tongue. The high is very relaxed and sedative. It’s wonderful for sleep. Thanks @genuity for the...

Chopped Honey Sundae number 1 and 2 the other night. #1 #2

Thank you sir.

I’ll be chopping these fairly soon. They’re ready, I’m just waiting for some free time.

I have very chilly nighttime temperatures, that combined with a purpling variety is my guess. I’ve had a few other strains do that as well. Bodega Bubblegum was another that went almost black.

Happy New Year’s! A couple shots of Honey Sundae numero uno. Taken with lights off using a flash. Thanks @genuity for letting me test these.

A few shots of Honey Sundae from today. Maybe another week before I chop them.

Sundae Banana Cookies. #1 #2 #3

The tent and Honey Sundaes getting close. #1 #2 #3 #4

Some shots of Sundae Banana Cookies just as the lights were coming on. #1 #2 #3

Most recent photos of Sundae Banana Cookies. #1 #2 #3

Here is a shot of Honey Sundae with the lights off, it shows the color better. #1 #3 #4

Honey Sundaes are starting to look great, can’t wait to harvest these gals. Thanks for the chance to run them @genuity. #1 #2 #3 #4

Sundae Banana Cookies. #1 #2 #3

Honey Sundae. Taken under HPS with flash. #1 #2 #3 #4

This recipe is based around a 5-10 gallon pot, you’d probably have to increase the ratio of super soil in a smaller pot. I typically run 25-30% super soil. The super soil is cooked, usually a month+ prior to use.

Sundae Banana Cookies #1 just as lights were coming on.

Honey Sundae from @genuity starting to show some color. Shots taken just before lights came on.

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