Cheddar Galette Auto [LIMITED]

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DIRTY BIRD GENETICS > CHEDDAR GALETTE AUTO (LEMON PARMESAN X SOUR APPLE)

Genetics: Lemon Parmesan x Sour Apple

Series: ALPHA

Pack Size: 3 Seeds

Seed Type: Feminized

Filial Generation: F1

Flowering Time: 70-80 days from sprout to harvest

Cannabis Type: Hybrid

Yield: Medium

Phenotypic Variation: Low

Growth Type: Autoflowering

Plant Morphology:

Very uniform morphologically. Average height and internodal spacing; apically dominant with lateral canopy on the lower half of the plant; high calyx-to-leaf ratio. Floral initiation begins around day 28. Standard conical buds – mildly granular with what appears to be a potential to lightly foxtail. High trichome accumulation and are very sticky to the touch. Calyxes are green with inner leaves that finish with purple to red/pink colors. Coloring is present on most, if not all plants – some deeper than others. Divergence for color and terpenes.

Terpenes: A complex mix of: Cilantro, Strawberry Cereal, Cheddar, Garlic, Apple, Citrus/Lemon, Pine.

Effect: Cheddar Galette offers a goofy and spacy high. This smooth hitting hybrid will leave you relaxingly stoned!

Notes from the Grower(s):

The Cheddar Galette–a cross of the Lemon Parmesan Auto (NASC Commercial Cultivars) and the Sour Apple Auto (bred in-house by Dirty Bird Genetics)–was one of the hardest strains for our team to name to-date because it had so many things going on at once. Morphologically, it is more of a sativa, but genetically it’s very much a hybrid, even leaning slightly more indica on paper. The plants are apically dominant with very strong central colas, but they also develop great lateral canopy on the lower half of the plants. Terpenes, as intriguing as they are unidentifiable, are all over the spectrum. All of these touch points that we would normally refer to when naming a strain were almost contradictions. Cheddar Galette, the name we ultimately landed on, is a tribute to its incredibly complex terpene profile–a unique mashup of cheddar and apples, cilantro and strawberry, and citrus and pine, each with a strong garlic finish.

We observed two phenotypes in this F1 cross with the main differences being color and terpenes. Morphologically, all of the plants we tested were uniform. They were average height, resembling a bit of a Christmas tree in shape, average-to-low internodal spacing, and high calyx-to-leaf ratios. They had great stacking, long conical colas that ran the length of their main stalks, and trichome production that was above average and made for great bag appeal. These plants put on trichomes early in their lifecycle, sticky to the touch throughout, floral initiation was quick, and they finished around 70-80 days. Pushing them to the later end of this time frame seemed to deepen the coloring on those that got color. Most, if not all, finished with coloring on the flower and foliage, and about half finished a dark purple, maroon and yellow color. The other half finished a pale green dusted with red and pink on the leaves and flower, the pale coloring making the trichomes really poop. The latter seemed to lean more cilantro/citrus/pine whereas the purple cohort had more of a strawberry cereal/cilantro terpene profile. A garlic finish was observed in both phenotypes.

Feminized Autoflowering