I couldn't resist ordering an Indica Viper bean when Attitude started handling the John Sinclair line. I'm a Motor City OG
and ran in some of the same freak circles in Detroit/Ann Arbor as did Sinclair and his kickass band the MC5. Remember
"Kick Out The Jams Motherfucker!"? That was John and the boys in 1968/69. I did some security work at their concerts
and was lucky enough to be backstage sharing a line with Rob Tyner, lead singer for the 5, when Big Brother recorded
most of what ended up on the Cheap Thrills album. <heavy sigh> Good times.
Anyway, I grew out the Indica Viper and it's been on the drying rack for 3 days. It is drying a lot slower than the other
premium indicas I've got going. Normally my nugs are 90% dry after 3 days but the IV is still so moist it may be just half dry now.
Squeezing a bud today is like squeezing a french fry. I can't help but think the resin content is so high the buds feel wet
and sticky. But the difference between this one and all the others has got me thinking good things here.
Anyone else grown this variety?
BigSteve.
and ran in some of the same freak circles in Detroit/Ann Arbor as did Sinclair and his kickass band the MC5. Remember
"Kick Out The Jams Motherfucker!"? That was John and the boys in 1968/69. I did some security work at their concerts
and was lucky enough to be backstage sharing a line with Rob Tyner, lead singer for the 5, when Big Brother recorded
most of what ended up on the Cheap Thrills album. <heavy sigh> Good times.
Anyway, I grew out the Indica Viper and it's been on the drying rack for 3 days. It is drying a lot slower than the other
premium indicas I've got going. Normally my nugs are 90% dry after 3 days but the IV is still so moist it may be just half dry now.
Squeezing a bud today is like squeezing a french fry. I can't help but think the resin content is so high the buds feel wet
and sticky. But the difference between this one and all the others has got me thinking good things here.
Anyone else grown this variety?
BigSteve.
