Outdoor King Seeds – ThaiMav

ThaiMav
(Maverick S1 x autoWildThailandryder) F1

This is a particularly interesting early outdoor cross variety. Experienced British grower Muds, who can look back on a long season of successful harvests, rated this variety 10/10. Here are some of his impressions:

“The smell is simply overwhelming. An intense, putrid, fermented skunk smell that has absolutely nothing fruity about it – you could smell it 50 meters away from where it was grown. The plants were harvested about two weeks late, and out of all 30 plants I only found one small piece of mold – really impressive! A real old school strain, and everyone who has tried it says the same. I will be working big with this strain this year.

The buds are dark green with purple hues and covered with a fine layer of small trichomes. The leaf-to-calyx ratio is average, the density is decent, and the overall appearance is simple but appealing.

And that smell – that old-school skunk/cheese/gas scent! It’s simply overwhelming. Not recommended for growing near populated areas as the smell is a real giant and becomes even stronger after drying. The taste after drying is a pungent, sour garlic flavor – really very pleasant!

Harvesting can take place as early as the end of August at 52°N, but I recommend leaving the plants until the middle or end of September – they tolerate this well.

The pictures were also taken by him. Many thanks to Muds for testing this variety for us all!

**3 feminized seeds per packet
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**Important notes for all plants that are ready before mid-September:**

1. you should transplant them early and keep them in small pots for a maximum of 3 weeks. If the roots become too crowded, they will start to flower and can no longer recover.

2. they reach their peak during the flowering period, when the nights are still warm. If you catch a rainy period during this time, the plants will not be able to defend themselves against mold. This makes these very early varieties a bit risky: you can harvest outstanding Herb when the weather is good, but in bad weather you can lose the harvest due to mold. Therefore, you should not put all your “eggs in one basket”.