Mr Jones from Compound Genetics Feminized Seeds

Description

Mr Jones from Compound Genetics Feminized Seeds

Mr Jones is a hybrid cannabis seed from Compound Genetics they are available as  feminized seeds resulting from crossing OZK BX2  x Eye Candy

OZK BX2 is a variety created by Full Moon Genetics by crossing the OZ Kush x (OZ Kush x Peach Ozzz) varieties .

As growth ends and flowering begins, its dark green buds fade into purple tones and a citrus aroma that will flood the growing area.

As flowering progresses, the OG aroma takes over from the citrus, producing very large buds and tightly stacked colas.

It provide support points using tutors or similar so that the size and performance reach their optimal point.

Although there isn’t much information about the variety, they assure that the aroma is unmistakable and very intense.

The deep diesel scent offers a kush fragrance, nuanced by a light touch of sweet peach from its Peach Ozz heritage.

Eye Candy is a variety cross by the breeder himself through the crossing of Biscotti x The Menthol .

The acclaimed Cookie Fam variety joins the breeder’s already legendary variety to offer us a potent variety with a unique aroma.

Growers who have been able to plant this strain describe its smell as that of a GSC Premium with sweet and minty undertones.

The breeder has chosen this variety for its purple and green flowers absolutely covered in trichomes, as well as its aroma of pure gas with a touch of sweetness.

This variety belongs to the Eye Candy Collection Vol. 2 by Compound Genetics as the icing on the cake of their previous drop with Eye Candy.

Varieties like Bullz Eye , Chrome Dome or Got Caught  belonging to Vol. 1  surprised us with their exotic appearance and a pure gas aroma.

Which terpenes predominate in this Compound Genetics strain?

• Aroma of sweet zkittlez and astringent gas.

What is the flowering period of Mr Jones from Compound Genetics?

• Indoors: 8-9 weeks of flowering.
• Outside: Late September – Early October.

You can find more information about this variety on the official  Compound Genetics website.

If you want to learn a little more about the history of Compound Genetics, I recommend you read this.