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Sweet Burnout
(garlic slushy x blue kong bear)

Sweet Burnout
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This is a real winner, a thoroughbred, a masterful display of raw power!

 

Sweet Burnout is our foray into the burnt rubber terpene world! But with a little somtehtin sweet.

This one has some serious sticking power, both on your fingertips and on the pallet. When breaking up the pheno hunt winner, based on morphology, this one realllly stood out. If you’ve ever been to a racetrack or seen a friend smoke the tires, there is not really any other smell like it. Very distinct! Well, imagine if they had done that same burnout on a pile of blueberries, raspberries, boysenberries, strawberries, mangoes, bananas etc.

 

 

Just like at the race track or your friends driveway, you’ll never forget the smell, and it’ll have you saying “Sweeeeeet Burnout, man”

 

 

This is a medium to large plant with an outlier pheno that gets HUGE!

Dripping with , and every inch covered with trichs.

 

With this one you’ll get the overall size of the garlic slushy, and the world  renowned density from the BKB. This is a real winner, one not to be missed

 

 

 

garlic slushy x BKB

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  1. James Carter –

    For me, best flavor yet! Great bud structure, very easy to harvest.

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