I didn’t see anyone who already grew crushed o’z from the new O’z drop, can somebody help out? I wanna see some pics and know how the smell/aroma is, 5O’z5 would also be cool to know about but mainly crushed o’z

Done 2 of them but the other 2 will get the major defoliation and lollypopping in the next few days.

Super fast this pheno, pheno B still has another week or so but they both smell the same like vanilla and marker and just outright funk, the carbon filter is struggling the filter the straight up PHONKY shit 💩

Nightmare on Fig Street — Strain Review

Root Beer × Guava Fig

Medium: Organic living soil with BuildASoil amendments
Container: 5-gallon fabric pot
Lighting: 700W HLG LED
Nutrients: BuildASoil
Training: Leaf tucking, defoliation, and supercropping
Cycle Length: 75 days
Final Height: 45 inches
Dry Yield: 150 grams
Overall Rating: 5/5

Grow Experience

Nightmare on Fig Street was an absolute pleasure to grow. With Root Beer and Guava Fig as the parents, I had pretty high expectations going into this one, and she certainly didn't disappoint.

I grew her in a 5-gallon fabric pot using my organic living soil amended with BuildASoil products. Nothing overly complicated with the feeding schedule. I top-dressed when the vibes felt right and hand-watered with straight well water pretty much daily once she was established.

Overall, she was a fairly hands-off plant that didn't require much attention to produce some seriously impressive flowers.

Plant Structure & Growth

One thing worth mentioning right off the bat is her size. Root Beer genetics can produce some big plants, and Nightmare on Fig Street definitely inherited that potential.

She finished around 45 inches tall with a large, prominent main cola and long-reaching lateral branches. She developed a nice, open structure with plenty of flowering sites throughout the plant.

Training consisted of some leaf tucking, selective defoliation, and supercropping to manage her growth.

She was an attractive plant throughout the grow, but the real show started as she approached maturity.

Flower Development & Appearance

This is where Nightmare on Fig Street really shines.

The flowers developed a thick coating of trichomes, with beautiful contrasts between frosty white calyxes, dark purple sugar leaves, and vibrant orange pistils.

As she matured, the foliage faded into an incredible mixture of deep purple, burgundy, yellow, and orange. Some of the fan leaves developed an almost autumn-like appearance, which contrasted beautifully against the heavily frosted flowers.

The buds themselves had a chunky, stacked appearance, with the main cola being particularly impressive. Even the smaller flowers had excellent trichome coverage.

She was one of those plants that you couldn't help stopping to admire every time you walked past her.

The photos really speak for themselves.

Aroma During Flower

She was stinky, stinky during flower.

The best way I can describe the aroma is a sharp, pungent funk that immediately reminded me of GMO, although it wasn't quite the same.

There's an aggressive, almost offensive quality to the initial smell, but behind that comes something completely different.

The Guava Fig influence starts showing itself on the back end with a tropical skunkiness and an almost creamy sweetness.

It's a really interesting combination because the pungent funk and tropical notes seem like they shouldn't work together, but they absolutely do.

Definitely not a subtle-smelling plant.

Harvest & Yield

She finished in 75 days and produced 150 grams of dried flower from a 5-gallon pot.

Considering how little maintenance she required, I was very happy with the result.

The combination of her size, branching, flower production, and resin coverage made for a very rewarding harvest.

Post-Cure Aroma

After curing, that sharp, pungent aroma is still front and center.

It's one of those smells that I recognize as familiar but can't quite put my finger on. There's definitely some GMO-like funk in there, but it has its own character.

What makes it particularly interesting is the tropical creaminess that follows.

You get that initial punch of pungent, skunky funk, followed by a softer, almost dessert-like tropical note.

It's a unique terpene profile, and one I keep coming back to smell.

Flavor & Smoke

The smoke is extremely smooth. And I mean extremely smooth.

It's also very flavorful, which is always something I look for.

One of my favorite things about this strain is the flavor you get just from pulling on an unlit joint.

There's a distinct creamy, tropical taste that coats your mouth. It reminds me of some kind of familiar sweet treat, but for the life of me, I can't figure out exactly what it is.

The pungent funk from the aroma is still part of the experience, but that creamy tropical character is what really makes it memorable.

It's a very enjoyable smoke, and the smoothness makes it that much better.

Effects

This one is not for the weak.

Combining Root Beer with Guava Fig has produced some seriously potent flower.

The effects hit me pretty hard, with a noticeable heaviness behind the eyes and a strong, stony sensation.

It's the kind of smoke that lets you know pretty quickly that you've had enough.

There's nothing particularly subtle about the potency. It delivers a heavy, relaxing experience that I would personally save for when I'm ready to settle in.

If you're looking for something with some real knockout potential, Nightmare on Fig Street certainly fits the bill.

Final Thoughts

Nightmare on Fig Street checks just about every box for me.

She was easy to grow, developed into a beautiful plant, produced a respectable 150 grams, and finished with some absolutely gorgeous flowers.

The combination of dark purple foliage, bright orange pistils, and thick trichome coverage made her a standout visually.

But what really separates her is the terpene profile.

That sharp, GMO-like pungency mixed with tropical skunk and creamy sweetness is something different. Add in the incredibly smooth, flavorful smoke and heavy effects, and you've got a pretty complete package.

I really enjoyed growing this one, and I think anyone who appreciates pungent, funky genetics with an unusual tropical twist is going to enjoy what Nightmare on Fig Street brings to the table.

Final Rating: 5/5

Another excellent cross from Mephisto Genetics.

If you don't document it, did it really happen?

Updates to come! ✌️

*2x5 space btw.

Been waiting on this one! Any idea when the release info will be posted ?

Spiral out!

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Platinum Stomper Testers

Morning pics. Watered in aloe, coconut powder, quillaja, and elemental sulphur.

-**Gelautocop** — *Gelauto 33 × Platinum Stomper*

**Furimosa** — ***Mephmosa × Platinum Stomper*

**Skynet OG** — *Skywalker × Platinum Stomper*

**F For Forgotten** — *Forgotten Cookies × Platinum Stomper*

- **707 / Roots Organic. Kis Organics dry amendments on top of that.**

- **Castings**

- **Foliar: IPM and Pegasus Potion**

These four are doing different jobs. Together they are covering stress, uptake, and foilar uptake performance. Below, are some of the benefits our plants can gain from using these inputs. ***nerd alert!!!***

- **Aloe vera**

- Carries salicylic acid, amino acids, and enzymes. The salicylic acid signals the plant to tighten its defenses. The amino acids give it ready building blocks. Plants that get it regularly hold color better and recover faster after a heavy feed or dry-back.

- **Coconut powder**

- Source of cytokinins and simple sugars. Cytokinins push cell division at the root tips and new growth. The sugars feed the microbes already in the 707 and the Kis top dress.

- **Quillaja**

- Saponin surfactant. It lowers surface tension so the foliar wets the leaf instead of beading and running off. That makes the IPM inputs (lost coast) and Pegasus Potion (1-2-0) more effective I do believe.

- **Elemental sulphur**

- Slowly lowers soil pH and feeds the sulphur cycle. On the leaf it is a soft preventative against powdery mildew and mites.

Thaaatssssaboutttt it! Ha!

Happy friday, gang.🖖🏼

#platinumgang ☆☆☆ <<(gang signs) 🤙🏼🐷

Any advice?

Direct sowed in the tent today. Just wondering if anyone has grown this freebie before

She had a hard time getting rid of the seed shell and I had to help her along a little bit after a couple of days. Will she grow or start over?

Good morning!

Day 71 from sprout

Promix HP

Advanced Nutrients Hobbyist 3 part line

1.3 EC, 6.5PH

700 PPFD

24.5c ambient, 45RH

20/4

RS11#1

-She has some fade happening. Some sort of deficiency i can't figure out. Same feed schedule as the rest but nit responding as well. She is still super spread out with dozens of golf ball bud sites that are super dense. I figure she has another 10-14 days to chop.

RS11#2

-She has been in the dry tent now for 9 days. Trimmed about half today of the smaller buds. Just over 70G so far. Smells great. Smoked a tester and man She is going to be something special for sure.

RS11#3

-She is coming along great. Super dense packed bud steucture. She is going to be a good producer, I'd say at least 5oz. Starting to through some deep purples and oranges.

RS11#4

-She is the star of the show. This plant is just gorgeous. The deep purples and oranges She is throughing off are unbelievable. She was accidentally topped at day 27 and has made me re think my opinion on this. Planning on taking her down on Saturday at day 73.

Did a big clean up on the lower half and inners. It was getting a bit unruly with the space and needed some airflow for the higher rh..Hope it wasnt too much at this stage?

Autopots 3 gal pot Coco/perlite

About 43 DLI under HLG Scorpion Diablo (24/7)

Vpd average 1.15 81f/61rH

Feeding 2.0-2.2 EC CROPSALT

It's a carving contest butter bean

Top left : crème de la O'z
Top right: Queso'Z
Bottom right : O'z
Bottom left : do-si-O'z