“This strain is all banana; it smells and tastes like this, and it is very intriguing. These heavily trichome-encrusted flowers are sticky and have given me a tremendously powerful super-stoned effect.”
„Is it New Year’s Eve already? Kush Mintz has become a vibrant multi-flower rocket soaring in higher regions, jam-packed with excellent explosive properties. Once again, it is a true strain of ace bred by Barney’s Farm!”
“This hype about Gelato didn’t fall out of the blue sky! Barney’s Farm’s Gelato #45 variant embodies all the great things this variety has become famous for – trichome-soaked picture book-style buds with a super sweet and sophisticated flavor to savor and a soul-warming, most blissful high. Absolutely nothing left to be desired!”
Barney’s Farm is known for having the right touch for Californian West Coast genetics, already having bestowed a multitude of terrific strains of this kind on the cannabis world. With Runtz Layer Cake, the Barney’s breeders created an incredibly richly layered variety the genetic composition of which reads like a glorious line-up of an all-star team as the most illustrious names from the Californian dessert strain department are coming together here:
Biscotti Mintz was the fourth variety The Doc grew when he did a run with Barney’s Farm West Coast strains only. About its parents, Biscotti and Mintz, Barney’s says they’re “two of the USA’s premium and most elusive strains.”
Cannabis strains offering such a flavour are in popular demand. Not only because they are smelling and tasting so delicious, but also because their high limonene terpene content contributes to an exhilarating, occasionally even prickling and euphoric way of effect.
A US strain highly popular in pot shops, on its wave of success Skywalker OG swarn to Europe. Directly into the hands of Barney’s Farm in the Netherlands, amongst others. Barney’s decided not to simply reproduce Skywalker OG 1:1, but equip it with an automatic blooming gear box, thus developing it further into an autoflowing variety.
Mimosa Evo was the first-ever Barney’s Farm strain of Mr. Knolle’s gardening career. Having emerged as one breathtaking spectacle, he naturally was keen to experience more strain adventures based on the work of this heavily popular Dutch seed company.
The Doc envisaged another potential Cali strain highlight when a bag of Blue Sunset Sherbert from Barney’s Farm arrived at his test station.
They appear like endangered exotic species struggling for survival in secluded habitats in their native countries. And, apart from that, are devotedly cultivated by merely a handful of people, just as is the case with orchid devotees.