Dominion Seed Company Screaming Eagle 13 Regular Seeds

You are bidding on a rare Dominion Seed Company Screaming Eagle 13 Regular Photoperiod Seeds pack!
n
nLineage: Airborne G13 x (88 G13 Hashplant x Afghani)
n
nMorphology – Screaming Eagle branches vertically and stretches quite a bit, much like an OG but with stronger branches. She will do great as a scrog plant filling in trellis and stretching into an awesome canopy. Golf ball buds stack up the branches with nice colas on top. Resin production starts early and packs on the entire cycle. The smells range across the intense pine and citrus area and have the slight grape and candy influences in certain phenos to varying degrees. Occasionally the burnt rubber and acrid phenos show.
n
nGrowing Notes- The eagles stay hungry, so you will want to stay on the heavier side of feeding. Before flower be sure to supplement nitrogen and calcium. During the first half of flower make sure your bloom regimen includes some nitrogen and facilitate calcium on the heavy side during this time. I would recommend staying on the high side of calcium feeding until week 7 and a good mag. boost during week 7 along with a stout pk boost. Introducing an early pk boost and a humic supplement around day 12-14 will make for tighter nodes and a better flower set with reduced stretch.
n
nStretch Ratio – 3:1
n
nPest Resistance – 7/10
n
nMold/Mildew Resistance – 7/10
n
nStress Resistance Notes – No intersex traits noted through all stress testing.
n
nFlower Cycle: 58-68 Days
n
nYield: Above Average
n
nAuction Rules:
n

n
• All auctions start at 16:20 Eastern on Friday at $1 with no reserve and end at 16:20 Eastern on Sunday.

n

• The bid increment is $5.

n

• A bid placed in the last 60 seconds will extend the auction by five minutes.

n

• Proxy bidding is allowed.

n

• Payment is due within 24 hours of the auction closing. You can pay by credit card, debit card, crypto, or cash.

n

• Shipping is not included in the winning bid price. You will be responsible for USPS Priority Mail ($10) shipping costs.

n

• If the first-highest bidder does not pay the payment on time, the second-highest bidder is assigned as the winner. If the second-highest bidder also does not pay the amount on time, the auction fails and may or may not be relisted at a later date.

n

• Failure to pay for winning items within 24 hours will result in an immediate ban from participating in future auctions.

n