Rosetta Stone seeds

Brothers Grimm received so much popular demand to re-issue Rosetta Stone that they have decided to go one better. MrSoul had wanted this release to be even heavier in resin production and overall yield without sacrificing flavor. This Rosetta Stone flowers a bit longer, but what a joy it is to behold these sparkling colas finishing their last couple of weeks. It clones remarkably well and is generally an easy plant to grow. The major difference in this release is the mother plant’s genetics. Brothers Grimm pollinated a very special Jack Herer female with an incredible male they discovered when they grew some P75 seeds that MrSoul had stashed away. He looks like a male version of their prized seed mother called Genius – his branching pattern is identical and his floral clusters are dense like female colas – just remarkable. This male has the quality of letting the female’s traits come through in their offspring which created the ultimate Rosetta Stone. Expect wonderfully sweet, musky, incense scented plants with notes of jasmine and anise – the classic Jack Herer aromas and flavor as well as the potent, uplifting, cerebral high with an adrenaline rush. It’s Jack Herer in a more consistent, bigger yielding and faster-flowering seed line.

Morphology: These are big, vigorous plants with tons of resin on a large main cola and heavily budded branches so be sure to use supports. Expect two main phenotypes from these seeds – 20% tall plants, 80% short plants. Either one is awesome, so just pick your favorite – we like the short ones for indoors and the tall for outdoors.

How Does it Smoke? Rosetta Stone buds smell like a classy men’s cologne; musk, jasmine and anise notes hit the nose - it’s classic Jack Herer. And the high is a sublime classy one too, you feel smoothed out and ready to party or get artistic.

Growing Notes: Let the plants grow multi-headed, or with a single-dominant-cola. Stake the main colas to support them. Their strong branches may need no other staking than that, but watch for heavy branches that may need additional support. SOG and SCROG work well too.