Smoke Report - Nirvana's Papaya

I grew this strain and thought I'd give my opinion in case anyone was considering giving it a try. Enjoy.

Nirvana's Papaya

Ordered direct from Nirvana

Veged approx 4 weeks - 14'' - 16'' tall under 600 watt MH & supplemental lighting

Flowered approx 91/2 weeks. approx 32'' tall under 600 watt HPS supplemental lighting.

Ease of grow - Very easy to grow. Very forgiving. Recommended for beginners or people who are horticulturally challenged.

Aroma - Very sweet but mild. Did not stink up the house. Really didn't smell very much until late in flower.

Flavor - Excellent! Very sweet and fruity taste that lingers. Flower longer to really bring out the flavor.

Yeild - Great yielder. Truly dense massive buds.

Potency - She is quite potent. It's the couch lock stone everyone talks about. Flower longer for a stonier buzz.

Over All Rating - 9 - It's a staple in my garden.

Comments - She is a very potent and flavorful indica dominant strain. Very stable genetically and accepted nutes very well. This plant was all pros and no cons for those looking for a heavier stone. I really don't know why this strain isn't more popular.

Exelent info, dude.

To me, it has almost a lavendar smell. Grew some about 6 months ago but left it in curing jars. Just checked it a couple of days ago. I'll have to try it.

My Papaya mother was the cheapest seed of the order, and now, almost three years later, she is only one still giving me her love. My pheno yields great, 1-2 ounces under 3' tall (I do nothing but enitrely organic soil grows), and is the hardiest plant I've ever seen. My pheno, unlike the others I've read, tends to get a powerfull odor that is simulataneously skunky and fruity, with the skunk being more dominate in flowering and the fruity taking over during curing. The potency is great too, its not the stoniest cannabis I've smoked, probably a 6 or 7 out of 10, but I like the high, it's a full body affect that can leave you couch-locked. This plant also has great medicinal properties. I am constantly running new varieties looking to select a new mother, but have yet to find anything that I feel is worth replacing my Papaya mother with, but that might change if I manage to select a Cheesus pheno that has yields I can live with.