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Indoor/Outdoor
Vancouver Island Seed Co.
Purchased from Mark Emery
Self: Growing indoor 3 years
Use 400W MH (Veg) and 400W HPS(Flowering)
Passive hydro system (wicking & aeration), Indoors, rockwool and grow rocks
Growing Temperature Ranges (Extremes): Between high 50's and low 90's

I got 80% germination of 10 seeds between paper towels with the Burmese x Fuckin Incredible (BFI). Two plants were squirrely and were destroyed. Of the remaining, four were female and two were male. The most robust female BFI was selected and cloned. I then grew it out for three harvests, essentially using a sea of green, each time taking new clones from clones. I noticed no difference in vigor doing this. All harvests ripened between 45 and 49 days.

BFI is listed as a 50/50 Indica/Sativa. I found them hardy, forgiving, and easy to grow. Moreover, they were easy to clone, even when the mother was flowering. The yield was moderate each time and manicuring was a hassle. But the smoke is first class. In fact, out of a half dozen friends who have sampled my crops (which have included an Afagan, Skunk #1, White Widow, Ice, and Blueberry), everyone, including myself, have selected the BFI as the best high. That's why I'm going back to it.

The smoke was as potent as everything else I have grown; it's all good, and I really can't tell any difference in potency, only in the particulars of the euphoric experience itself. For me, it is a pretty clear stone, a get-up-and-go type of high I associate primarily with sativas.

I never had ph or nutrient issues with BFI. I used Vita-Grow two and three part formulas, usually mixing it at the lower end of recommended mixtures for vegging and flowering. Furthermore, I used Spray ‘N Grow foliar feedings with light fertilizer on two of the crops, both of which had bigger, harder, and more compact colas than without it (this seems to be the case with all strains I have grown).

(Added: Mon Jan 20 2003)