This is a project that's been a long time in the making; we wanted to make a new strain from scratch using 24 Carat as the autoflower parent. 24 Carat was the first Mephisto project that we completed way back in 2012/2013 so we hold it very close to our hearts. Usually, it takes a lot of deliberation, combing through the internet and grow journals, as well as testing and growing out many strains to find our breeding project candidates, but this time we instantly knew where to go for some fire genetics. BOG. For anyone that hasn't grown out any BOG gear, some classic trademarks are dense, dense flowers always coated in sticky white frost with unique aromas to boot. Sour Strawberry Kush stood out immediately as the girl to look to, after all who dislikes strawberries?! Who dislikes Kush? Who dislikes sours? It sounded perfect. When we first developed 24 Carat, whilst still in the regular stage there were 3 distinct phenotypes split by colour, green (which later became the mainstay for 24 Carat) pink, and purple. The pink pheno held a delicate balance between potency and having an exotic edge to it, so we delved through our MG breeding stock to resurrect the pink regs to use to cross into the Sour Strawberry Kush and begin working from there. At each subsequent generation, we've selected plants with an abundance of resin, subtle pink hues and a delectable skunky strawberry flavour and aroma. Having genetics in common the Sour Strawberry Kush and 24 Carat have blended together exceptionally well and the resulting Strawberry Nuggets is a delight to grow and toke.

Strawberry Nuggets is a thick, short afghan girl, growing at a good rate, incorporating a fat main stem and hardy branches. She produces thick, green foliage and some of the widest fan leaves from anything we offer, read; dinner plates! She loves to bush and often will end up as wide or wider than she is tall. Strawberry Nuggets does take some maintenance whilst growing to see the best results and yield. As a minimum, we would recommend several spells of leaf tucking to encourage the inner shoots to get out of the traps and race away. Due to her thickness, she isn't the easiest to train, but it's definitely possible. Strawberry Nuggets transitions into her flowering cycle quickly so it's imperative that she gets a good start in the best environment. She develops thick white frost from early on and this frost builds and builds as she progresses. The flowers formed have a VERY high density so it's also essential to ensure good airflow and a low humidity level around her from mid-flower onwards. She's good for a low-density SOG, we have ran her in house always at 9 plants per light without issue. From our testing, Strawberry Nuggets has several phenotypes that have differing level of colours, you can get pure green through to subtle pink hues then further ranging to pinks and colouration bleeding into the flower leaves, and rarer still we have had pure purple phenotypes emerging at a rate of about 1 in 10. She's a magical little plant to grow, with exotic fruity smells emanating from her combined with the high-quality golf ball-esque flowers. The resulting harvest gives dense nuggetry, super high in bag appeal, aroma, looks, effect and terpenes. This strain ticks a lot of boxes. Plant management is often required to extract the best yields, being a shorter, faster strain she can stunt if not given a good environment in the early growth stages. She's harvestable from 65 days from sprout in most environments meaning you can have a quick turnaround of superb quality meds.