Schnazzleberry Seeds from Chimera

Schnazzleberry from Chimera is probably the most potent strain from his genetics. Schnazzleberry is a hybrid line from Breeder Steve’s famous “Shiskaberry” strain crossed with Chimera’s Dom.

Having grown all of Chimera’s strains I can safely say that Schnazzleberry is the best one in his entire c …continued

This is the first of Chimeras strains I have grown, and it won?t be the last. 5 of 5 seeds sprouted, 3 were females-2 males.

Trichomes are very hearty on this plant, and the smell is de …continued

Chimera’s Schnazzleberry:

Vegetation:
***about 30 days or until 1ft tall
This strain was really simply to grow. It loved my nutes, loved to drink and I never had any …continued

CHIMERA – SCHNAZZLEBERRY

Germination:

I used the paper towel method for this, 8 of 8 germinated within 48hrs.

Soil Mix: Pro Mix Soil – Perlite – Worm Castings – Blood Meal

Water when needed, used Black Crystal for veggie stage, and used Scotts Bloom for flowering stage.

Vegetation:

5-6 weeks in veggie stage, very nice looking, and smells pretty strong. At this point I was able to determine the sex of the plants. There was 4-Females 2-Males 1-Hermmie 1-Dead. At about 4 weeks old, I didn?t chop any, I just pinched them at the top. They got about 18″ tall, before going into flowering stage.

Flowering:

So after I determined all the sex, about 6 weeks in veggie stage, I started the 12/12 cycle. I put the males and hermmie into a different closest, under 12/12 as well.

FEMALES: After about 2-3 weeks into flowering, they really started to show a lot of pre-flowers and lots of white pistils. After about 4 weeks you can see the buds forming at the top, with a lot of WHITE PISTILS, and white CRYSTALS, smells really bad as well, kinda like Skunk. I had them in flowering for 55 days, before I chopped them. I noticed that the lower nodes of the plant weren?t as fat as the top half. So I chopped them in half, and let the lights on the bottom half for about another 3-4 weeks, before I harvest it.

MALES/HERMMIE: Had them in another closet, they started to grow pods in the 2-3 week. After about the 4th week, you can see that the males had started to pollinate. I collected all the pollen from them, and just stored it away for my next grow to breed it with another strain.

Harvest:

I put them in 48hrs of DARKNESS even before chopping them in HALF. I used the paper bag method for this harvest. When I chopped the ladies in half, I cut all the big fan leafs and then I put them up-side down for another 48 hrs or so. Then I put them in paper bags for about 3-4 days, opening the bags everyday, also moved them around. I then put them in the freezers for another 3-4 days, again opening the bad each day, moving the buds around.

Yield:

I got about 4 o’s outta 4 females. I think by me chopping them in half so the lower levels would fatten up. If I didn?t do that method, I think I would have only got about 2 o’s, or just a little more.

The smoke:

Smokes really well, and gives you a punch if you smoke too much of it. I would grow this strain again, but with a lot more lights.

Out Come:

I like and would grow this strain again, strong smell in veggie stage, lots of white crystal’s and pixel in flowering stage. Nice looking plant over all, and a pretty good high smoking it. I would rate it 8/10 overall from what I have smoke from b4.

Grows good, smokes good, I would grow it again.
 
 

Report added by: RoAcH420

Where to begin… I mashed from her right now.

Well lets see, 4/5 germ I believe, 1 just kind of refused to grow, though I gave it a chance, just died after 5 days or so. The other three grew quite well but always seemed to be really touchy with any PH fluctuation, where it didn’t affect any of t …continued

Schnazzleberry ranks in the top three of my favorites to grow, and in the top 2 of favorites to smoke.
I do not recall the exact female ratio though I don’t ever remember having a disappointment with the results.
While I have 2 Schnazzleberry ladies in flower now, I will account the grow of my fir …continued

I was blessed to get an extra $300 on a paycheck awile back, so i decided to spend some of it on some new genetics for the garden.
I wasn’t disappointed after all was said and done with this strain.
A very easy strain to grow, very forgiving with the scissors, and over watering, you’ll notice i topped …continued

I started 4 seedlings and all sprouted. Took about 4 weeks to veg them till about 7-8 inches. Then i switched to flowering light cycle and waited for my females to show. I got 2 males and 2 females. (Funny enough i transplanted one male outdoors and it survived all summer without care) The two fe …continued