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Alien Dog x Alien Dog Cherry – Obsoul33t Genetics Group {Feminized} [6pk] – Last Pack
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$250.00
Obsoul33t Genetics crossed Alien Dog with Alien Dog Cherry to stack Chemdawg and Alien Technology traits for denser buds and higher yields. Expect 18-24 percent THC, up to 600 grams per square meter, and disease resistance from robust parents. Phenotypes show forest green buds, purple in cool temps, frosty trichomes, myrcene-limonene-caryophyllene terps. These packs came from my personal vault, acquired 2012-2020, stored right, set aside for breeding and preservation. Never offered publicly. No restock planned.
Last Pack – Will Not Restock. If it restocks, we will give you 100 bucks.
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Obsoul33t Genetics built Alien Dog x Alien Dog Cherry by pairing Alien Dog with Alien Dog Cherry. Both pull from Chemdawg and Alien Technology lines. Goal was potency, yield, and structure. THC hits 18-24 percent. Yields push 600 grams per square meter. They selected across generations for 15-20 percent yield gains over base hybrids. Breeder claims hold up on paper. Real grows confirm the density and resin. No widespread data yet. That’s the niche part.
What Each Parent Brings
Alien Dog delivers the frame. Chemdawg backbone means sturdy branching, quick veg stretch, disease resistance. Dense nugs standard. THC floors at 18 percent. Alien Technology adds frost and bag appeal. Trichome coverage thickens buds. Terps lean gassy, pine.
Alien Dog Cherry refines it. Same Chemdawg-Alien Tech base with cherry pheno hunt. Brings purple potential in cool nights. Myrcene dominates for couch traits. Limonene cuts the edge. Caryophyllene rounds out spice. Yield matches the male side. No weak links here.
Confirmed Traits
Alien Dog: Structure, resin, 18 percent THC minimum.
Alien Dog Cherry: Color shift, terp complexity, yield parity.
The Phenotypes
Three main types show. Forest green dominant, no purple unless you drop temps. Frosty everywhere. Cherry leans louder on some. Gassy on others.
Run the dense ones. Cut the airy stretchers early. Purple hunters get reward in flower. No duds reported. Variation low for a fresh cross.
Keepers vs Cutters
Keep: Chunky colas, resin heads, terp pop by week six.
Cut: Loose buds, slow nodes, weak side branching.
Finding the Keeper
Seedling stage, even cotys matter. Strong taproot wins. Veg looks for internode spacing under two inches. No foxtailers.
Flower week three, check bud sites. Swell starts now or never. Resin beads by week five. Smell shifts from hay to terps. Structure holds weight without yellowing. Harvest at 20 percent amber max.
Stage by Stage
Veg: Bushy, not lanky.
Early flower: Sites stack.
Mid flower: Frost blankets.
Ripen: Purple optional, density required.
In the Garden
Balanced hybrid vegs eight to 10 weeks. Flower nine to 11. Indoors, 600 grams per square meter possible with CO2 and dialed lights. Outdoors finishes early October. Handles heat, resists mold. Train early for even canopy. No special feeds needed. Standard nute line works.
The Experience
Effects hit cerebral first, then body. Myrcene pulls you down after an hour. Limonene keeps it clear-headed. Potent at 20 percent plus. Suits evening. No race conditions.
This Vault Release
These are from my personal vault. Acquired between 2012 and 2020. Stored cold and dry for breeding stock and preservation. Never hit shelves or public sales. Legislation shifts what we can ship legally. Releasing now to serious growers. Once sold out, no more. No restock. Grab if Alien Dog lines matter to your program. Packs stay viable from proper storage. Test a few first.





