Money Maker reviews

I am at week 4 of flowering and the plant is 3x denser than my GSC,Big Bud,OG Kush,Green Crack

very tasty

@a4weeks into flowering

Got some nice indoor flower of this strain from my favorite grower. Smooth earthy smoke, dense sticky nugs. This stuff tastes like an earthy almond to me. The high is exactly what im looking for in an indica. Heavy, sleepy, relaxed and hungry. Leaves the head feeling quit clear and at ease.

Great strain for hanging out watching a movie, 3 classics mixed in one. Skunky sweetness melts into a nice indica high, nice and mellow, good pain relief. Nostalgic flavor.

a light smoke with a very hard hitting high

Top Indica. It hits you super hard and will lock you to the couch, super stone with this one. Perfect for at home after work chilling on the couch with a movie and plenty of munch. My eyes got super heavy and my mind slowly faded into a daze. Super relaxing and euphoric. I didn't want to move. The bud smells real good and grinds up nicely. No feelings of paranoia or anxious thoughts. A new favourite for me. couch>

I have been growing Money Maker for 4 years now, and it continues to be one of the best examples of what I use indica for. It's delicious- the taste and aroma are so forward that it seems luxurious. The effect is potent old school indica, like back when you used to just get high and happy and never knew weed could make you paranoid. I have PTSD and chronic pain that make sleep difficult, but Money Maker has no idea wtf PTSD and pain are. It clears my head of the day's stresses and shuts down the multiprocessing that keeps my mind spinning all night, while taking away the pain that used to control my day. As another reviewer put it, "this is what an Indica should be." This strain is a PITA to grow because it hermies and lacks any semblance of mold resistance. It hermies late, so it really shouldn't matter, but it's disconcerting nonetheless. I can't grow it in the summer because it will mold that easily. I can't overstate this. The buds get huge and mold up easily as a result. It is however very forgiving of watering and feeding - it loves being fed and easily tolerates 1/3 more nutes than I normally use and you can see the plants loving the boost. There are 4 phenotypes you're likely to encounter, none of which are bad, and none of which are dramatically different in effect, making the end result fairly uniform regardless. Many growers claim this is an unstable line of genetics but the uniformity of the end result is quite consistent. Because of this variation in plant structure, though, I'd recommend growing as clones to get a uniform height.