CopyCat

Digging through the chatter on copycat genetics, you quickly realize opinions are all over the map, like a grow room with uneven lighting. On one hand some growers swear by their stuff raving about how strains like Applez & Bananaz turn out dense and frosty buds with that tropical fruit kick and a citrus edge that lingers. Folks on sites like GrowDiaries give them high marks often 10 out of 10 praising the ease of cultivation and the way plants bounce back from stress without much fuss. One user described popping seeds that grew tall and bushy, responding well to topping and yielding hefty nugs that packed a cerebral punch – smooth smoke, relaxing vibes, the whole package. It's like they hit the jackpot on phenotypes that mirror the hype clones, making it a win for those hunting rare traits without breaking the bank on originals.

While copycat genetics can produce fire if you're lucky it's a gamble. Some defend the quality, saying they've made money flipping cuts from their grows, but others warn about potential virus issues or ripped-off lineages from bigger breeders. It's that classic cannabis community divide: enthusiasts who found keepers and keep mothers for clones, versus those burned by inconsistencies. If you're considering diving in, these reviews paint a cautionary tale – do your homework, maybe start small, and remember that what works in one setup might flop in another.