How to grow Quick Mass
Taste
Seb's take
Critical Mass doubled up with White Widow in the mix, Quick Mass carries an intense, fruity, fresh flavour and a high that stays active through the body before settling into something properly relaxed. She holds her structure well under photoperiod changes, which is more than can be said for some of her relatives, and suits Sea of Green cultivation neatly.
Where it comes from
Exotic Seeds doubled down on Critical Mass for this one — the strain crossed with a further Critical Mass and White Widow line taken to its fourth filial generation. That is a great deal of Critical Mass in the blend, which tells you the aim: the heavy, hasty productivity that variety is known for, stabilised over generations and given a touch of White Widow's resin and vigour. A workmanlike pedigree, bred for output and consistency rather than novelty.
Nose & flavour
The record calls the flavour intense, fruity and fresh, and I will take it at its word rather than embroider. That is a bright, clean profile — fruit-forward and lively rather than heavy or earthy — which is a pleasant surprise from a lineage better known for its bulk than its bouquet.
The high
The effect begins active, a middleweight lift the record describes as felt throughout the body, before it eases into something properly relaxed towards the end. A two-part experience, then: engaged first, settled later. No THC figure is recorded beyond 'medium', so I will not assign one — take it as agreeable rather than overwhelming.
Growing it
Flowering finishes fast, in around 49 days, and the yield is a solid 500–550 g/m². Her chief virtue for a grower is temperament: she does not branch out too far, and the record notes she rarely runs to excess when the photoperiod is switched, which makes her steady and predictable through the flip. That restraint suits her ideally to the Sea of Green, packed close and grown to a single dominant cola apiece. Height is not recorded. A tidy, dependable plant for a grower who values knowing what to expect.
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Common questions about Quick Mass
How long does Quick Mass take to flower?
Around 7 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. Quick, as these things go.
Is Quick Mass an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.