10 regular seeds per pack
Flower time - 7-8 weeks
PD F2 = (PD F1 x PD F1)
PD F1 = Poop Dollar = Gold Ca$h Gold x Poop Shoe
Mom : Gold Ca$h Gold = (Oreoz 1.0 x Pure Michigan) Dad : Poop Shoe = (Unicorn Poop x Carl’s Shoes)
Terps range in different phenotypes from onion, petrol gas to a musky berry, lime/pine funk.
PD is great for a beginner grower looking for a forgiving and easy to grow plant that produces top shelf flowers despite any minor hiccups along the way.
For those more experienced and able to dial in their growing, PD offers potential for generously large yields in a very productive and short flowering time with lots of sticky resin. PD can double in size in the first 2-3 weeks of flower but responds very well to tie downs, trellis and training. Plants will produces heavy spear shaped buds with large, incredibly resinous bracts. PD does well both indoors and outdoors though plants have shown sensitivity to botrytis when exposed to long bouts of high humidity / rain. Outdoors should expect to harvest in Late Sept/Early Oct in most regions.
Select phenos will yield heavily while finishing quickly; with copious resin production, and a colorful smell through the bag, bag appeal.
PD is a reliably average washer; averaging 2-4% with potential for higher returns in select phenos.
So... why “Poop Dollar?”
Poop Dollar is named after the childhood prank where someone would place money in a public space, hiding beneath it a “crappy” surprise to be unveiled once the money is picked up.
The classic bait and switch.
We chose this name in an effort to poke fun at the modern dilemma of “hype strains” flooding the market in a similar fashion.
Brands using catchy names that allude to tasty desserts, candies or something of the similar psychological marketing tactic nature (something to get you to pick it up) that does not actually correlate to the terps or qualities of the plants being grown from the seeds being sold.
Poop Dollar is intended to break away from that stigma and let the plant speak for itself. No false representation. No gimmicks. Just a funny name; a deterrent even. But for those who are willing to not judge a book by its cover (or in this case, by its name) you will be rewarded with connoisseur grade genetics and some truly special plants.