Voodoo Rhino

Description

Parental Lineage

Black Magic = Blue Permafrost x Blackberry Kush
Synonyms : Professor’s Black Magic, Ohio Magic, BM

Blue Rhino 1947 F2 = [Blueberry x White Rhino] x [Peak 19 x AK47]
Breeder: The Rev – Kingdom Organic Seeds
Synonyms : Blue Rhino, BR, BR47

Cultivators Report

Another collision of some of Professor’s favorite medicinal strains, Voo Doo Rhino packs a big punch. She will bring relief with body relaxing effects soon after the inhale. The Blue Rhino genetics tend to take over in most of the phenotypes, which means it will be easy to find this desirable trait. The smells are mostly reminiscent of White Rhino with notes of pine and floral bouquets, but one hazy terpinolene pheno will be sure to pop out of the pack. She is a medium height plant with some having a bit longer of internodes. The trichome density and top bud size are turned up from the Black Magic side. She is an easy to manage plant that will yield very well with some serious baseball bats if she’s supported by a stake or trellis. This cross is great for beginners or experts alike and is great if you’re looking for a medicinal yielder.

The female used in this cross is my first love, the Black Magic circa 2014. She was the first plant I ever grew that made my jaw drop and my grower friends “magically mad.”. I’ve held her for almost a decade and for good reason. She has the great yield (2.5-3+lb/light), rugged metabolism, medium-high density flower, and exemplifies that rare, recessive terpinolene hinted blackberry signature aroma. I’ve yet to find anything with her distinct profile which is delicately lost in most crosses from her. Although she tends to pass on an out of this world trichome density adorned on her sparkly, white foxtails. These traits may lend to the folklore that Blue Permafrost has the White Widow in her lineage for more than one reason. She’s very leafy during early flower, so a good defoliation is always in order. If done right, she will reward you with a full , stacked medium height canopy. She doesn’t like to share her bed/roots with other plants typically and blows up quick if fed medium-heavy during the middle of flower. Also I’ve seen that this plant produces delicate trichomes with thin cuticles that feel “wet/oily” and is not a fresh frozen washer (possibly partially dried it is decent), but when pressed for rosin at the correct time she has easily yielded 25-30% at top quality. One thing many people have noticed about this plant is she casts an aphrodisiac lens on the night. Don’t be afraid, she will gently glide you into the moonlight.