Margo

While information on this strain is particularly limited, Margo is said to have descended from a long line of Purples and is named after a dog belonging to its original breeder South Fork Seed Collective. Margo combines the genetics of Dawg’s Waltz, often dubbed Purple Dawg or Poodle Nut, and Chemdawg bx3. The resulting plant evokes a strong diesel like aroma and tastes of lush fruits. smells strongly of diesel, has purple marks, and tastes like a fruity concoction, according to sources online.The short, bushy strain has an average yield and does best indoors, but will also grow outside in sunny climates. A bushy plant that grows to an average height, Margo is ready to harvest after a seven to-eight week flowering cycle indoors or around mid October if grown outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere. Growers should expect dark purple hues to streak across the plant, along with a dank odor that is reminiscent of fuel.