Overview
We’re grateful for the enduring legacy of Deep Chunk—a true cornerstone in breeding. Its structure, resin density, and earthy complexity make it a timeless foundation for new exploration.
In this open pollination, we worked with two Deep Chunk F14 males from Terpfi3nd Genetics. One expressed a balanced, classic kush profile—smooth, grounded, and steady—while the other carried darker undertones of chocolate and subtle bitterness, adding complexity and bite. Together, they offer a perfect harmony of approachability and depth, setting the tone for a richly layered next generation.
Deep Chunk F14 #1 stands as a classic expression of the original Tom Hill lineage . From Terp fi3nd Genetics, this pheno embodies everything Deep Chunk is known that captures the soul of the plant. This particular female leaned toward the traditional side of the spectrum — earthy, kush-heavy, and deeply grounded. Its compact structure and heavy trichome coverage made it a perfect foundation for stability and vigor. In this project, Deep Chunk F14 #1 served as the male parent in creating Deep Chunk F15, carrying forward the heritage of pure Afghan hashplant genetics into a new generation.
Interesting Observations
Highlights of the genetic structure and how key pairings shape growth traits and expression:
| Observation | Impact on Lineage |
|---|---|
| Deep Chunk F14 (Afghani IBL line) | Stabilizes structure and amplifies hashish resin traits; deep earthy kush aroma with woody spice. |
Key Terpenes
A breakdown of dominant aromatic profiles and the genetic sources most responsible for them:
| Terpene / Aroma | Primary Lineage Source |
|---|---|
| Earthy Hash / Woody Spice | Deep Chunk F14 (Afghani IBL) |
Expected Effects
This table outlines the primary effects inherited from The Love of God’s genetic composition:
| Effect Domain | Primary Genetic Source | Typical Experience |
|---|---|---|
| Indica Body | Deep Chunk F14 (Afghani roots) | Grounded calm, muscle relaxation, and spiritual stillness; steady without couch-lock. |
| Grower’s Cue | Compact morphology with vigorous branching | Responds well to training and organic feeding; trichome-dense and aromatic by week 8–9. |
