
Freaky Ryder
- Type
- Autoflower · Regular / Feminized
- Genetics
- Freakshow × Lowryder
- Leaf form
- Freakshow: narrow, deeply divided pinnate leaflets
pine, floral, gas, citrus, pepper
Freaky Ryder ↗


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Deeply divided, fern-like leaves.

Small leaf lobes gathered in a bunch.

Autoflowering in mutant lines and Siberian Ruderalis.

Webbed leaves with joined lobes.

Joined lobes and smooth leaf edges.
Hop-like leaves: the founder line of PAC from KalySeeds.

A single lanceolate leaf blade.

Green and chlorophyll-free leaf sectors.

Narrow leaf lobes in Drunken Bastard × Freakshow F2.

Buds at the base of leaf lobes.

A flattened stem and unusual branching.


pine, floral, gas, citrus, pepper
Freaky Ryder ↗
blueberry, sour fruit, garlic, apple blossom
Bastard Ryder ↗
blueberry yogurt, sour fruit, earth
Fastberry Bastard ↗
fuel, pine, floral, citrus, pepper
Freaky Dankenstein ↗
sour-sweet, citrus, apple, pine
Fast Crazy Bastard ↗
pine, flowers, fruit, light gas, citrus
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