Huckleberry Cough V2

**Phenotype A (30%)** — The most vigorous expression in the lineup, this variant demonstrates superior production capacity alongside a pronounced cough-inducing effect. Expect vertical growth reaching approximately double the initial plant height during flowering, requiring careful space planning. This phenotype expresses prominent haze characteristics with subtle berry and skunk undertones.

**Phenotype B (50%)** — This balanced hybrid expression captures the strongest traits from both parent genetics. Flowers develop into compact, tangy-sweet formations with moderate vertical stretch of roughly 1.5 times the original height. Plants reach substantial stature and benefit from support structures and pruning techniques to manage heavy bud density.

**Phenotype C (20%)** — The berry-forward leaning variant displays the densest bud structure and minimal vertical extension (approximately 1x growth). Thicker, more rigid branching presents challenges for horizontal training methods, making apical pruning or branch development techniques the preferred approach for managed canopy setups.