AMS is a multi-branch plant originally developed with outdoor growing in mind. It makes a great mountain plant, thriving in cold-night climates. AMS will also thrive indoors, but requires more tending. This variety is not suited for sea of green methods. She grows a bit tall and stretchy, and her size requires attentiveness to produce manageable plants in an indoor space. AMS fares well when allowed to develop in its strong pine-tree shape of strong branches from which to dangle its enticing flowery fruit. This plant likes organics and soil based growing and takes 8-9 weeks from flower forcing. In the great outdoors, it requires a growing season that lasts through the end of October before hitting a cold snap. Mature plants can easily hit 8 feet (2.4 meters) in an outdoor grow, but the average indoor height ranges from 4 to 5 feet (120-150 cm).

These plants hint at what is to come when, as they approach ripeness, they begin to saturate the air with their intensely sweet smell. The aroma of the cured buds is predominantly fruity, maintaining strawberry qualities from the mother and adding hints of peach or plum. These buds also have a hint of sour citrus that resembles the tang of grapefruit or blood orange. The aroma translates very well to the after-burned flavor. Friends who favor the fruity varieties will perk up when they get a whiff of this variety at any stage from baggie to smoke.