Kosyjuana1

@popcornsutton, ooo thats one I'v never found.but do enjoy the taste

@Kosyjuana1, got some chantrels once but no. none of these

@High_And_Hydro, Thank you!

@Hattiwatti, Thank you!

@justsomedude420, Thanks man. I was pretty stoked to get them spread out at that height. Gotta time to flip to flower just right.

Looking very good! Huge yield potential 💪

@Regenwurm, Thank you. I think this is going to be a great run! Thinging about 1 more week of veg then flipping to flower.

Not bad 👌

@blackskaarj1, I felt the same way for my last plant, the Liberty she was such a perfect round bush! I did not want to trim or train her.

Ive actually figured out that scrogging and pruning large plants makes me sad. Its why.

@Kosyjuana1,Oh mein Beileid. Ich wusste nicht, dass sie anfällig für Budrot ist. Wegen der offenen Struktur der Knospen hätte ich das nicht gedacht. Gut zu wissen, ich werde darauf achten. Meine Neville Haze zickt auch ein bisschen rum; sie wird langsam aber sicher von unten her gelb. Ich habe vorsichtshalber mal gedüngt.Aber mit einem neuen dünger hoffe habe es nicht verkackt jetzt. Und wie riecht sie für dich? Ich bin sehr gespannt auf deinen Rauchbericht.

@cheech87, She's finicky for sure. I think my main problem was the heat, followed by watering too much. I also think my soil was slightly rich for her too,and she likes well draining. The bud structure is open but the fat colas I had on her were getting quite dense and trapping some moisture. It's mostly because I let the humidity in my tent get too high without enough circulation, it was almost inedible with buds that size. I'm not old enough to know what the original haze smelled like, but I can only imagine this is what it smelled like. Sort of pine tree but sweeter, then an astringent aftertone, almost cat pissy floral a hint of citrus. It's really hard to describe. is not like most buds I'm used to smoking, and unlike other sativas it doesn't have the turpentine. not skunky/funky at all either from the NL that's bred in.

@cheech87, She's finicky for sure. I think my main problem was the heat, followed by watering too much. I also think my soil was slightly rich for her too,and she likes well draining. The bud structure is open but the fat colas I had on her were getting quite dense and trapping some moisture. It's mostly because I let the humidity in my tent get too high without enough circulation, it was almost inedible with buds that size. I'm not old enough to know what the original haze smelled like, but I can only imagine this is what it smelled like. Sort of pine tree but sweeter, then an astringent aftertone, almost cat pissy floral a hint of citrus. It's really hard to describe. is not like most buds I'm used to smoking, and unlike other sativas it doesn't have the turpentine. not skunky/funky at all either from the NL that's bred in.