Runtz

Northerngrowers We started tracking these genetics from Zamnesia seeds. All the seeds have germinated. Everything is good. Today they have been transplanted into plastic cups.

Northerngrowers Second week of growth for this strain grown completely organically. High expectations with this genetics from Zamnesia seeds.

Northerngrowers Third week of growth in a totally organic cultivation. Healthy and strong plants growing without any deficiencies or excesses. Great expectations with this genetic from Zamnesia seeds. The photo is a general shot of all the varieties, but we're going to put the three Runtz in a tent and follow up with the ts1000 from Marshydro.

Northerngrowers Fourth week of growth, we have already separated these three Runtz plants in a tent and we will be giving them exclusive attention with a Marshydro ts1000 that we have previously tested with very good results. They all have an apical pruning.

Northerngrowers First week of flowering, the plants are growing healthy and strong without any deficiencies or excesses. Completely organic cultivation. Super homemade soil.

Northerngrowers Second week of flowering in a completely organic grow. The plants are growing in optimal conditions. This week it was time for low pruning; it's the first time I've left the stem with such low branching, but since there's space and the plants are so bushy, I decided to give it a try.

Northerngrowers Third week of flowering in a completely organic grow with homemade supersoil. The plants are growing healthy and strong without deficiencies or excesses. Three varieties of Runtz from Zamnesia with apical pruning and under a Marshydro ts1000 light.

Northerngrowers Week 4 of flowering in organic cultivation. The plants are starting to form flowers and trichomes are beginning to appear. I'm really enjoying watching the development of the plants; with an apical pruning I did, they've created a great bushy structure, with very little internodal distance and flowers popping up all over. I might have gone a bit overboard this time with the supersoil mix by adding some slow-release pellets, and I may have saturated the plants with a bit too much food, as the tips of the leaves have slightly yellowed. Other than that, it hasn't really affected their development.

Northerngrowers Fifth week of flowering, completely organic grow. After experiencing a slight nutrient excess in the supersoil mix, everything is still in order. The smell is noticeable.

Northerngrowers 6th week of flowering, the buds are taking good shape and size, with a good amount of trichomes. Despite the small setback, the correction came in time and they have hardly been affected. Totally organic grow.

Northerngrowers Week 7 of flowering in a completely organic grow. Well-formed flowers with a good amount of trichomes covering them, the smell is amazing. It's been a grow where I've strayed a bit from my usual line and have been trying new things; I've made small mistakes but learned and will know how to correct them in the future. They were small details that I could correct in time and haven't practically affected the plants. The Marshydro light has given us very good results for the second time.

Northerngrowers End of week 8 in organic cultivation. The process has been relatively easy and without issues, except for the excess nutrients in the homemade supersoil mix, my fault for trying new things, although it has helped me learn and I managed to correct it in time, resulting in a great harvest. The quality of the flowers can be seen in the photos; the only downside is that the smell can't be appreciated, fruity and very potent, it smells like pure life. The amount of trichomes is considerable enough to make good extractions. In summary, a great producer of very high-quality flowers, totally recommended.