Auto Euforia

May 8 day 49, the Euforia is now taking up about 5sqft of space, and is still stretching. The many tops are starting to flower, although it is still too early to see how bulked up they will become. I am removing 10-20 leaves a day for airflow but it doesn't make it look any less like a wall of foliage. But I can always take more off if needed, whereas if I strip the plant that could permanently effect the plant's ability to store and produce energy during later flowering. According to Dutch Passion there is a slower finishing Auto Euforia pheno that ends up the largest and heaviest yielding but can take around 95 days. Based on the slow shift to flower and a large size, I am starting to predict that this Euforia may be one of these. May 10 day 51, the buds continue to take shape. Doing what I can to keep the canopy from getting too thick, so a little leaf removal was necessary. May 12, day 53, just supporting the plant and letting it grow. May 14, day 55, buds are starting to produce trichomes, which are also spreading onto sugar leaves. The buds are still early in development so this is a good sign for what's to come! I am happy that a lot of lower growth is still developing decently despite how thick the plant is. I removed about a dozen leaves for airflow and bud exposure.