Passion Fruit - Dutch Passion

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Ale4ii20 At 15 days, I was already starting to see a light resin on what will be the bigger buds, and now at 19 days, it has increased considerably. That's a good sign that we might find a resinous pheno like the ones seen in other growers' photos.

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Ale4ii20 I'm already noticing what the bank promises us on the back of its blister, exaggerated resin all over the bud. What I want the most is for the leaves to take on that autumnal purple color, and taking advantage of the low temperatures in the area.

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Ale4ii20 I'm very satisfied with the resin, it's more or less what I was looking for. Maybe the cold had something to do with it, it's 10º outside and 19º inside the house, with the sodium light on it's 22º. The smell of fruit salad can already be felt when moving the flowers, and it's very sticky, some little flies get stuck and die. I'm just praying for the leaves to turn purple, but it seems like it's just the stems.

Ale4ii20 I'm in love with these colors, this genetics is impressive, what I like the most are the colorful tones that form throughout the landscape. You can already smell the fruit aroma, like a summer fruit salad.