What's in my blunt?!

Pie face is bigger and growing faster. Good genetics? Most likely. We still can't determine the sex.

Still don't know the gender, growing well. We LST pie face and brutalized a few leaves from the bottom part of the plant. Shit happens.

Pie face is growing at double speed. Bad mouths say it's a male. Hoping for the best.

Lsd and scrog look pretty. Water tank close to the plants hopefully will help with humidity.

Mango turned out to be a male (preflowers in first pic). Pie face grows stronger than ever and showed her first pistils. Finally a pic of the LST technique that we used on the main stem.

1st week of 12/12 light cycle. Most probably female, we got rid of Mango to prevent pollination, and took his scrog.

Growing like a champ. It's showing balls but we hope it's just buds in a early stage. Even though it would make sense for it to be a hermy since it is coming from a seed found in a bud.

We removed so many balls that I thought to kill both but my partner disagrees therefore we settled for water only diet and low maintenance. Both are doing well.

We fed the plants again. Mango still in vegetation light cycle 18/6. Pie face as indicated on the description.

Project run out of control so we requested the help of blue gecko to hold our weed together.

1 week from flushing Pie Face. Very few trichomes are amber but most are milky. Mango is considerably brunching tall compared to vegetation.

Pie face will get flushed soon so we are pumping top max in the water. Mango has the same diet of Kuchi in our other diary.

We started flushing Pie Face therefore the nutrients schedule above is for Mango. We have some bugs on the leaves, with naked eyes, they look like dry spit and leave black dots behind. Any suggestion is welcome. We got neem oil to apply on it.

We applied neem oil on all leafs and kept flushing Pie Face. Mango got defoliated because of the flies and is bulking those flowers. Soon we will harvest.

This is an early update because these pics were too hot

After the appearance of the dry spots on the leaves we started feeding her with pure water.

Despite the low maintenance the plant is not giving up. Neither the flies though.

The resilience to the infestation of this plant is remarkable. Considering that we started from the waste of a blunt, I am super grateful. Pie Face smokes great!

We removed a few bananas from a bud. It looks vegetating a little.

We definitely enjoyed doing this diary. Thank you for the support on the way!