Tropicanna Poison F1 Fast version

Tha_Greenroom In this first week, all the seeds are sprouting at a good pace without any deformities. It's important to maintain good humidity during this cycle of the plant.

Tha_Greenroom This week the plants are starting to show roots underneath the pot! At the end of the week, they will be transplanted to their final 7-liter pot.

Tha_Greenroom This week, the Tropicanna Poison have settled into their new home and are starting to grow quite fast! We can clearly differentiate 2 different phenotypes.

Tha_Greenroom Last week of vegetative for these Tropicanna Poison Very homogeneous in general except for the more sativa one that is taller than the rest With about 25cm on average, except for the almost 40cm of the most sativa A couple of nodes have been pruned to facilitate watering after switching to 12/12 we will do one last pruning The moment has arrived, friends. We're changing the cycle to 12/12.

Tha_Greenroom First week of pre-flowering at 12 hours for these Tropicanna Poison They are growing tall, vigorous, and very bushy; we pruned the lower branches at the end of the week.

Tha_Greenroom By the weekend, pre-flowers start to form. The growth after the cycle change is insane. I thought the growth would be x2, but it's clear that it will be x3. You can already differentiate the different phenos; we have 3 specimens with red flowers.

Tha_Greenroom This week everything is filling up with buds oozing very aromatic resin. 2 specimens have shown some bananas they were quickly removed before they opened it doesn't seem like anything serious, but now it's time for daily observation to prevent any of them from messing up the flowering. It's worth noting that the appearance of these bananas can be due to water stress, high salt concentration in the substrate, etc... it's very possible that 1 of these 2 causes made this happen considering it's a variety sensitive to this. In height, the "little ones" are already averaging about 80cm, almost 1 meter for the tallest one. Incredible the height these Tropicanna reach, considering most were switched to the next cycle at around 25cm, except for the current 1 meter one that was 40cm. Very bushy and with high foliage, we'll need to do some aerial pruning to ensure the light reaches all the buds, Miss Moon will guide us to the best moment.

Tha_Greenroom This week the growth of the flowers has been explosive! Filling all the surrounding leaves with resin. For now, we haven't seen any more bananas, which is a positive point and suggests it was probably due to stress. We've started with explosive fattening and we hope to give them good nutrients now that they need it.

Tha_Greenroom In this fifth week at 12 hours of light, the plants are explosive, Tropicanna poison is producing a lot of trichomes packed with very appealing terpenes Melon, watermelon gum! sweet fruits, a real treat for the nose

Tha_Greenroom 6 Weeks at 12/12 hours and these Tropicanna are explosive! Last week with nutrients and we start flushing. Fruity terpenes, I've been able to notice a strong melon smell in some of the red flowers and others very citrusy like orange/tangerine in the conventional flowers. The red flower phenotypes seem to be the first to mature.

Tha_Greenroom We started washing the roots in this seventh week at 12 hours of light, using final flush in the watering to help absorb all the nutrients accumulated in the substrate.

Tha_Greenroom Last week for these Tropicanna Poison Maybe we can let some ripen for another week We turned off the lights and now a sweet drying