I kill your pain - 1:1 CBD GrowerStuffer

💀HARVEST. The cycle took: 130 days, 5 germination, 34 vegas, 22 days preflower, 69 days flowering. 👽 Overall impression A sample of Painkiller XL genetics that came across to me during the cultivation process turned out to be extremely malleable to training. The first couple of weeks, due to my lack of experience with reverse watering, the plant fell into overflow several times. Topping, frequent defoliation, stretch marks, broken branches, excess lighting, this fighter experienced all kinds of stress, and with the help of nutritional correction he quickly returned to active growth. The temperature of the solution, most often was in the region of 14-18 degrees, since my house is quite cool and in the winter months the air temperature at home is kept in the region of 19-20 degrees. I think this may have also affected the growth rate and the extended pre-flowering stage. The only problem the plant has not dealt with is rot caused, it seems to me, by a combination of external conditions - low night temperature of 17-19 degrees + humidity at 55-65% and my inaccurate appeal to cleanliness - the lack of gloves when examining buds. 🍀Phenotype Judging by the long narrow fingers of the leaves, and the rate of growth, the Sativa genes predominate in the plant. There has been a major growth spurt since the transition on 12/12, from ~25 to ~65 cm in height, i.e. almost 2.6 times, so when growing, I recommend how to properly calculate the place for placement. The branches are powerful, thick, with a sufficient level of illumination, they allow the formation of cola with short distances between the nodes. After the pre-flowering, it is abundantly covered with trichomes, the buds come out very sticky and snowy, they look light, but if you push the top bud, then when the cola shakes, their density and heaviness are especially noticeable. The upper inflorescences were in conditions of high intensity of the light flux, which allowed the mutation to appear, like a "fox tail". Cups, instead of layering on top of each other and forming a dense bump, stick out thin branches in different directions. 🍋Fragrance After 4-5 weeks, the Killer began to exude odors. Almost throughout the entire flowering, the smell was noticeable only in the box, a pleasant and light, but persistent, fresh aroma with hints of lemon and pine, diesel appeared several times. When rubbing a branch, the smell was firmly fixed on the hands and was hardly washed off. 🔪Harvest. The harvest was removed in two stages, I cut off a couple of stakes when transferring to Ripen, at that moment there were about 60-70% cloudy trichomes, the rest were transparent and drops of amber. I had to cut off the main part when mold was found, the day before the planned transfer to FloraKleen. Cola, in which foci of rot were found, in the amount of 4 pieces were disposed of. The rest of the cones were sheared, carefully examined for new lesions, divided into separate parts and sent to dry. Dry for 4 days in a well-ventilated box, an additional fan for air circulation in the tent, directed to the corner. I do a daily inspection. After drying, repeated dry trimming was carried out. staff is weighed and sent to glass jars for curing. At the moment, it continues to lie in banks, without deplorable changes. I think I'll make an alcohol tincture out of it. 💊Painkiller XL - Royal Queen Seeds - 124.5g. Early Harv 18.5gr (Top, medium, popcorn) Harve main. Mold / rot took about 30% of the bush with it. Buds class A 55g (Top) Buds class B 51g (Medium and popcorn)