Indoor by M 《Panty Punch 》

Mplants The plants are growing fast. No problems at first glance other than a few ugly lower leaves. And they have all germinated.

Mplants The indoor variety is the one that has germinated later, they're a bit behind, but they're growing healthy.

Mplants This week has been about recovery, the indoor plants are healthy and it seems that some small excess has been eliminated. This particular strain didn't have much of a problem.

Mplants This strain is also growing properly and without incident; it was the smallest one in the indoor grow, but little by little they are balancing out and all the strains are becoming equal.

Mplants This genetic variety was the one that was lagging behind in the indoor setup, and with the stretch during pre-flowering, it seems to almost catch up to its indoor companions. As I've mentioned in the other indoor by S, we will need to remove large, old leaves from the bottom of the main stem.

Mplants It definitely stayed small, but you can achieve good fattening of the main bud.

Mplants The fattening is turning out better than expected, even though it's a small-statured plant, it can burst into a productive flowering, we'll experiment a bit...

Mplants First of all, the photos are general shots of the indoor setup and the close-up shows the variety being followed. Then, the little plant you see with the leaves pointing up is the variety; I keep saying it's getting thicker and it will, and the aromas are fruity.

Mplants It has a perfect main bud, hard as a rock, resinous and aromatic. In the end, it turned out to be a good plant, even though it was mini. The yield won't be high; it lacked some growth and a few other issues also had an impact. The important thing is the taste of the strain.

Mplants Nothing to comment on regarding what can be more or less predicted, the strain fattened up quite well, the bud is a rock and loaded with resin.

Mplants I have to say that among the indoor genetics, this one takes the longest to grow, but it has had the greatest fattening in terms of thickness and hardness of the flowers.