FAST VERSION INDOOR

Chupadeos From left to right are Gorilla Girl Fast version, 2nd row is Killer Kush Fast version, 3 Sweet Skunk, they measure about 10 cm, the lamp is at 40 cm, it's a LEC 315w, the temperature and humidity are well controlled, today we start with the Hesi schedule, for now everything is going very well.

Chupadeos I have done the FIM pruning, and each plant has between 3/4 nodes. Due to the possible stress they might have, today in the watering, they are getting everything to recover perfectly. The watering water is from a reverse osmosis filter, and I have increased the watering to 0.6L. The temperature rose a bit due to the heat in the area where I live, but temperature and humidity are controlled. A little variegation appeared on one sweet skunk; I hope it goes away soon, it's nothing concerning. Let's see how they respond after today's work. Sorry for the video quality, but this time I had to work with the lamp on, my apologies. The plants are all between 17/18cm, and they are all growing evenly in height. They all have their supports now. Cheers and happy smokes!

Chupadeos Hello shurs, after the FIM pruning, the plants have responded very well except for the sweet skunk, which I don't know if it's because of its strain or if it's just how it is, but they are doing great. A selection of clones has been made, the plants are between 28/32 cm, with the sweet skunks being the smallest. The FIM pruning has been repeated on the taller ones, and when this week is over, we will start flowering. As for nutrients, they are all eager to take in even more, so we'll see how they react after a second FIM pruning. Cheers and sweet smokes!

Chupadeos Today marks the end of the growth phase, the three varieties have grown quite well, especially Gorilla Girl as they are a bit bigger and taller. A second FIM pruning was done and the stakes were put in. Some new leaf tips took on a slight yellow color; I hope they fully recover and start flowering at their best. I'm thinking about adding an LED panel to flower alongside the LEC. What do you think, should we add it? Cheers and sweet smokes!

Chupadeos The temperature in the area I live in is very high and it's almost impossible to lower it, and I can't install air conditioning, so they're getting a lot of ventilation and water. They look very healthy and eager to absorb nutrients, they've reacted very well to the change in photoperiod, and after having such high temperatures, they show no signs of problems; they look very healthy and strong. In the future, we'll see how they do under even higher temperatures, although personally, I think they're perfect for handling whatever comes their way. These little ones are going to surprise us.

Chupadeos It's really hard to control the temperature, and they're getting a few centimeters taller than they should. Other than that, everything is perfect; they're flowering very well. They want more and more nutrients, being fed twice a week and once with water, since they've consumed the water in the pot in two or three days. I'm starting to distinguish some phenotypes in their shape, and honestly, I'm very happy. @sweetseeds never fails.

Chupadeos They stopped growing and this week they only increased 2/4cm in height, even though it's really hot, they keep flowering perfectly. They're starting to have quite a few trichomes, and they continue to demand a lot of nutrients. We'll see how they start the second stage of flowering, sweet seeds never disappoint.

Chupadeos They're doing quite well, although there's a significant calcium deficiency that I'm working to correct; there's less and less time left until the harvest.

Chupadeos There's a heatwave where I live, it's 45 degrees in the shade during the day and 24 at night. It's really hard to manage without air conditioning. They're doing well considering everything they're going through with the start of summer.

Chupadeos A root wash has been done, due to the heat the flowers are struggling to fatten up, but other than that, everything is going well, I have no complaints considering the stress they're under.

Chupadeos They are all finishing their flowering, although they have a few days difference in finishing the flowering. The smells are tremendously intense and powerful. There are two phenotypes of sweet skunk and two phenotypes of killer kush. Gorilla Girl seems to be the most stable. Even though there are different phenotypes (2), the smells are similar. The harvest will be here soon, can't wait for those sweet smokes, family!! 😍💓🇪🇺